A New Class of Faults and their Bearing on Continental Drift¶
WILSON. (1965). A New Class of Faults and their Bearing on Continental Drift.
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- Transform Fault
- J. Tuzo Wilson's 1965 paper establishing the transform concept made the decisive observation that transform faults are bounded at both ends by other plate boundaries, terminating there rather than continuing beyond
This sourceThe founding paper defining the transform fault as a fault that terminates abruptly at both ends where it meets a ridge or an arc, a junction at which one feature changes into another.
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- J. Tuzo Wilson's 1965 paper establishing the transform concept made the decisive observation that transform faults are bounded at both ends by other plate boundaries, terminating there rather than continuing beyond
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