“…A steep HSF geometry is also compatible with geological observations of Quaternary strike‐slip landform offsets and a wrench style fold belt along the Heishan‐Jinta'Nanshan Fault which may represent the eastward continuation of the ATF system (Yang, Li, Cunningham, Yang, et al., 2023). A shallow fault separating R2 and C2 coincides with the SW‐dipping JYGF, and deformed Quaternary alluvial fan surfaces indicate that the JYGF is a transpressive splay fault of the Heishan‐Jinta'Nanshan sinistral strike‐slip fault system (Meyer et al., 1998; Yang, Li, Cunningham, Zhan, et al., 2023). No significant resistivity anomaly was detected in the mid‐lower crust of the Hexi Corridor basin between sites 302 and 334A (Figures 2 and 3) where we deployed very dense MT stations.…”