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Beheaded west-flowing drainages in the Lake Tahoe region, northern Sierra Nevada: implications for timing and rates of normal faulting, landscape evolution and mechanism of Sierran uplift

Richard A. Schweickert Department of Geological Sciences and Engineering, University of Nevada, Reno, NV, 89557, USACorrespondence[email protected]

Pages 994-1033 | Accepted 16 Jun 2009, Published online: 12 Aug 2009

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Emmanuel Gabet. (2022) Disequilibrium river networks dissecting the western slope of the Sierra Nevada, California, USA, record significant late Cenozoic tilting and associated surface uplift: Comment. GSA Bulletin 135:1-2, pages 534-537.
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Wes Hildreth, Judy Fierstein & Andrew T. Calvert. (2023) Precaldera Mafic Magmatism at Long Valley, California: Magma-Tectonic Siting and Incubation of the Great Rhyolite System. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 433, pages 107726.
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Yuankun Xu, William H. Schulz, Zhong Lu, Jinwoo Kim & Kelli Baxstrom. (2021) Geologic controls of slow-moving landslides near the US West Coast. Landslides 18:10, pages 3353-3365.
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Emmanuel J. Gabet. (2020) River profile evolution by plucking in lithologically heterogeneous landscapes: Uniform uplift vs. tilting. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 45:7, pages 1579-1588.
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R.A. Schweickert, J.G. Moore, M.M. Lahren, W. Kortemeier, C. Kitts & T. Adamek. (2019) The Tahoe-Sierra frontal fault zone, Emerald Bay area, Lake Tahoe, California: History, displacements, and rates. Geosphere 15:3, pages 783-819.
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Winifred Kortemeier, Andrew Calvert, James G. Moore & Richard Schweickert. (2018) Pleistocene volcanism and shifting shorelines at Lake Tahoe, California. Geosphere 14:2, pages 812-834.
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C.J. Busby, G.D.M. Andrews, A.K. Koerner, S.R. Brown, B.L. Melosh & J.C. Hagan. (2016) Progressive derangement of ancient (Mesozoic) east-west Nevadaplano paleochannels into modern (Miocene–Holocene) north-northwest trends in the Walker Lane Belt, central Sierra Nevada. Geosphere 12:1, pages 135-175.
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G. Lang Farmer, Allen F. Glazner, Winifred T. Kortemeier, Michael A. Cosca, Craig H. Jones, Jessica E. Moore & Richard A. Schweickert. (2013) Mantle lithosphere as a source of postsubduction magmatism, northern Sierra Nevada, California. Geosphere 9:5, pages 1102-1124.
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Patricia H. Cashman, James H. TrexlerJrJr, Michael C. Widmer & S. June Queen. (2012) Post–2.6 Ma tectonic and topographic evolution of the northeastern Sierra Nevada: The record in the Reno and Verdi basins. Geosphere 8:5, pages 972-990.
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