ERIC HORSMAN Dept. of Geological Sciences East Carolina University 101 Graham Building Greenville, NC 27858

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Date: 2012-02-20 06:57:41 Geology Igneous petrology Petrology Structural geology Laccolith Horsman Henry Mountains Fault Transpression Granite Shear zone		ERIC HORSMAN Dept. of Geological Sciences East Carolina University 101 Graham Building Greenville, NC 27858 Add to Reading List Source URL: myweb.ecu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 112,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

	RESEARCH Extension-driven right-lateral shear in the Centennial shear zone adjacent to the eastern Snake River Plain, Idaho S.J. Payne1, R. McCaffrey2, and S.A. Kattenhorn3 IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY, P.O. BOX 1625, MS 22 DocID: 1rY8l - View Document
	Publications – Jochen E. Mezger Peer-reviewed articles In Revision: 1) Mezger, J.E. & Régnier, J.-L.: Isobaric evolution of K-poor staurolite-cordierite schists during early stages of DocID: 1rrqH - View Document
	Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, Vol. 97, No. 6, pp. 1833–1840, December 2007, doi: Scaling of Fault Parameters for Continental Strike-Slip Earthquakes by Geoffrey C. P. King and St DocID: 1rn6Y - View Document
	ERIC HORSMAN Dept. of Geological Sciences East Carolina University 101 Graham Building Greenville, NC 27858 DocID: 1rkTn - View Document
	IAPETUS doctoral training partnership Investigating the effect of deep fault structure on earthquake rupture and seismic hazard (Ref IAP_15_74) Department of Earth Sciences, Durham University DocID: 1r7mZ - View Document