Revised supplementary material to "Fumarolic pathways were structurally controlled by a strike-slip fault system beneath the Bishop Tuff, Bishop, California"

Revised supplementary material to "<em>Fumarolic pathways were structurally controlled by a strike-slip fault system beneath the Bishop Tuff, Bishop, California</em>": Figure S1 Supplementary Images V.2.kmz Table S1 Fault Measurements V.2.csv Table S2 Joint Measurements.csv Table S3 Optimal Joints Model Solution.csv Figure S1 Supplementary Images.kmz for use in Google Earth showing field photographs in geographic context. Figure S1 Supplementary Images.kmz contains all supplementary images (S1 to S12), locations and additional images of field photographs of the figures in the main text of the publication (Figures 3,5,7), additional photographs of fault kinematic indicators, sample localities, and some additional photographs. The order of figures in the manuscript changed, so figure numbers differ from the originally published version. Table S1 Fault Measurements.csv contains all measured fault surface orientations (strike and dip), their corresponding slickenline orientations (trend and plunge) and their locations (latitude and longitude in decimal degrees). Fault types were added to the data. Table S2 Joint Measurements.csv contains all measured orientations of joints as measured on a preserved joint wall (strike and dip), their locations (easting and northing in meters), and whether the joint was mineralized or not. No changes were made from the originally published version. Table S3 Optimal Joints Model Solution.csv contains the output to the model presented in the paper. This table was newly added to the revised version of the paper.