Late Holocene slip rate and recurrence of great earthquakes on the San Andreas fault in northern California (scholarly article by Tina M. Niemi & N. Timothy Hall published 1992 in Geology)

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P2093	author name string	Tina M. Niemi
		N. Timothy Hall
P433	issue	3
P407	language of work or name	English	Q1860
P921	main subject	earthquake	Q7944
		San Andreas Fault	Q191218
P304	page(s)	195
P577	publication date	1992-01-01
P1433	published in	Geology	Q5535339
P1476	title	Late Holocene slip rate and recurrence of great earthquakes on the San Andreas fault in northern California
P478	volume	20

Late Holocene slip rate and recurrence of great earthquakes on the San Andreas fault in northern California