Did the 2024 magnitude 7.0 Cape Mendocino earthquake trigger aftershocks on the San Andreas?

Coulomb stress calculations and the distribution of aftershocks indicate that the early December magnitude 7.0 earthquake likely stressed the northern tip of the San Andreas, near the end of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake rupture.

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Temblor
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.32858/temblor.355
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earthquake and tectonic studies
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Did the 2024 magnitude 7.0 Cape Mendocino earthquake trigger aftershocks on the San Andreas?

Ross S. Stein, Héctor González‐Huízar, Shinji Toda, Volkan Sevilgen
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Did the 2024 magnitude 7.0 Cape Mendocino earthquake trigger aftershocks on the San Andreas?

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Coulomb stress calculations and the distribution of aftershocks indicate that the early December magnitude 7.0 earthquake likely stressed the northern tip of the San Andreas, near the end of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake rupture.

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Did the 2024 magnitude 7.0 Cape Mendocino earthquake trigger aftershocks on the San Andreas? — Ross S. Stein, Héctor González‐Huízar, et al. · Temblor (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS