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A recently identified mass-transport deposit stack in the Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California (México), and its implication in the basin tectonics
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Acknowledgement
This project is funded by the project NSF 1728690 granted to J. Stock, U.S. Science Support Program, Exp. 385 post-expedition activity (PEA). We thank S&P Global for providing a free Educational Network license through the University Grant Program. A special thanks to Erin Burkett from the Hixon Writing Center at Caltech for the writing style advice provided to A. Piña in the development of this manuscript. We thank Francisco Ponce (UNAM) and Diego Aguilar (UNAM) for their support in the bathymetric data processed. Additional funding from the National Science Foundation (Award OCE-2133396 to K. Marsaglia) supported contributions by S. Hart and K. Marsaglia to this paper. Thanks to Liselle Persad for help with Hole U1551A sample selection and processing, and James Ingle (Stanford Emeritus) for his contribution of the Van Andel (1964) GOC grain mount collection and thin section R111 to KM for use in this study. We thank Andrea Artoni and the two anonymous reviewers for their thoughtful comments and constructive feedback, which greatly improved the quality of our manuscript.
Data Availability
The MCS reflection data acquired during Sonne 241 are found at doi: https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.944765. The data acquired during AH1605–020 (Line 1 Alpha Helix) are found at doi: https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/FCTZZC. The bathymetric grid is found in the supplementary materials.
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Additional details
- National Science Foundation
- EAR-1728690
- National Science Foundation
- OCE-2133396
- Accepted
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2025-05-24
- Available
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2025-06-02Available online
- Available
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2025-06-20Version of record
- Caltech groups
- Seismological Laboratory, Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences (GPS)
- Publication Status
- Published