Oblique-slip tectonics in an active volcanic chain: A case study from the Southern Andes
Authors:
- Gerd SielfeldGSGerd Sielfeld
- Javiera RuzJRJaviera Ruz
- Andrea BrogiAndrea Brogi
- José CembranoJCJosé Cembrano
- Ashley Stanton-YongeASAshley Stanton-Yonge
- Pamela Pérez-FloresPPPamela Pérez-Flores
- Pablo IturrietaPIPablo Iturrieta
- 1 November 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Tectonophysics
- Vol. 770
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Funding Information
- FONDAP (15090013)
- FONDECYT (1141139)
- CONICYT (21140749)
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