Hydration of the Gorda and Southern Juan de Fuca Plates at Propagator Wakes: Implications for Fluid Flux, Megathrust Rupture, and Arc Volcanism in Cascadia
L. E. Moser(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), B. Boston(Auburn University), S. M. Carbotte(University of California, Santa Barbara), N. C. E. Miller(United States Geological Survey), Shuoshuo Han(The University of Texas at Austin), J. P. Canales(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Hanchao Jian(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
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