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Kinematic Implications of New Paleomagnetic Data From the Northern Walker Lane, Western Nevada: Counterintuitive Anticlockwise Vertical-Axis Rotation in an Incipient Dextral Shear Zone

James E. Faulds, Christopher D. Henry, Nicholas H. Hinz, Benjamin Delwiche, Patricia H. Cashman

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Key concepts: Sinistral and dextral, Clockwise, Geology, Paleomagnetism, Geodesy, Kinematics, Seismology, Vertical axis

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