Supplemental Material: Injection veins as evidence of coseismic pore-pressure spikes from the Muddy Mountain thrust, southern Nevada, USA

Moses Angombe; et al.

doi:10.1130/gsab.s.29944163.v1

August 19, 2025Open Access

Supplemental Material: Injection veins as evidence of coseismic pore-pressure spikes from the Muddy Mountain thrust, southern Nevada, USA

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Pore-pressure spikes from coseismic events are indicated by injection veins, influencing geological behavior.
The study identifies key evidence of coseismic activity in volcanic terrains, with effects observed in southern Nevada.
Using field observations, the analysis shows the relationship between injection veins and pore pressure changes relating to seismic activity.
These findings may enhance understanding of tectonic processes and pore pressure dynamics in geological formations.

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Field observations reveal coseismic pore-pressure spikes linked to injection veins in southern Nevada, indicating geological activity driving ground changes.

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Field waypoints and locations of injection veins.

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