Fig. 2 New bathymetry. New bathymetry. (A) Uninterpreted bathymetry. Black lines represent seismic profiles acquired. The white line shows the position.

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Fig. 2 New bathymetry. New bathymetry. (A) Uninterpreted bathymetry. Black lines represent seismic profiles acquired. The white line shows the position of the seismic image shown in Fig. 4, and the red lines show the position of the seismic image shown in Fig. 5. (B) Interpreted bathymetry. F6a and F7b, reactivated fracture zones. Different symbols are defined in the right-hand upper corner. NEIC, National Earthquake Information Center; ISC, International Seismological Centre. (C) Simplified interpreted bathymetry showing main features. The inset shows a schematic shear zone scheme. Satish C. Singh et al. Sci Adv 2017;3:e1601689 Copyright © 2017, The Authors