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The 14 pages that link to 1906 San Francisco earthquake, each with the reason it gives.

• EarthquakeBroader topic: Its mapped rupture helped establish the connection between fault slip and earthquakes.

• San FranciscoRelated: The disaster reshaped the city’s built environment and civic memory.

• Transform faultRelated: The disaster that first taught geologists how a transform stores and releases strain.

• San Andreas FaultBroader topic: The rupture that first mapped the fault across hundreds of kilometres and linked faults to earthquakes.

• Eadweard MuybridgeCompared with: This event postdates Muybridge’s death and frames the city’s changing photographic history, not his motion experiments.

• Elastic-rebound theoryBroader topic: Its rupture and ground offsets provided the central case for the theory.

• Surface waveRelated: Its seismic records and destruction illustrate the effects of large earthquake ground waves.

• San Francisco ChronicleBroader topic: The Chronicle's coverage documented the disaster and later earned a Pulitzer Prize.

• San Francisco ExaminerBroader topic: The Examiner’s coverage documented the disaster and the city’s recovery.

• Seismic engineeringRelated: Its damage exposed the vulnerability of buildings and infrastructure to strong shaking and fire.

• Alaska PeninsulaCompared with: It offers a contrast between strike-slip faulting and the peninsula’s subduction-driven earthquakes.

• Amadeo GianniniRelated: Giannini salvaged the bank’s funds and resumed lending after the disaster.

• M. H. de YoungRelated: The disaster destroyed the museum’s original building and collection, forcing a new institutional beginning.

• California Academy of SciencesRelated: The disaster destroyed the Academy’s original museum buildings and collections.