1934
DOI: 10.1086/624127
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The Earthquake of December 20, 1932, at Cedar Mountain, Nevada and Its Bearing on the Genesis of Basin Range Structure

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“…A more recently recognized caldera complex, the Crater Flat caldera (Carr, 1982) is hypothesized to be west of Yucca Mountain in the Crater Flat area ( fig. 4), and could extend east to include part The caldera complexes occur along the Walker Lane zone (Gianella and Callaghan, 1934;Carr, 1976) and in a zone characterized by the presence of northeasttrending left-lateral faults. The area is also of the Yucca Mountain area.…”
Section: Drill-hole Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A more recently recognized caldera complex, the Crater Flat caldera (Carr, 1982) is hypothesized to be west of Yucca Mountain in the Crater Flat area ( fig. 4), and could extend east to include part The caldera complexes occur along the Walker Lane zone (Gianella and Callaghan, 1934;Carr, 1976) and in a zone characterized by the presence of northeasttrending left-lateral faults. The area is also of the Yucca Mountain area.…”
Section: Drill-hole Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The older stress field was apparently present during emplacement of the Lone Mountain pluton, as is evidenced by elongation of the pluton in a northwesterly direction and by pronounced northwest-trending joints. This stress field parallels the Walker Lane, a zone of disrupted topography characterized by the presence of a northwest-striking lineament (Gianella and Callaghan, 1934;Locke and others, 1940). and could possibly be related to its early development.…”
Section: Structurementioning
confidence: 61%
“…Coordinates: lat 38°32' N., long 118°06' W. Ferguson and Muller, 1949;Gianella and Callaghan, 1934;Knopf, 1921;Schilling, 1965;Marvin and Dobson, 1979. …”
Section: M-5 Southern Gabbs Valley Rangementioning
confidence: 99%