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1 Upper Miocene conglomerate and sandstone units—Con. Introduction 1 Santa Margarita Formation (east side of range)—Con. Acknowledgments  4 Member D  35 Structure  4 Dispersal patterns, depositional environments, and Nature and configuration of basement rocks 4 sedimentary processes of the Santa Margarita Description of structures  5 Formation, and the Republic and Williams sandstones 36 Development of the southern Temblor Range  6 Santa Margarita, Republic, and Williams dispersal Stratigraphy  7 patterns  36 Upper Miocene and Pliocene stratigraphy  7 Depositional environments and sedimentary processes of East side of range  7 the Republic and Williams sandstones  36 West side of range 10 Depositional environments and sedimentary processes of Crest of range  12 the Santa Margarita Formation  40 Upper Miocene conglomerate and sandstone units12 Santa Margarita fan deltas  42 Republic sandstone  12 Santa Margarita submarine canyons and fans 43 Williams sandstone 13 Santa Margarita depositional processes  44 Santa Margarita Formation (west side and crest of Influence of a right-laterally shifting source terrane on range)  15 sedimentation  46 Member A 17 Right-lateral separation along San Andreas fault in central Member B  17 California  46 Member C 27 Shifting source terrane during Santa Margarita Member D  29 sedimentation  47 Santa Margarita Formation (east side of range) 32 Evolution of the Santa Margarita Formation and its source Member B  33 terrane  48 Member C 34 Summary and conclusions  54 References cited  56

Tectonically controlled fan delta and submarine fan sedimentation of late Miocene age, southern Temblor Range, California