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Who discovered the San Andreas fault? California state geologist, Andrew 
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Thirty millions years ago seems like a long time but in geological time, it is like ... 
Like all land forms and topographic features, California's are much younger than 
the rock ... The boundary between the Pacific and Farallon plates is called the 
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topographic features and the geoinorphie divisions .... shrubs are found, 
particularly east of the crest of the Berkeley. Hills. ..... and is separated from it by a 
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Question: This 800-mile-long feature was discovered & named by Andrew Lawson
Answer: San Andreas Fault