USGS professional paper · 1989 · 55 citations · 31 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyStructural GeologyTectonicsTectonophysicsFault MechanicsFault Zone StructureMetamorphic MineralsMetamorphic RocksPlutonic PetrologyPlutonic RocksFault RocksGranite GeochemistryGranite PetrologyGranodiorite SuitesMagmatic StratigraphyPlutonic Rock PetrographyQuartzTonalite Suites
The south tip of the Sierra Nevada batholith terminates abruptly along the San Andreas fault and has an anomalous east-west-trending structural grain. Apparently, a part of the batholith has been torn away and displaced by San Andreas fault movement.
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To each plutonic rock its proper name
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Classification of Igneous Rock Series
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