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Letter
Nature Geoscience (8 November 2009) | doi:10.1038/ngeo684
Deep creep as a cause for the excess seismicity along the San Jacinto fault
Abstract
Since 1890, the San Jacinto fault in Southern California has been the site of eleven earthquakes of moderate magnitude (6. This activity contrasts sharply with the seismic quiescence of the nearby southern San Andreas fault.
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