...THOMAS E. LISLE Abstract Jacoby Creek (bed width = 12 m; bankfull discharge = 32.6 m 3 /s) contains stationary gravel bars that have forms and positions controlled by numerous large streamside obstructions (bedrock outcrops, large woody debris, and rooted bank projections) and bedrock bends. Bank...

...Jason S. Padgett; Simon E. Engelhart; Harvey M. Kelsey; Robert C. Witter; Niamh Cahill; Eileen Hemphill-Haley Abstract Stratigraphic, lithologic, foraminiferal, and radiocarbon analyses indicate that at least four abrupt mud-over-peat contacts are recorded across three sites (Jacoby Creek, McDaniel...

... the annotations to reduce clutter. The stratigraphic units and nomenclature for units observed in Allegany County are based on Smith and Jacobi (2000) , but follow older, existing units as used by Rickard and Fisher in the Geologic Map of New York (1970). The Pipe Creek and Hanover formations, which...

..., California 93106-4060, U.S.A. Lisle ( 1986 ), O'Connor et al. ( 1986 ), and Thompson ( 2001 ) also argued for local site controls on pool and riffle spacing. Lisle found that large obstructions such as bedrock outcrops or large, woody debris along the gravel bed of Jacoby Creek in California caused...

... Group, the Home Creek Limestone. This basal clastic interval is referred to as the Finis Shale, the older member of the Graham Formation, and contains organic-rich shales grading upward to interbedded mudstones and sandstones. Following the Finis Shale, three limestone members emerge: the Gonzales...

... Member, Graham Formation, Carboniferous. Pond Dam, 3.5 km SE of Jacksboro, Texas, USA. Hewitt 2000 , p. 99. Rayonnoceras solidiforme Croneis      REFERRED LL.11756, LL.11757. Lower Shale Member, Fayetteville Formation, Middle Chesterian, Carboniferous. Trace Cove Creek, White River, Oklahoma...

... between two separate faults. In the historic period, the closest section of the SAF ruptured twice, in 1812 and 1857. The rupture pattern traditionally proposed for the 8 December 1812 earthquake ( Jacoby et al. , 1988 ) involves rupture of the SAF from at least Pallet Creek northwest of Cajon Pass...

... areas and Wrightwood in an attempt to recognize and date previous earthquakes in trees located along the fault ( Meisling and Sieh, 1980 ; Jacoby et al. , 1988 ). Meisling and Sieh ( 1980 ) reported that the Whitiner Tree, a Ponderosa pine located about 1.5 km east of the San Emigdio Creek trench site...

.... 9,930 Travis Peak 8,640 9,534 Rodessa Pettet 4,784 MCF 1,726 MCF White Oak Creek (Rodessa) White Oak Creek (Pettet) NFW 2 Cherokee 1.5 NE Gallatin Kilroy Co. 1 J. W. Ousley Apr. 9,321 Travis Peak 8,744 Pettet 4,074 MCF Coon Creek NFW 3 Freestone 2 SE Kirvin Orbit Oil & Gas 1...

... US Geological Survey website ( US Geological Survey, 2016 ) and from Fisher (1980) . Taconic mélange, Taconic allochthon, and Taconic intense deformation bands from Kidd (in Jacobi et al., 2016 ). Faults modified from Cushing and Ruedemann (1914) , Fisher (1980) , Bradley and Kidd (1991) , Kidd...

... of the relocated epicenters (this paper), see Figure 6 (location of Fig. 6 is shown as dashed box). Colored thick lines are Bouguer gravity anomaly contours that outline the Scranton gravity high; contour interval = 5 mGal (gravity modified from Jacobi, 2002 [which used data from National Geophysical Data...

... than A.D. 1745, and 94% lies after the start of the historical record in 1769 ( Toppozada et al. , 1981 ). Major historical events are reported only in A.D. 1812 and 1857. Dendrochronological evidence ( Jacoby et al. , 1988 ) indicates that the San Andreas fault 15 km southeast of Pallett Creek...

... recently active breaks along the San Andreas fault and associated faults between the Salton Sea and Whitewater River-Mission Creek, California , U.S. Geol. Surv. Misc. Investigations Map I-1483 . Cohn S. N. Allen...