The San Andreas is a right-lateral fault with the North American Plate on one side and the Pacific Plate on the other. During a movement of the fault, you would see the opposite side of the fault move to the right?

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The San Andreas is a right-lateral fault with the North American Plate on one side and the Pacific Plate on the other. During a movement of the fault, you would see the opposite side of the fault mov?

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