Keyword [California]
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| 141. | Using stable isotopes to characterize the groundwater recharge in the Sierra Nevada Foothills, California |
| 142. | Physical properties and multi-scale seismic anisotropy in the crust surrounding the San Andreas Fault near Parkfield, California |
| 143. | Late Neogene alluvial-fan geochronology and faulting, southern Death Valley, California |
| 144. | Population status of the endangered Mohave tui chub ( Siphateles bicolor mohavensis) at Lake Tuendae, Zzyzx, California |
| 145. | Driving attitudes and behaviors: An exploratory study in the high traffic fatality rate of Antelope Valley, California |
| 146. | Interannual flow off southern California and its influence on water properties and marine lif |
| 147. | Structure and emplacement of Buena Vista Crest Intrusive Suite, California |
| 148. | Adaptation to climate change impacts on California water resources |
| 149. | Investigations of Quaternary fault deformations and coseismic slip of the 1906 earthquake in Marin County, California |
| 150. | Modeling household adoption of earthquake hazard adjustments: A longitudinal panel study of Southern California and Western Washington residents |
| 151. | Linking invasive plant management, conservation, and restoration on Santa Cruz Island, California |
| 152. | Depth imaging of crustal scale seismic reflection surveys in southern California |
| 153. | Seismic studies of continental rupture and ocean finestructure in the Gulf of California |
| 154. | Biosignature preservation in Miocene evaporite and hot spring deposits of the southeast Cady Mountains, California, U.S.A |
| 155. | Chronology and paleoclimate records of the late Pleistocene Wilson Creek Formation at Mono Lake, California |
| 156. | Groundwater recharge potential using secondary treated wastewater: Methods and case study in the southern San Joaquin Valley, California |
| 157. | On the Jurassic tectonic evolution of California |
| 158. | Deformation rates across the San Andreas Fault system, central California determined by geology and geodesy |
| 159. | Quantification of metals, nutrients, and solids from natural catchments during wet- and dry-weather in Southern California |
| 160. | Sea-level rise, El Nino, and the future of the California coastlin |
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