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Field and microstructural observations on exhumed, inactive, fault segments in plate margin systems show that most of the upper crustal slip occurs in zones with a thickness of less than a few tens of millimeters ([Chester et al., 1993][1]; [Wibberley and Shimamoto, 2003][2]). Slip zones in

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