Journal of Structural Geology (1990) / Журнал структурной геологии (1990)

1. Front matter (Editorial Board, Aims and Scope, Subscriptions) — Journal of Structural Geology. JSG 12(1) IFC.

2. Palaeostress estimation using calcite twinning: experimental calibration and application to nature — K.J. Rowe and E.H. Rutter. JSG 12(1) 1–17.

3. Crystallographic orientation patterns of myrmekitic quartz: a fabric memory in quartz ribbon-bearing gneisses — H. Stel and M. Breedveld. JSG 12(1) 19–28.

4. Simple shear deformation and quartz crystallographic fabrics: a possible natural example from the Torridon area of NW Scotland — R.D. Law, S.M. Schmid and J. Wheeler. JSG 12(1) 29–45.

5. Deformation around a thrust tip in Carboniferous limestone at Tutt Head, near Swansea, South Wales — A.J. Hyett. JSG 12(1) 47–58.

6. Flexural shear in a periclinal fold from the Irish Variscides — Maurice L.F. Bamford and Mary Ford. JSG 12(1) 59–67.

7. The role of pressure solution and intermicrolithon-slip in the development of disjunctive cleavage domains: a study from Helvick Head in the Irish Variscides — Francis X. Murphy. JSG 12(1) 69–81.

8. Models for the Ellesmerian mountain front in North Greenland: a basin margin inverted by basement uplift — N.J. Soper and A.K. Higgins. JSG 12(1) 83–97.

9. Proterozoic contact relationships between gneissic basement and metasedimentary cover in the Needle Mountains, Colorado, U.S.A. — Richard G. Gibson. JSG 12(1) 99–111.

10. Allochthony of the Chartreuse Subalpine massif: explosion-seismology constraints — F. Thouvenot and G. Menard. JSG 12(1) 113–121.

11. Effect of mechanical interaction on the development of strike-slip faults with echelon patterns — Atilla Aydin and Richard A. Schultz. JSG 12(1) 123–129.

12. Determination of the strain ellipsoid from sectional data — Declan G. De Paor. JSG 12(1) 131–137.

13. Brevia: Microcomputer techniques and applications: Automated two-dimensional strain analysis from deformed elliptical markers using an image analysis system — Kyuichi Kanagawa. JSG 12(1) 139–143.

14. Origin of kinkbands and shear-band cleavage in shear zones: an experimental study — P.F. Williams and G.P. Price. JSG 12(2) 145–164.

15. Microlithon alteration associated with development of solution cleavage in argillaceous limestone: textural, trace-elemental and stable-isotopic observations — Snehal S. Bhagat and Stephen Marshak. JSG 12(2) 165–175.

16. Texture development in deformed granodiorites from the Santa Rosa mylonite zone, southern California — Hans-Rudolf Wenk and Jean Pannetier. JSG 12(2) 177–184.

17. Flexure and faulting of sedimentary host rocks during growth of igneous domes, Henry Mountains, Utah — Marie D. Jackson and David D. Pollard. JSG 12(2) 185–206.

18. Orthogonal fracture systems at the limits of thrusting: an example from southwestern Wales — William M. Dunne and Colin P. North. JSG 12(2) 207–215.

19. Relationships between thrusting and joint systems in the Jaca thrust-top basin, Spanish Pyrenees — J.P. Turner and P.L. Hancock. JSG 12(2) 217–226.

20. The evolution of mesoscopic imbricate thrust faults—an example from the Vermont Foreland, U.S.A. — Rolfe S. Stanley. JSG 12(2) 227–241.

21. The kinematic and geodynamic significance of the Atacama fault zone, northern Chile — Ekehard Scheuber and Paul A.M. Andriessen. JSG 12(2) 243–257.

22. Late Cenozoic subduction complex of Sicily — F. Roure, D.G. Howell, C. Muller and I. Moretti. JSG 12(2) 259–266.

23. One-dimensional kinematics of stretching faults — W.D. Means. JSG 12(2) 267–272.

24. The effect of initial perturbation shape and symmetry on fold development — Mohammad R. Abbassi and Neil S. Mancktelow. JSG 12(2) 273–282.

25. Editorial note — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 12(3) 283.

26. Application of turbidite sedimentology to determination of thrust fault displacements in the Carolina Slate Belt — James A. Dockal and John R. Huntsman. JSG 12(3) 285–296.

27. Effect of ramp geometry on deformation in a ductile décollement level — A. Taboada, J.F. Ritz and J. Malavieille. JSG 12(3) 297–302.

28. Extensional reactivation of an abandoned thrust: a bound on shallowing in the brittle regime — E.R. Ivins, T.H. Dixon and M.P. Golombek. JSG 12(3) 303–314.

29. Miocene to Recent structural development of an extensional accommodation zone, northeastern Baja California, Mexico — J.M. Stock and K.V. Hodges. JSG 12(3) 315–328.

30. Transpressive Acadian deformation across the Central Wales Lineament — Nigel H. Woodcock. JSG 12(3) 329–337.

31. Nucleation and growth of retrograde shear zones: an example from the Needle Mountains, Colorado, U.S.A. — Richard G. Gibson. JSG 12(3) 339–350.

32. Experimental calcite fabrics in a synthetic weaker aggregate by coaxial and non-coaxial deformation — G.J. Borradaile and J. McArthur. JSG 12(3) 351–363.

33. Experimental mullions at single and double interfaces — Dimitrios Sokoutis. JSG 12(3) 365–373.

34. Finite difference modelling of sandbox analogues, compaction and detachment free deformation — David Waltham. JSG 12(3) 375–381.

35. The Mohr diagram for three-dimensional reciprocal stretch vs rotation — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 12(3) 383–395.

36. Book review: Where thrusts rule the land — R. Butler. JSG 12(3) 397–398.

37. Book review: Putting laccoliths in their place — R. Nicholson. JSG 12(3) 398–399.

38. Book reviews: Guided through the Cordillera; The Great Tangshan Earthquake of 1976 — P.L. Hancock. JSG 12(3) 399.

39. Book review: Crustal rotations from palaeomagic — J. Plant. JSG 12(3) 400.

40. Book review: A third helping of crust — J.D. Clemens. JSG 12(3) 400–401.

41. Book review: Maps divide and rule — David J. Sanderson. JSG 12(3) 401–402. 

42. Strain fabric associated with the Meade thrust sheet: implications for cross-section balancing — Gretchen M. Protzman and Gautam Mitra. JSG 12(4) 403–417.

43. State of strain in mylonites from the western Blue Ridge province, southern Appalachians: the role of volume loss — Kieran O’Hara. JSG 12(4) 419–430.

44. Kinematic analysis of shear zones in sandstone and mudstone of the Shimanto belt, Shikoku, SW Japan — Darrel S. Cowan. JSG 12(4) 431–441.

45. Progressive deformation structures associated with ductile thrusts in the Moine Nappe, Sutherland, N. Scotland — Robert E. Holdsworth. JSG 12(4) 443–452.

46. Structural evolution of the schist belt, south-central Brooks Range fold and thrust belt, Alaska — Richard R. Gottschalk. JSG 12(4) 453–469.

47. Curved slickenfibers: a new brittle shear sense indicator with application to a sheared serpentinite — Robert J. Twiss and Michael J. Gefell. JSG 12(4) 471–481.

48. Preface — Alex Grady, Pat James, John Parker and John Platt. JSG 12(5/6) v–vii.

49. Editor’s Article: An International Association and an International Newsletter? — S.H. Treagus. JSG 12(8) I–II.

50. Orientation history and rheology in slates, Kodiak and Afognak Islands, Alaska — Donald M. Fisher. JSG 12(4) 483–498.  

51. Extensional duplexing in the York Cliffs strike-slip fault system, southern coastal Maine — Mark T. Swanson. JSG 12(4) 499–512. 

52. A Mohr circle construction to plot the stretch history of material lines — Cees W. Passchier. JSG 12(4) 513–515. 

53. Book Reviews: Circum-Atlantic orogens / Circum-Atlantic terranes; Geological maps — D. Gayer, R.D. Ford, Graham J. Potts, J.E. Tregaus. JSG 12(4) 517–518. 

54. The regional tectonics of the Tasman orogenic system, eastern Australia — Peter J. Coney, Alaster Edwards, Richard Hine, Fiona Morrison, Donal Windrim. JSG 12(5–6) 519–543. 

55. Phanerozoic tectonic regimes of Australia reflect global events — J.J. Veevers, C.McA. Powell. JSG 12(5–6) 545–551. 

56. Australian Palaeozoic palaeomagnetism and tectonics—I. Tectonostratigraphic terrane constraints from the Tasman Fold Belt — C.McA. Powell, Z.X. Li, G.A. Thrupp, P.W. Schmidt. JSG 12(5–6) 553–565. 

57. Australian Palaeozoic palaeomagnetism and tectonics—II. A revised apparent polar wander path and palaeogeography — Z.X. Li, C.McA. Powell, G.A. Thrupp, P.W. Schmidt. JSG 12(5–6) 567–575. 

58. Middle Palaeozoic thrusting in the eastern Lachlan Fold Belt, southeastern Australia — Christopher L. Fergusson, A.H.M. VandenBerg. JSG 12(5–6) 577–589. 

59. Subduction complex melange of the Wandilla terrane, Palaeozoic New England Orogen, central Queensland, Australia — Christopher L. Fergusson, Robert A. Henderson, Evan C. Leitch. JSG 12(5–6) 591–599. 

60. Formation and inversion of transtensional basins in the western part of the Lachlan Fold Belt, Australia, with emphasis on the Cobar Basin — R.A. Glen. JSG 12(5–6) 601–620. 

61. The emplacement and fault history of the Coolac Serpentinite, Lachlan Fold Belt, southeastern Australia — P.G. Stuart-Smith. JSG 12(5–6) 621–638. 

62. The influence of large ductile shear zones on the emplacement and deformation of the Wyangala Batholith, SE Australia — Scott R. Paterson, Othmar T. Tobisch, Vince J. Morand. JSG 12(5–6) 639–650. 

63. The geological evolution of the Reynolds Range, central Australia: evidence for three distinct structural-metamorphic cycles — Paul H.G.M. Dirks, Christopher J.L. Wilson. JSG 12(5–6) 651–665. 

64. A barometric response to late compression in the Strangways Metamorphic Complex, Arunta Block, central Australia — A.R. Norman, G.L. Clarke. JSG 12(5–6) 667–684. 

65. The northern margin of the Capricorn Orogen, Western Australia—an example of an Early Proterozoic collision zone — I.M. Tyler, A.M. Thorne. JSG 12(5–6) 685–701. 

66. Structural development of the King Leopold Orogen, Kimberley region, Western Australia — I.M. Tyler, T.J. Griffin. JSG 12(5–6) 703–714. 

67. The obliquely-convergent plate boundary in the South Island of New Zealand: implications for ancient collision zones — R.J. Norris, P.O. Koons, A.F. Cooper. JSG 12(5–6) 715–725. 

68. Deformation history of the Otago schists, New Zealand, from progressively developed porphyroblast-matrix microstructures: uplift-collapse orogenesis and its implications — S.E. Johnson. JSG 12(5–6) 727–746. 

69. Deformation processes in an accretionary prism: a study from the Torlesse terrane of New Zealand — Annette D. George. JSG 12(5–6) 747–759. 

70. Australia’s large earthquakes and Recent fault scarps — K. McCue. JSG 12(5–6) 761–766. 

71. Interaction between deformation and charnockite emplacement in the Bunger Hills, East Antarctica — K. Stüwe, C.J.L. Wilson. JSG 12(5–6) 767–783. 

72. Dislocation enhanced selective dissolution: an examination of mechanical aspects using deformation-mechanism maps — A. Meike. JSG 12(5–6) 785–794. 

73. Linked fault families in basin formation — Alan D. Gibbs. JSG 12(5–6) 795–803. 

74. Structural characteristics of granitic plutons emplaced during weak regional deformation: examples from late Carboniferous plutons, Morocco — Jean Louis Lagarde, Saad Ait Omar, Bernard Roddaz. JSG 12(7) 805–821. 

75. Quartz fabric evolution within the Adra Nappe (Betic Cordilleras, Spain) — Julia Cuevas, José M. Tubía. JSG 12(7) 823–833. 

76. Episodic discrete and distributed deformation: consequences and controls in a thrust culmination from the central Pyrenees — Neil T. Grant. JSG 12(7) 835–850. 

77. An early history of pure shear in the upper plate of the Raft River metamorphic core complex: Black Pine Mountains, southern Idaho — Michael L. Wells, Richard W. Allmendinger. JSG 12(7) 851–867. 

78. Formation of compound strike-slip fault zones, Mount Abbot quadrangle, California — S.J. Martel. JSG 12(7) 869–882. 

79. Microfractures and their role in deformation of a quartz arenite from the central Appalachian foreland — Charles M. Onasch. JSG 12(7) 883–894. 

80. Enrichment of CO₂ in fluid inclusions in quartz by removal of H₂O during crystal-plastic deformation — Lincoln S. Hollister. JSG 12(7) 895–901. 

81. Fault-propagation folds above thrusts with constant dip — J.S. Chester, F.M. Chester. JSG 12(7) 903–910. 

82. The control of deformation intensity around a fault: natural and experimental examples — F. Odonne. JSG 12(7) 911–921. 

83. The theory of shear stress and shear strain on planes inclined to the principal directions — Declan G. De Paor. JSG 12(7) 923–927. 

84. Direction of shear — Donal M. Ragan. JSG 12(7) 929–931. 

85. The problem of strain-marker centers and the Fry method — William M. Dunne, Charles M. Onasch, Richard T. Williams. JSG 12(7) 933–938. 

86. A method for estimating errors in calculated strains — D.D. Schultz-Ela. JSG 12(7) 939–943. 

87. A Lagrangian interpolation method for three-point problems — William C. Haneberg. JSG 12(7) 945–947. 

88. Kinematic analysis of fault-slip data — Randall Marrett, Richard W. Allmendinger. JSG 12(8) 973–986. 

89. Pressure solution and cementation stimulated by faulting in limestones — E. Carrio-Schaffhauser, P. Gaviglio. JSG 12(8) 987–994. 

90. Local variations in quartz [c]-axis orientations in non-coaxial regimes and their significance for the mechanics of S–C fabrics — A. Krohe. JSG 12(8) 995–1004. 

91. The behavior of shape preferred orientations in metamorphic rocks: amphiboles and jadeites from the Monte Mucrone area (Sesia-Lanzo zone, Italian Western Alps) — Benoit Ildefonse, Jean-Marc Lardeaux, Jean-Michel Caron. JSG 12(8) 1005–1011. 

92. Tectonic adaptation of the External Zones around the curved core of an orogen: the Gibraltar Arc — D. Leblanc. JSG 12(8) 1013–1018. 

93. The geometry and kinematics of a suite of conjugate kink bands, southeastern Australia — M.P. Stubley. JSG 12(8) 1019–1031. 

94. Shear zones developed in an experimentally deformed quartz mylonite — Steven Ralser. JSG 12(8) 1033–1045. 

95. Least-squares center-to-center and mean object ellipse fabric analysis — Eric A. Erslev, Hongxing Ge. JSG 12(8) 1047–1059. 

96. Thickness-displacement relationships for fault zones — James P. Evans. JSG 12(8) 1061–1065.

97. Critical stress difference and orientation of faults in rocks with strength anisotropies: the two-dimensional case — G. Ranalli and Z.-M. Yin. JSG 12(8) 1067–1071.

98. Synchroneity of folding and crosscutting cleavage in the Newfoundland Appalachians? — B. A. van der Pluijm. JSG 12(8) 1073–1076.

99. Structural evolution of a transgression zone in north central Newfoundland: Discussion — R. S. Blewett. JSG 12(8) 1077–1078.

100. Structural evolution of a transgression zone in north central Newfoundland: Reply — B. Lafrance. JSG 12(8) 1079–1080.

101. The flexural-slip mechanism: Discussion — W. R. Fitches, R. Cave, J. Craig and A. J. Maltman. JSG 12(8) 1081–1084.

102. The flexural-slip mechanism: Reply — P. W. G. Tanner. JSG 12(8) 1085–1087.

103. Text-book of structural geology (review of R. D. Hatcher, Structural Geology: Principles, Concepts, and Problems) — D. G. De Paor. JSG 12(8) 1089.

104. Rocky Mountains meet the Cordillera (review of C. J. Schmidt and W. J. Perry, eds, Interaction of the Rocky Mountain Foreland and the Cordilleran Thrust Belt) — Eric A. Erslev. JSG 12(8) 1089–1090.

105. Celebrating the Scandinavian Caledonides (review of R. A. Gayer, ed., The Caledonide Geology of Scandinavia) — D. A. Carswell. JSG 12(8) 1090–1091.

106. Referees for Volume 12 — JSG 12(8) 1093.