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Journal of Structural Geology (1988) / Журнал структурной геологии (1988)
2. Relay structures in a Lower Permian basement-involved extension system, East Greenland — Poul-Henrik Larsen. JSG 10(1) 3–8.
3. Fault-block tilting: the Gebel Zeit example, Gulf of Suez — I. Moretti, B. Colletta. JSG 10(1) 9–19.
4. Shearing of partially consolidated sediments in a lower trench slope setting, Shimanto Belt, SW Japan — Susan M. Agar. JSG 10(1) 21–32.
5. Recognition of pervasive prestrain in the total-strain pattern of large folds — W.M. Schwerdtner. JSG 10(1) 33–40.
6. Symmetry of pebble-deformation involving solution pits and slip-lineations in the northern Alpine Molasse Basin — Frank Schrader. JSG 10(1) 41–52.
7. Deformation volume and cleavage development in metasedimentary rocks from the Ballarat slate belt — Helen M. Waldron, Michael Sandiford. JSG 10(1) 53–62.
8. En échelon vein array development in extension and shear — Eoin Rothery. JSG 10(1) 63–71.
9. Sense of shear in high-temperature movement zones from the fabric asymmetry of plagioclase feldspars — Shaocheng Ji, David Mainprice, Francoise Boudier. JSG 10(1) 73–81.
10. Microstructural shear criteria associated with grain-boundary sliding during ductile deformation — M.R. Drury, F.J. Humphreys. JSG 10(1) 83–89.
11. Shear-zone geometries in experimentally deformed clays: the influence of water content, strain rate and primary fabric — J. Arch, A.J. Maltman, R.J. Knipe. JSG 10(1) 91–99.
12. An automated machine for pure shear deformation of analogue materials in plane strain — Neil S. Mancktelow. JSG 10(1) 101–108.
13. Restoration of transpression/transtension by generating the three-dimensional segmented helical loci of deformed lines across structure contour maps — Angus M. McCoss. JSG 10(1) 109–120.
14. Vector analysis of fault bends and intersecting faults — Andrew McCaig. JSG 10(1) 121–124.
15. Sinistral shear during Acadian deformation in north-central Newfoundland, based on transecting cleavage — Richard S. Blewett, Kevin T. Pickering. JSG 10(1) 125–127.
16. Structural evolution and sequence of thrusting in the High Himalayan, Tibetan-Tethys and Indus Suture zones of Zanskar and Ladakh, Western Himalaya: Discussion — P.B. Kelemen, I. Reuber, G. Fuchs. JSG 10(1) 129–130.
17. Structural evolution and sequence of thrusting in the High Himalayan, Tibetan-Tethys and Indus Suture zones of Zanskar and Ladakh, Western Himalaya: Reply — M.P. Searle. JSG 10(1) 130–132.
18. Book reviews: Preferred Orientation in Deformed Metals and Rocks; Microtextures of Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks — R.D. Law, G.T.R. Droop. JSG 10(1) 133–134.
19. Sliding-thrusting tectonics caused by thermal uplift in the Yunmeng Mountains, Beijing, China — Y. Zheng, Y. Wang, R. Liu, J. Shao. JSG 10(2) 135–144.
20. Grain growth and re-orientation of phyllosilicate minerals during the development of slaty cleavage in the South Kitakami Mountains, northeast Japan — Kazuhiko Ishii. JSG 10(2) 145–154.
21. Relations between normal-fault geometry, tilting and vertical motions in extensional terrains: an example from the southern Gulf of Suez — J.A. Jackson, N.J. White, Z. Garfunkel, H. Anderson. JSG 10(2) 155–170.
22. Sediment slump structures: a review of diagnostic criteria and application to an example from Newfoundland — C.G. Elliott, P.F. Williams. JSG 10(2) 171–182.
23. Displacement variation along thrust faults: implications for the development of large faults — Michael A. Ellis, W. James Dunlap. JSG 10(2) 183–192.
24. Paleostress determination in a rock by a fractographic method — Dov Bahat, A. Rabinovitch. JSG 10(2) 193–199.
25. Normalized center-to-center strain analysis of packed aggregates — Eric A. Erslev. JSG 10(2) 201–209.
26. The geometrical significance of strain trajectory curvature — P.R. Cobbold, E. Barbotin. JSG 10(2) 211–218.
27. The stereographic analysis of facing — Robert E. Holdsworth. JSG 10(2) 219–223.
28. Multiple fault sets and three-dimensional strain: theory and application — Robert W. Krantz. JSG 10(3) 225–237.
29. Analysis of the relationship between displacements and dimensions of faults — John J. Walsh, Juan Watterson. JSG 10(3) 239–247.
30. Quasistatic propagation of a normal fault: a fracture mechanics model — Jian Lin, E.M. Parmentier. JSG 10(3) 249–262.
31. Application of a three-dimensional finite-element method to strain field analyses — Daniel D. Schultz-Ela. JSG 10(3) 263–272.
32. Determination of finite strain in bedding surfaces using sedimentary structures and trace fossils: a comparison of techniques — John W.F. Waldron. JSG 10(3) 273–281.
33. Fluid flow, metasomatism and amphibolite deformation in an imbricated ophiolite, North Cascades, Washington — R.B. Miller. JSG 10(3) 283–296.
34. Computer-based method to separate heterogeneous sets of fault-slip data into sub-sets — Qin Huang. JSG 10(3) 297–299.
35. Strain determination using cathodoluminescence of calcite overgrowths — Charles M. Onasch, Timothy L. Davis. JSG 10(3) 301–303.
36. Cathodoluminescence petrography of microstructural fabrics in deformed limestones — S.L. Dorobek, A.J. Watkinson. JSG 10(3) 305–309.
37. Use of fault cut-offs and bed travel distance in balanced cross-sections: Discussion 1 — Mark G. Rowan, Robert A. Ratliff. JSG 10(3) 311–312.
38. Use of fault cut-offs and bed travel distance in balanced cross-sections: Discussion 2 — David A. Ferrill. JSG 10(3) 313–314.
39. Use of fault cut-offs and bed travel distance in balanced cross-sections: Consolidated reply — Ronald C. Crane. JSG 10(3) 314–316.
40. Book reviews: Two books on fracture — Geoffrey E. Lloyd, E.H. Rutter. JSG 10(3) 317–318.
41. Book review: The Structural Analysis of Granitic Rocks — Donny Hutton. JSG 10(3) 318–319.
42. Book review: Global Correlation of Tectonic Movements — W. Jaroszewski. JSG 10(3) 319–320.
43. Short Notice: Subcommission on Tectonic Nomenclature. JSG 10(3) 321.
44. Rf/φ strain analysis using an orientation net — Declan G. De Paor. JSG 10(4) 323–333.
45. Bone-shaped boudins: a possible shear criterion — J. Malavieille, R. Lacassin. JSG 10(4) 335–345.
46. The use of asymmetric pressure shadows in mylonites to determine the sense of shear — Hideo Takagi, Mayumi Ito. JSG 10(4) 347–360.
47. List of Contents and Author Index, Volume 10, 1988 — JSG 10(8) i–i.
48. Shear criteria in granite and migmatite deformed in the magmatic and solid states — Philippe Blumenfeld, Jean-Luc Bouchez. JSG 10(4) 361–372.
49. Sense of overthrust shear in the Alpine nappes of Calabria (Southern Italy) — Dorothee Dietrich. JSG 10(4) 373–381.
50. Internal geometry and origin of the Hubat structural culmination, Oman Mountains — Paul D. Barrette. JSG 10(4) 383–391.
51. Reverse fault step at Engel Peaks, Antarctic Peninsula — Alan W. Meneilly. JSG 10(4) 393–403.
52. The geometry of planar domino-style normal faults above a dipping basal detachment — Gary J. Axen. JSG 10(4) 405–411.
53. On the formation and growth of faults: an experimental study — S.J.D. Cox, C.H. Scholz. JSG 10(4) 413–430.
54. Thickness-displacement relationships for deformation zones — Joseph Hull. JSG 10(4) 431–435.
55. Deformation mechanisms in granitic rocks at shallow crustal levels — James P. Evans. JSG 10(5) 437–443.
56. Kinematic analysis of an en échelon-continuous vein complex — John P. Craddock, Ben A. van der Pluijm. JSG 10(5) 445–452.
57. Geometry and tectonic significance of Albanian sedimentary dykes in the Sisteron area, SE France — Qin Huang. JSG 10(5) 453–462.
58. Slump folds and gravity slide structures in a Lower Palaeozoic marginal basin sequence (the Skiddaw Group), NW England — B.C. Webb, A.H. Cooper. JSG 10(5) 463–472.
59. Structure and sequence of thrusting in deep-water sediments during ophiolite emplacement in the south-central Oman Mountains — D.J.W. Cooper. JSG 10(5) 473–485.
60. Geometry of sheath folds and related fabrics at the Luikonlahti mine, Svecokarelides, eastern Finland — Adrian F. Park. JSG 10(5) 487–498.
61. Tectonic processes in a surge-type glacier — Martin Sharp, Wendy Lawson, Robert S. Anderson. JSG 10(5) 499–515.
62. Strain refraction in layered systems — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 10(5) 517–527.
63. Strain analysis in rocks with pretectonic fabrics: Discussion — D.G. De Paor, T.M. Kusky. JSG 10(5) 529–530.
64. Strain analysis in rocks with pretectonic fabrics: Reply — J. Wheeler. JSG 10(5) 531–532.
65. Book review: Folds and fractures — P.R. Cobbold. JSG 10(5) 533.
66. Book reviews: Folds and fractures; Laboratory course in structural geology — [reviewers]. JSG 10(5) 533–534.
67. Book review: The Nepal Himalaya — [reviewer]. JSG 10(5) 534.
68. Book review: Terrane Accretion and Orogenic Belts — [reviewer]. JSG 10(5) 534–535.
69. Forthcoming meetings / calendar, 1988 — JSG 10(5) 536.
70. Erratum: Schwerdtner, W.M. 1988. Recognition of pervasive prestrain… — JSG 10(5) 537.
71. Editorial — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 10(6) 539.
72. Theory of chocolate tablet boudinage — S.K. Ghosh. JSG 10(6) 541–553.
73. Synmetamorphic structural evolution of the Seward Peninsula blueschist terrane, Alaska — Brian E. Patrick. JSG 10(6) 555–565.
74. Foliations developed during slump deformation of Miocene marine sediments, Cyprus — S.G. Farrell, S. Eaton. JSG 10(6) 567–576.
75. Evolution of structures and fabrics in the Barbados Accretionary Prism. Insights from Leg 110 of the Ocean Drilling Program — Jan H. Behrmann, Kevin Brown, J. Casey Moore, Alain Mascle, Elliott Taylor et al. JSG 10(6) 577–591.
76. Progress in the study and modelling of similar fold interferences — M. Perrin, P.H. Oltra, S. Coquillart. JSG 10(6) 593–605.
77. Description and classification of folds in single surfaces — Robert J. Twiss. JSG 10(6) 607–623.
78. Structural evolution of a Briançonnais cover nappe, the Caprauna-Armetta Unit (Ligurian Alps, Italy) — Alessandro Menardi-Noguera. JSG 10(6) 625–637.
79. Strain determination from three known stretches—an exact solution — Declan G. De Paor. JSG 10(6) 639–642.
80. Large-scale foliation boudinage in gneisses — Robin Lacassin. JSG 10(6) 643–647.
81. How normal faulting and sedimentation interact to produce listric fault profiles and stratigraphic wedges — Bruno Vendeville, Peter R. Cobbold. JSG 10(7) 649–659.
82. Listric growth faults in the Kenya Rift Valley — W.B. Jones. JSG 10(7) 661–672.
83. Stress estimates and fault history from quartz microstructures — T.G. Blenkinsop, M.R. Drury. JSG 10(7) 673–684.
84. Using joint interactions to estimate paleostress ratios — R. Dyer. JSG 10(7) 685–699.
85. Universal stage measurements and transmission electron microscope observations of fractured plagioclase — Daria Monica Ague. JSG 10(7) 701–705.
86. Factors affecting the kinematic interpretation of asymmetric boudinage in shear zones — Arthur G. Goldstein. JSG 10(7) 707–715.
87. Deformational and strain patterns of an intracontinental collision ductile shear zone—an example from the Higher Garhwal Himalaya — A.K. Jain, Arvind Anand. JSG 10(7) 717–734.
88. A computer model of sheath-nappes formed during crustal shear in the Western Gneiss Region, central Norwegian Caledonides — F.W. Vollmer. JSG 10(7) 735–743.
89. Analysis and interpretation of composite foliations in areas of progressive deformation — Othmar T. Tobisch, Scott R. Paterson. JSG 10(7) 745–754.
90. Vorticity and strain analysis using Mohr diagrams — Cees W. Passchier, Janos L. Urai. JSG 10(7) 755–763.
91. Seven types of subgrain boundaries in octachloropropane — W.D. Means, J.H. Ree. JSG 10(7) 765–770.
92. Simulation of fabric development in recrystallizing aggregates—I. Description of the model — M.W. Jessell. JSG 10(8) 771–778.
93. Simulation of fabric development in recrystallizing aggregates—II. Example model runs — M.W. Jessell. JSG 10(8) 779–793.
94. Quartz c-axis fabric development and large-scale post-nappe folding (Wandfluhhorn Fold, Penninic nappes) — Eva M. Klaper. JSG 10(8) 795–802.
95. Behavior of illite and chlorite during pressure solution of shaly limestone of the Kalkberg Formation, Catskill, New York — Melanie E. Kreutzberger, Donald R. Peacor. JSG 10(8) 803–811.
96. Pseudotachylyte-bearing strike-slip duplex structures in the Fort Foster Brittle Zone, S. Maine — Mark T. Swanson. JSG 10(8) 813–828.
97. Mechanisms of thrust propagation: some examples and implications for the analysis of overthrust terranes — Peter A. Geiser. JSG 10(8) 829–845.
98. Modelling the geometry of Coulomb thrust wedges — Genene Mulugeta. JSG 10(8) 847–859.
99. Stratad disruption and development of melange, Western Newfoundland: effect of high fluid pressure in an accretionary terrain during ophiolite emplacement — J.W.F. Waldron, D. Turner, K.M. Stevens. JSG 10(8) 861–873.
100. Tectonic rotations about vertical axes during the last 4 Ma in part of the New Zealand plate-boundary zone — S.H. Lamb. JSG 10(8) 875–893.
101. Experimental shear zones and magnetic fabrics — G.J. Borradaile and C. Alford. JSG 10(8) 895–904.
102. Strain from three stretches—a simple Mohr circle solution — Richard J. Lisle and Donal M. Ragan. JSG 10(8) 905–906.
103. A Field Guide to the Northeastern Appalachians (book review) — Fisher. JSG 10(8) 907.
104. The Welsh Basin (book review) — Shackleton. JSG 10(8) 907.
105. The deformation of some soft (and not so soft) sediments (book review) — D.J. Sanderson. JSG 10(8) 908.
106. The lithosphere-asthenosphere system (book review) — Philip England. JSG 10(8) 908–909.
107. A new journal for South American geology (book review) — Atherton. JSG 10(8) 909.



