Journal of Structural Geology (2000)/ Журнал структурной геологии (2000)

1. Referees for Volume 21 — (без автора). JSG 22(1) 157–158.

2. Fracture dimensions, displacements and fluid transport — A. Gudmundsson. JSG 22(9) 1221–1231.

3. Interaction and linkage of extension fractures and normal faults: examples from the rift zone of Iceland — V. Acocella, A. Gudmundsson, R. Funiciello. JSG 22(9) 1233–1246.

4. Fault controlled sequential vein dilation: competition between slip and precipitation rates in the Austin Chalk, Texas — Y.-J. Lee, D.V. Wiltschko. JSG 22(9) 1247–1260.

5. The geometry and kinematics of the Main Boundary Thrust and related neotectonics in the Darjiling Himalayan fold-and-thrust belt, West Bengal, India — M. Mukul. JSG 22(9) 1261–1283.

6. A model of displacement and strain for arc-shaped mountain belts applied to the Jura arc — D. Hindle, O. Besson, M. Burkhard. JSG 22(9) 1285–1296.

7. On the dynamics of magma mixing by reintrusion: implications for pluton assembly processes — G.W. Bergantz. JSG 22(9) 1297–1309.

8. Numerical simulation of fibre growth in antiaxial strain fringes — D. Koehn, C. Hilgers, P.D. Bons, C.W. Passchier. JSG 22(9) 1311–1324.

9. Ultramylonite bands derived from cataclastic and pseudotachylyte in granites, northeast Japan — H. Takagi, K. Goto, N. Shigematsu. JSG 22(9) 1325–1339.

10. Rock deformation tests to large shear strains in torsion — M.S. Paterson, D.L. Olgaard. JSG 22(9) 1341–1358.

11. Strain and stress: Discussion — D.D. Pollard. JSG 22(9) 1359–1367.

12. Strain and stress: Reply — D.C.P. Peacock, R. Marrett. JSG 22(9) 1369–1378.

13. An alternative approach to the Busk construction for a single surface — W.H. Owens. JSG 22(10) 1379–1383.

14. Enhancement of fluid permeability during shear deformation of a synthetic mud — S. Zhang, S.F. Cox. JSG 22(10) 1385–1393.

15. Kinetics of crack-sealing, intergranular pressure solution, and compaction around active faults — F. Renard, J.-P. Gratier, B. Jamtveit. JSG 22(10) 1395–1407.

16. Closely spaced fractures in layered rocks: initiation mechanism and propagation kinematics — T. Bai, D.D. Pollard. JSG 22(10) 1409–1425.

17. New fractographic aspects of natural and artificial fractures in chalks from the Upper Galilee, Israel, and experimental fracture in Perspex — D. Bahat, A. Rabinovitch. JSG 22(10) 1427–1435.

18. Intrusion within a transtensional tectonic domain: the Cistá granodiorite (Bohemian Massif)—structure and rheological modelling — Z. Venera, K. Schulmann, A. Kröner. JSG 22(10) 1437–1454.

19. Localization of layer-parallel faults in San Rafael swell, Utah and other monoclonal folds — K.M. Johnson, A.M. Johnson. JSG 22(10) 1455–1468.

20. Pull-apart stepover structures in an asphalted road surface—a geological curiosity — D. Roberts. JSG 22(10) 1469–1472.

21. Application of younging tables to the construction of relative deformation histories—1: Fracture systems — G.J. Potts, S.M. Reddy. JSG 22(10) 1473–1490.

22. Influence of rift obliquity on fault-population systematics: results of experimental clay models — A.E. Clifton, R.W. Schlische, M.O. Withjack, R.V. Ackermann. JSG 22(10) 1491–1509.

23. Numerical modelling of single-layer folding: clarification of an issue regarding the possible effect of computer codes and the influence of initial irregularities — Y. Zhang, N.S. Mancktelow, B.E. Hobbs, A. Ord, H.B. Mühlhaus. JSG 22(10) 1511–1522.

24. Exhumation Processes: Normal Faulting, Ductile Flow and Erosion (book review) — M. Hubbard. JSG 22(10) 1523–1525.

25. Textures and Physical Properties of Rocks (preface) — B. Leiss et al. JSG 22(11–12) 1527–1529.

26. Recent developments and goals in texture research of geological materials — B. Leiss et al. JSG 22(11–12) 1531–1540.

27. Texture analysis of a muscovite-bearing quartzite: a comparison of some currently used techniques — K. Ullemeyer, G. Braun, M. Dahms, J.H. Kruhl, N.Ø. Olesen, S. Siegesmund. JSG 22(11–12) 1541–1557.

28. The Jülich neutron diffractometer and data processing in rock texture investigations — E. Jansen, W. Schäfer, A. Kirfel. JSG 22(11–12) 1559–1564.

29. Texture analysis of heterogeneous data—a farewell to F-coefficients — H. Schaeben. JSG 22(11–12) 1565–1568.

30. Automated grain boundary detection and classification in orientation contrast images — M. Bartozzi, A.P. Boyle, D.J. Prior. JSG 22(11–12) 1569–1579.

31. High precision neutron diffraction measurements for the determination of low-level residual stresses in a sandstone — L. Pintschovius, M. Prem, A. Frischbutter. JSG 22(11–12) 1581–1585.

32. Lattice strain measurements on sandstones under load using neutron diffraction — A. Frischbutter, D. Neov, Ch. Scheffzik, M. Vrana, K. Walther. JSG 22(11–12) 1587–1600.

33. On the strain-free lattice constants in residual stress evaluation by diffraction — T. Wieder. JSG 22(11–12) 1601–1607.

34. Recognising the crystallographic signature of recrystallisation processes in deformed rocks: a study of experimentally deformed rocksalt — P.W. Trimby, M.R. Drury, C.J. Spiers. JSG 22(11–12) 1609–1620.

35. Microstructure and texture formation in extruded lead sulfide (galena) — W. Skrotzki, R. Tamm, C.-G. Oertel, J. Röseberg, H.-G. Brokmeier. JSG 22(11–12) 1621–1632.

36. Microstructures and lattice preferred orientations in experimentally deformed clinopyroxene aggregates — A. Mauler, M. Bystricky, K. Kunze, S. Mackwell. JSG 22(11–12) 1633–1648.

37. Crystallographic preferred orientation in albite samples deformed experimentally by dislocation and solution precipitation creep — F. Heidelbach, A. Post, J. Tullis. JSG 22(11–12) 1649–1661.

38. Albite crystallographic preferred orientation and grain misorientation distribution in a low-grade mylonite: implications for granular flow — Z. Jiang, D.J. Prior, J. Wheeler. JSG 22(11–12) 1663–1674.

39. Grain boundary contact effects during faulting of quartzite: an SEM/EBSD analysis — G.E. Lloyd. JSG 22(11–12) 1675–1693.

40. Texture development of recrystallised quartz polycrystals unravelled by orientation and misorientation characteristics — B. Neumann. JSG 22(11–12) 1695–1711.

41. Crystallographic preferred orientation development by dissolution-precipitation creep — P.D. Bons, B. den Brok. JSG 22(11–12) 1713–1722.

42. Mollusc shell microstructures and crystallographic textures — D. Chateigner, C. Hedegaard, H.-R. Wenk. JSG 22(11–12) 1723–1735.

43. Fabric anisotropy and its influence on physical weathering of different types of Carrara marbles — B. Leiss, T. Weiss. JSG 22(11–12) 1737–1745.

44. Crystallographic and magnetic preferred orientation of hematite in banded iron ores — H. Siemes, H. Schaeben, C.A. Rosière, H. Quade. JSG 22(11–12) 1747–1759.

45. Anisotropy of diamagnetic susceptibility in Thassos marble: A comparison between measured and modeled data — H. de Wall, M. Bestmann, K. Ullemeyer. JSG 22(11–12) 1761–1771.

46. The influence of fabric on the physical and mechanical properties of the “Stainzer Platten” gneiss (Koralpe, Austria) — F.J. Brosch et al. JSG 22(11–12) 1773–1787.

47. Evolution of a calcite marble shear zone complex on Thassos Island, Greece: microstructural and textural fabrics and their kinematic significance — M. Bestmann, K. Kunze, A. Matthews. JSG 22(11–12) 1789–1807.

48. Microfabric study on the deformational and thermal history of the Alpi Apuane marbles (Carrara marbles), Italy — G. Molli, P. Conti, G. Giorgetti, M. Meccheri, N. Oesterling. JSG 22(11–12) 1809–1825.

49. Progressive development of lattice preferred orientations (LPOs) of naturally deformed quartz within a transpressional collision zone (Panafrican Orogen in the Eastern Desert of Egypt) — W. Unzog, W. Kurz. JSG 22(11–12) 1827–1835.

50. The Chinamora batholith, Zimbabwe: structure and emplacement-related magnetic rock fabric — J.K. Becker, S. Siegesmund, H.A. Jelsma. JSG 22(11–12) 1837–1853.

51. The emplacement of the Rieserferner Pluton (Eastern Alps, Tyrol): constraints from field observations, magnetic fabrics and microstructures — A. Steenken, S. Siegesmund, T. Heinrichs. JSG 22(11–12) 1855–1873.

52. Author Index — JSG 22(11–12) XIII–XV.

53. Fracture spacing in layered rocks: a new explanation based on the stress transition — Taixu Bai, David D. Pollard. JSG 22(1) 43–57.

54. “See-through” deformation experiments on brittle-viscous norcamphor at controlled temperature, strain rate and applied confining pressure — P. Bauer, C. Rosenberg, M.R. Handy. JSG 22(3) 281–289.

55. Timing and duration of syn-magmatic deformation in the Mabel Downs Tonalite, northern Australia — Simon Bodorkos, Peter A. Cawood, Nicholas H.S. Oliver. JSG 22(8) 1181–1198.

56. Magnetic fabric and deformation in charnockitic igneous rocks of the Bjerkreim-Sokndal layered intrusion (Rogaland, Southwest Norway) — Olivier Bolle, Hervé Diot, Jean-Clair Duchesne. JSG 22(5) 647–667.

57. Modelling hanging wall accommodation above rigid thrust ramps — Marco Bonini, Dimitrios Sokoutis, Genene Mulugeta, Emmanouil Katrivanos. JSG 22(8) 1165–1179.

58. Fault growth by segment linkage: an explanation for scatter in maximum displacement and trace length data from the Canyonlands grabens of SE Utah: Reply — Joe Cartwright, Bruce Trudgill, Chris Mansfield. JSG 22(1) 141–143.

59. Growth of a normal fault system: observations from the Lake Malawi basin of the east African rift — Juan Contreras, Mark H. Anders, Christopher H. Scholz. JSG 22(2) 159–168.

60. The control of the smectite-illite transition on passive-roof duplex formation: Canadian Rockies Foothills, Alberta — Brent A. Couzens-Schultz, David V. Wiltschko. JSG 22(2) 207–230.

61. Calcite twinning strain constraints on the emplacement rate and kinematic pattern of the upper plate of the Heart Mountain Detachment — John P. Craddock, Kimberly J. Nielson, David H. Malone. JSG 22(7) 983–991.

62. Riedel shear zones in the Navajo Sandstone, Utah — George H. Davis. JSG 22(2) 169–190.

63. Microfracture pattern compared to core-scale fractures in the borehole of Soultz-sous-Forêts granite, Rhine graben, France — Chrystel Dezayes, Thierry Villemin, Arnaud Pécher. JSG 22(6) 723–733.

64. Editorial — Jim Evans. JSG 22(2) iii.

65. Coeval formation of cataclastic and pseudotachylyte in a Miocene forearc granodiorite, southern Kyushu, Japan — Olivier Fabbri, Aiming Lin, Hirotaka Tokushige. JSG 22(8) 1015–1025.

66. Preserved magnetic fabrics vs. annealed microstructures in the syntectonic recrystallised George granite, South Africa — E.C. Ferré, L. Améglio. JSG 22(8) 1199–1219.

67. Possible absence of small faults in the Gullfaks Field, northern North Sea: implications for downscaling of faults in some porous sandstones — Haakon Fossen, Jonny Hesthammer. JSG 22(7) 851–863.

68. Extensional failure and hydraulic valving at Minas da Panasqueira, Portugal: evidence from vein spatial distributions, displacements and geometries — K.A. Foxford, R. Nicholson, D.A. Polya, R.P.B. Hebbelthwaite. JSG 22(8) 1065–1086.

69. Tectonic significance of fault-slip data — Denis Gapais, Peter R. Cobbold, Olivier Bourgeois, Delphine Rouby, Marc de Urreitzieta. JSG 22(7) 881–888.

70. Red Sea extension influenced by Pan-African tectonic grain in eastern Eritrea — Woldai Ghebreab, Christopher J. Talbot. JSG 22(7) 931–946.

71. The kinematic and metamorphic history of the Sgurr Beag Thrust, Ross-shire, NW Scotland — Colin J. Grant, Anthony L. Harris. JSG 22(2) 191–205.

72. Character and kinematics of faults within the turbidite-dominated Lachlan Orogen: implications for tectonic evolution of eastern Australia: Reply — David R. Gray, David A. Foster. JSG 22(4) 529–535.

73. A model of normal fault interaction based on observations and theory — Anupma Gupta, Christopher H. Scholz. JSG 22(7) 865–879.

74. Feasibility of estimating cementation rates in a brittle fault zone using Sr/Ca partition coefficients for sedimentary diagenesis — Jafar Hadizadeh, Franklin F. Foit. JSG 22(4) 401–409.

75. Matrix mosaics, brittle deformation, and elongate porphyroclasts: granulite facies microstructures in the Striding-Athabasca mylonite zone, western Canada — Simon Hanmer. JSG 22(7) 947–967.

76. The microstructure and crystallographic preferred orientation of a recrystallized quartzite from the Bergell Alps — F. Heidelbach, K. Kunze, H.-R. Wenk. JSG 22(1) 91–104.

77. Automatic grain boundary detection and grain size analysis using polarization micrographs or orientation images — Renée Heilbronner. JSG 22(7) 969–981.

78. Paleomagnetism as a structural polarity criterion: application to Tunisian diapirs — Bernard Henry, Henri Rouvier, Maxime Le Goff, Amor Smati, Nouri Hatira, Essaied Laatar, Abdelbaki Mansouri, Vincent Perthuisot. JSG 22(3) 323–334.

79. A new technique to automatically quantify microstructures of fine grained carbonate mylonites: two-step etching combined with SEM imaging and image analysis — Marco Herwegh. JSG 22(4) 391–400.

80. Determination of slip sense along a fault in an unlithified sediment — Tetsuro Hirono. JSG 22(5) 537–541.

81. The anatomy of shallow-crustal transpressional structures: insights from the Archaean Carajas fault zone, Amazon, Brazil — Robert E. Holdsworth, Roberto V.L. Pinheiro. JSG 22(8) 1105–1123.

82. Porphyroblast inclusion trail geometries in the Grand Canyon: evidence for non-rotation and rotation? — Bradley R. Ilg, Karl E. Karlstrom. JSG 22(2) 231–243.

83. The relationship of phyllosilicate orientation, X-ray diffraction intensity ratios, and c/b fissility ratios in metasedimentary rocks of the Helvetic zone of the Swiss Alps and the Caledonides of Jämtland, central western Sweden — Gerd Jacob, Hanan J. Kisch, Ben A. van der Pluijm. JSG 22(2) 245–258.

84. Back-rotation during crenulation cleavage development: implications for structural facing and cleavage-forming processes: Reply — Scott E. Johnson. JSG 22(1) 153–156.

85. Northeastward extrusion and extensional exhumation of crystalline rocks of the Monashee complex, southeastern Canadian Cordillera — Dennis H. Johnston, Paul F. Williams, Richard L. Brown, James L. Crowley, Sharon D. Carr. JSG 22(5) 603–625.

86. Dynamically recrystallised quartz c-axis fabrics in greenschist facies quartzites, Singhbhum shear zone and its footwall, eastern India—influence of high fluid activity — Sojen Joy, Dilip Saha. JSG 22(6) 777–793.

87. 3-D numerical models of fault-perturbed stress fields — Simon A. Kattenhorn, Atilla Aydin, David D. Pollard. JSG 22(1) 1–23.

88. The use of a combined structural, stable isotope and fluid inclusion study to constrain the kinematic history at the northern Variscan front zone (Bettrechies, northern France) — I. Kenis, Ph. Muchez, M. Sintubin, J.L. Mansy, F. Lacquement. JSG 22(5) 589–602.

89. Processes controlling the shrinkage of porphyroclasts in gabbroic shear zones — Thomas Kenkmann. JSG 22(4) 471–487.

90. Hydrologic segmentation of high-temperature shear zones: structural, geochemical and isotopic evidence from auriferous mylonites of the Renco mine, Zimbabwe — Alexander F.M. Kisters, Jochen Kolb, F. Michael Meyer, Stephan Hoernes. JSG 22(6) 811–829.

91. Garnet plasticity in the lower continental crust: implications for deformation mechanisms based on microstructures and SEM-electron channeling pattern analysis — R. Kleinschrodt, A. McGrew. JSG 22(6) 795–809.

92. Shear sense indicators in striped bedding-veins — Daniel Koehn, Cees W. Passchier. JSG 22(8) 1141–1151.

93. Back-rotation during crenulation cleavage development: implications for structural facing and cleavage-forming processes: Discussion — Jürgen Kraus. JSG 22(1) 149–151.

94. Tectonics of the circum-Troodos sedimentary cover of Cyprus, from rock magnetic and structural observations — France Lagroix, Graham J. Borradaile. JSG 22(4) 453–469.

95. Sequential growth of deformation bands in the laboratory — Karen Mair, Ian Main, Stephen Elphick. JSG 22(1) 25–42.

96. Boudinage in multilayered rocks under layer-normal compression: a theoretical analysis — Nibir Mandal, Chandan Chakraborty, Susanta Kumar Samanta. JSG 22(3) 373–382.

97. An analysis of anisotropy of rocks containing shape fabrics of rigid inclusions — Nibir Mandal, Chandan Chakraborty, Susanta Kumar Samanta. JSG 22(6) 831–839.

98. Progressive development of mantle structures around elongate porphyroclasts: insights from numerical models — Nibir Mandal, Susanta Kumar Samanta, Chandan Chakraborty. JSG 22(7) 993–1008.

99. Book review: Fractures, Fluid Flow and Mineralization (Geological Society Special Publication 155) — Stephan K. Matthäi. JSG 22(2) 277–280.

100. Fault growth by segment linkage: an explanation for scatter in maximum displacement and trace length data from the Canyonlands grabens of SE Utah: Discussion — George E. McGill, Richard A. Schultz, Jason M. Moore. JSG 22(1) 135–140.

101. Dextral transpression in Late Cretaceous continental collision, Sanandaj-Sirjan Zone, western Iran — Mohammad Mohajjel, Christopher L. Fergusson. JSG 22(8) 1125–1139.

102. The geometry, kinematics and rates of deformation within an en échelon normal fault segment boundary, central Italy — Nigel C. Morewood, Gerald P. Roberts. JSG 22(8) 1027–1047.

103. Book review: 3-D Structural Geology—A Practical Guide to Surface and Subsurface Map Interpretation (R.H. Groshong) — Karl Mueller. JSG 22(6) 841–842.

104. Inter-array and intra-array kinematics of en échelon sigmoidal veins in cross-bedded sandstone, Merimbula, southeastern Australia: Discussion — R. Nicholson. JSG 22(1) 145.

105. Progressive lattice misorientation and microstructural development in quartz veins deformed under subgreenschist conditions — Osamu Nishikawa, Toru Takeshita. JSG 22(2) 259–276.

106. Prediction of macrofracture properties using microfracture information, Mesaverde Group sandstones, San Juan basin, New Mexico — Orlando Ortega, Randall Marrett. JSG 22(5) 571–588.

107. Measuring host rock volume changes during magma emplacement: Discussion — W.H. Owens. JSG 22(4) 519–520.

108. Glossary of normal faults — D.C.P. Peacock, R.J. Knipe, D.J. Sanderson. JSG 22(3) 291–305.

109. The World’s biggest relay ramp: Hold With Hope, NE Greenland — D.C.P. Peacock, S.P. Price, A.G. Whitham, C.S. Pickles. JSG 22(7) 843–850.

110. Finite-element modelling of simple shear flow in Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids around a circular rigid particle — Giorgio Pennacchioni, Luca Fasolo, Maria Morandi Cecchi, Luca Salasnich. JSG 22(5) 683–692.

111. Incremental dilation of magma filled fractures: evidence from dykes on the Isle of Skye, Scotland — Ian M. Platten. JSG 22(8) 1153–1164.

112. Scaling properties of normal fault populations in the western Corinth Graben, Greece: implications for fault growth in large strain settings — G. Poulimenos. JSG 22(3) 307–322.

113. Cenozoic folding and faulting in the south Aquitaine Basin (France): insights from combined structural and paleostress analyses — Muriel Rocher, Olivier Lacombe, Jacques Angelier, Benoît Deffontaines, François Verdier. JSG 22(5) 627–645.

114. Plio-Quaternary paleostress regimes and relation to structural development in the Kertch-Taman peninsula (Ukraine and Russia) — Aline Saintot, Jacques Angelier. JSG 22(8) 1049–1064.

115. Mesoscopic structure of the Punchbowl Fault, Southern California and the geologic and geophysical structure of active strike-slip faults — Steven E. Schulz, James P. Evans. JSG 22(7) 913–930.

116. A new model for the Hercynian Orogen of Gondwanan France and Iberia — David Shelley, Gérard Bossière. JSG 22(6) 757–776.

117. Dislocation creep of fine-grained recrystallized plagioclase under low-temperature conditions — Norio Shigematsu, Hidemi Tanaka. JSG 22(1) 65–79.

118. Three-dimensional shape and emplacement of the Cardenchosa deformed pluton (Variscan Orogen, southwestern Iberian Massif) — J. Fernando Simancas, Jesús Galindo-Zaldívar, Antonio Azor. JSG 22(4) 489–503.

119. Synmetamorphic vein spacing distributions: characterisation and origin of a distribution of veins from NW Sardinia, Italy — G.D.H. Simpson. JSG 22(3) 335–348.

120. Three-dimensional morphology and connectivity of stylolites hyperactivated during veining — John V. Smith. JSG 22(1) 59–64.

121. Structures on interfaces of mingled magmas, Stewart Island, New Zealand — John V. Smith. JSG 22(1) 123–133.

122. Inter-array and intra-array kinematics of en échelon sigmoidal veins in cross-bedded sandstone, Merimbula, southeastern Australia: Reply — John V. Smith. JSG 22(1) 147–148.

123. Geometrical classification of conjugate vein arrays — Deepak C. Srivastava. JSG 22(6) 713–722.

124. Bi-axial quartz as a stress indicator — John Starkey. JSG 22(3) 383–390.

125. Deformation processes and weakening mechanisms within the frictional-viscous transition zone of major crustal-scale faults: insights from the Great Glen Fault Zone, Scotland — M. Stewart, R.E. Holdsworth, R.A. Strachan. JSG 22(5) 543–560.

126. Relationship between polarity of extensional fault arrays and presence of detachments — S.A. Stewart, J.D. Argent. JSG 22(6) 693–711.

127. Character and kinematics of faults within the turbidite-dominated Lachlan Orogen: implications for tectonic evolution of eastern Australia: Discussion — David H. Taylor, Ross A. Cayley. JSG 22(4) 523–528.

128. Stress and fluid control on décollement within competent limestone — Antonio Teixell, David W. Durney, Maria-Luisa Arboleya. JSG 22(3) 349–371.

129. Pure shear deformation of square objects, and applications to geological strain analysis — Susan H. Treagus, Labao Lan. JSG 22(1) 105–122.

130. Misorientations across etched boundaries in deformed rocksalt: a study using electron backscatter diffraction — Patrick W. Trimby, Martyn R. Drury, Christopher J. Spiers. JSG 22(1) 81–89.

131. Deformation structures and implications for fluid flow at the Costa Rica convergent margin, ODP Sites 1040 and 1043, Leg 170 — Paola Vannucchi, Harold Tobin. JSG 22(8) 1087–1103.

132. Evaluation of multiple emplacement mechanisms: the Huichizi granite pluton, Qinling orogenic belt, central China — Tao Wang, Xiaxia Wang, Wuping Li. JSG 22(4) 505–518.

133. 40Ar/39Ar dating of the Changle-Nanao ductile shear zone, southeastern China — Z.H. Wang, H.F. Lu. JSG 22(5) 561–570.

134. The formation of an orocline by multiphase deformation: a paleomagnetic investigation of the Cantabria-Asturias Arc (northern Spain) — Arlo B. Weil, R. Van der Voo, B.A. van der Pluijm, J.M. Parés. JSG 22(6) 735–756.

135. Micromechanics of shear rupture and the control of normal stress — Christopher A.J. Wibberley, Jean-Pierre Petit, Thierry Rives. JSG 22(4) 411–427.

136. The multiple inverse method applied to meso-scale faults in mid-Quaternary fore-arc sediments near the triple trench junction off central Japan — Atsushi Yamaji. JSG 22(4) 429–440.

137. The multiple inverse method: a new technique to separate stresses from heterogeneous fault-slip data — Atsushi Yamaji. JSG 22(4) 441–452.

138. Geometric and kinematic evolution of asymmetric ductile shear zones in thrust sheets, southern Adelaide Fold-Thrust Belt, South Australia — A. Yassaghi, P.R. James, T. Flottmann. JSG 22(7) 889–912.

139. Measuring host rock volume changes during magma emplacement: Reply — Aaron S. Yoshinobu, Gary H. Girty. JSG 22(4) 521–522.

140. Velocity field for the trishear model — Alan T. Zehnder, Richard W. Allmendinger. JSG 22(8) 1009–1014.