Journal of Structural Geology (2001)/ Журнал структурной геологии (2001)

1. Stress space: striated faults, deformation twins, and their constraints on paleostress — Norman Fry. JSG 23(1) 1–9.

2. Initiation and reactivation of faults during movement over a thrust-fault ramp: numerical mechanical models — S. Gregg Erickson, Luther M. Strayer, John Suppe. JSG 23(1) 11–23.

3. The distribution of deformation in parallel fault-related folds with migrating axial surfaces: comparison between fault-propagation and fault-bend folding — Francesco Salvini, Fabrizio Storti. JSG 23(1) 25–32.

4. 40Ar/39Ar study of pseudotachylyte from the Tambach Fault Zone, Kenya: direct isotopic dating of brittle faults — S.C. Sherlock, R. Hetzel. JSG 23(1) 33–44.

5. Experimental simulation of joint morphology — Gerhard Müller. JSG 23(1) 45–49.

6. Controls on the failure mode of brittle inclusions hosted in a ductile matrix — Nibir Mandal, Chandan Chakraborty, Susanta Kumar Samanta. JSG 23(1) 51–66.

7. Quartz plastic segregation and ribbon development in high-grade striped gneisses — J. Hippertt, A. Rocha, C. Lana, M. Egyido-Silva, T. Takeshita. JSG 23(1) 67–80.

8. Quartz crystallographic and morphologic fabrics during folding/transposition in mylonites — F.D. Hongn, J.F. Hippertt. JSG 23(1) 81–92.

9. Calcite and quartz microstructural geothermometry of low-grade metasedimentary rocks, Northern Range, Trinidad — John C. Weber, David A. Ferrill, Mary K. Roden-Tice. JSG 23(1) 93–112.

10. Effect of shape and orientation on rigid particle rotation and matrix deformation in simple shear flow — Laurent Arbaret, Neil S. Mancktelow, Jean-Pierre Burg. JSG 23(1) 113–125.

11. Tectonic triggering of lava flows and ignimbrites in the Alban Hills, Italy — Fabrizio Marra. JSG 23(1) 127–141.

12. Character and kinematics of faults within the turbidite-dominated Lachlan Orogen: implications for tectonic evolution of eastern Australia: Discussion — Gordon S. Lister. JSG 23(1) 143–144.

13. 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 23(1) 145–147.

14. Ductile shear zones as counterflow boundaries in pseudoplastic fluids: Discussion and theory — Leslie J. Sonder. JSG 23(1) 149–153.

15. Ductile shear zones as counterflow boundaries in pseudoplastic fluids: Discussion — Raymond C. Fletcher. JSG 23(1) 155–156.

16. Ductile shear zones as counterflow boundaries in pseudoplastic fluids: Reply — C.J. Talbot. JSG 23(1) 157–159.

17. Preface: Brittle Microtectonics, Neotectonics, and Archaeoseismology In honour of Paul Lewis Hancock: Editor-in-Chief, 1979–1985; Founding Editor, 1986–1998 — Bill Dunne, Iain Stewart, Jonathan Turner. JSG 23(2–3) 163.

18. Fracture and surface crust development in a Holocene pahoehoe lava flow on the Island of Tenerife, Canaries — M. Dance, P.L. Hancock, R.S.J. Sparks, A. Wallman. JSG 23(2–3) 165–182.

19. Scaling relationships of veins and joints in Carboniferous limestones of The Burren, Ireland — P.A. Gillespie, J.D. Johnston, M.A. Loriga, K.J.W. McCaffrey, J.J. Walsh, J. Watterson. JSG 23(2–3) 183–201.

20. Joint initiation in bedded clastic rocks — David T. McConaughy, Terry Engelder. JSG 23(2–3) 203–221.

21. Fracture termination and step-over at bedding interfaces due to frictional slip and interface opening — Michele L. Cooke, Chad A. Underwood. JSG 23(2–3) 223–238.

22. Diachronous development of master joints of different orientations in different lithological units within the same forearc-basin deposits, Kyushu, Japan — Olivier Fabbri, Patrick Gaviglio, Jean-François Gamond. JSG 23(2–3) 239–246.

23. Circular scanlines and circular windows: new tools for characterizing the geometry of fracture traces — M. Mauldon, W.M. Dunne, M.B. Rohrbaugh Jr. JSG 23(2–3) 247–258.

24. Joint development normal to regional compression during flexural-flow folding: the Lilstock buttress anticline, Somerset, England — Terry Engelder, David C.P. Peacock. JSG 23(2–3) 259–277.

25. Joint development during fluctuation of the regional stress field in southern Israel — Yehuda Eyal, Michael R. Gross, Terry Engelder, Alexander Becker. JSG 23(2–3) 279–296.

26. Geometry and distribution of regional joint sets in a non-homogeneous stress field: case study in the Ebro basin (Spain) — L. Arlegui, J.L. Simón. JSG 23(2–3) 297–313.

27. Faulted joints: kinematics, displacement-length scaling relations and criteria for their identification — Scott J. Wilkins, Michael R. Gross, Michael Wacker, Yehuda Eyal, Terry Engelder. JSG 23(2–3) 315–327.

28. The temporal relationship between joints and faults — D.C.P. Peacock. JSG 23(2–3) 329–341.

29. Fracture networks and fluid transport in active fault zones — Agust Gudmundsson, Silje S. Berg, Kellfrid B. Lyslo, Elin Skurtveit. JSG 23(2–3) 343–353.

30. Folding by cataclastic flow at shallow crustal levels in the Canyon Range, Sevier orogenic belt, west-central Utah — Zeshan Ismat, Gautam Mitra. JSG 23(2–3) 355–378.

31. Transverse fold evolution in the External Sierra, southern Pyrenees, Spain — David J. Anastasio, James E. Holl. JSG 23(2–3) 379–392.

32. Brittle tectonic structures and palaeostress analysis in the Isle of Wight, Wessex basin, southern U.K. — S. Vandycke, F. Bergerat. JSG 23(2–3) 393–406.

33. Contemporary in situ stress determinations at three sites in Scotland and northern England — Arnfried Becker, Colin A. Davenport. JSG 23(2–3) 407–419.

34. Palaeostress and neotectonic analysis of sheared conglomerates: Southwest Alps and Southern Apennines — Jean-Claude Hippolyte. JSG 23(2–3) 421–429.

35. Quaternary tectonics and present stress tensor of the inverted northern Falcon Basin, northwestern Venezuela — Franck A. Audemard M. JSG 23(2–3) 431–453.

36. Stress and deformation patterns in the Aegean region — Theodor Doutsos, Sotiris Kokkalas. JSG 23(2–3) 455–472.

37. Comparison of surface slip and focal mechanism slip data along normal faults: an example from the eastern Gulf of Corinth, Greece — Nigel C. Morewood, Gerald P. Roberts. JSG 23(2–3) 473–487.

38. Migration of activity within normal fault systems: examples from the Quaternary of mainland Greece — Mary Goldsworthy, James Jackson. JSG 23(2–3) 489–506.

39. Late Quaternary slip rates and slip partitioning on the Alpine Fault, New Zealand — Richard J. Norris, Alan F. Cooper. JSG 23(2–3) 507–520.

40. Neotectonics at the Arabian plate margins — Claudio Vita-Finzi. JSG 23(2–3) 521–530.

41. A palaeoseismological and geoarchaeological investigation of the Eliki fault, Gulf of Corinth, Greece — Ioannis K. Koukouvelas, Leonidas Stamatopoulos, Dora Katsonopoulou, Spyros Pavlides. JSG 23(2–3) 531–543.

42. The AD 365 Crete earthquake and possible seismic clustering during the fourth to sixth centuries AD in the Eastern Mediterranean: a review of historical and archaeological data — Stathis C. Stiros. JSG 23(2–3) 545–562.

43. Contribution of archaeological data to studies of earthquake history in the Iranian Plateau — Manuel Berberian, Robert S. Yeats. JSG 23(2–3) 563–584.

44. Digital mapping of three-dimensional structures of the Chimney Rock fault system, central Utah — Laurent Maerten, David D. Pollard, Frantz Maerten. JSG 23(4) 585–592.

45. Influence of uniform basement extension on faulting in cover sediments — Tim Harper, Haakon Fossen, Jonny Hesthammer. JSG 23(4) 593–600.

46. Effects of object ellipticity on strain, and implications for clast-matrix rocks — Susan H. Treagus, Jack E. Treagus. JSG 23(4) 601–608.

47. Rotation of rigid elliptical cylinders in viscous simple shear flow: analogue experiments — F.O. Marques, S. Coelho. JSG 23(4) 609–617.

48. Displacement gradient and deformation in normal fault systems — D.A. Ferrill, A.P. Morris. JSG 23(4) 619–638.

49. Tectonic evolution of Macquarie Island: extensional structures and block rotations in oceanic crust — Ben D. Goscombe, J.L. Everard. JSG 23(4) 639–673.

50. 3-D rock salt fabrics in a shear zone (Súria Anticline, South-Pyrenees) — L. Miralles, M. Sans, S. Galí, P. Santanach. JSG 23(4) 675–691.

51. Evidence of Early Cretaceous collisional-style orogenesis in northern Fiordland, New Zealand and its effects on the evolution of the lower crust — Nathan R. Daczko, Keith A. Klepeis, Geoffrey L. Clarke. JSG 23(4) 693–713.

52. The development of flanking folds during simple shear and their use as kinematic indicators — Bernhard Grasemann, Kurt Stüwe. JSG 23(4) 715–724.

53. Excursus on gravity gliding and gravity spreading — D.D. Schultz-Ela. JSG 23(5) 725–731.

54. Analogue models of transgressive systems — A.M. Casas, D. Gapais, T. Nalpas, K. Besnard, T. Román-Berdiel. JSG 23(5) 733–743.

55. Fault growth by linkage: observations and implications from analogue models — Chris Mansfield, Joe Cartwright. JSG 23(5) 745–763.

56. The rotation rate of cylindrical objects during simple shear — C. Biermeier, K. Stüwe, T.D. Barr. JSG 23(5) 765–776.

57. Pressure anomalies around cylindrical objects in simple shear — V. Tenczer, K. Stüwe, T.D. Barr. JSG 23(5) 777–788.

58. Breddin’s graph for tectonic regimes — B. Célérier, M. Séranne. JSG 23(5) 789–801.

59. Quantitative estimation of exponents of power-law flow with confidence intervals in ductile shear zones — Kieran F. Mulchrone. JSG 23(5) 803–806.

60. Measurement and interpretation of strain in the syntectonic Solís de Mataojo Granitic Complex, Uruguay — Pedro Oyhantçabal, Adriana Heimann, Sara Miranda. JSG 23(5) 807–817.

61. Deformation partitioning during folding of banded iron formation — J. Hippertt, C. Lana, T. Takeshita. JSG 23(5) 819–834.

62. Discussion of “A new model for the Hercynian Orogen of Gondwanan France and Iberia” — M.F. Pereira, J.B. Silva. JSG 23(5) 835–838.

63. Reply to discussion of “A new model for the Hercynian Orogen of Gondwanan France and Iberia” — D. Shelley, G. Bossière. JSG 23(5) 839–841.

64. Special Issue in honour of Paul F. Williams (preface) — J.C. White, W. Bleeker, C. Elliott, S. Lin, C.R. van Staal. JSG 23(6–7) 843–844.

65. The role of initial perturbations in the development of folds in a rock-analogue — P.F. Williams, D. Jiang. JSG 23(6–7) 845–856.

66. A laboratory simulation of fibrous veins: some first observations — W.D. Means, T. Li. JSG 23(6–7) 857–863.

67. Development of crystal morphology during uniaxial growth in a progressively widening vein: I. The numerical model — P.D. Bons. JSG 23(6–7) 865–872.

68. Development of crystal morphology during uniaxial growth in a progressively widening vein: II. Numerical simulations of the evolution of antitaxial fibrous veins — C. Hilgers, D. Koehn, P.D. Bons, J.L. Urai. JSG 23(6–7) 873–885.

69. Static recrystallization and preferred orientation of phyllosilicates: Michigamme Formation, northern Michigan, USA — Nei-Che Ho, Ben A. van der Pluijm, Donald R. Peacor. JSG 23(6–7) 887–893.

70. Quartz c-axes orientation determination using the rotating polarizer microscope — F. Fueten, J.S. Goodchild. JSG 23(6–7) 895–902.

71. Formation of low-temperature mylonites and phyllonites by alkali-metasomatic weakening of felsic volcanic rocks during progressive, subduction-related deformation — C.R. van Staal, N. Rogers, B.E. Taylor. JSG 23(6–7) 903–921.

72. High-resolution compositional mapping of matrix phases: implications for mass transfer during crenulation cleavage development in the Moretown Formation, western Massachusetts — M.L. Williams, K.E. Scheltema, M.J. Jercinovic. JSG 23(6–7) 923–939.

73. Weakening associated with the diaspore–corundum dehydration reaction in metabauxites: an example from Naxos (Greece) — Janos L. Urai, Anne Feenstra. JSG 23(6–7) 941–950.

74. Flanking structures — C.W. Passchier. JSG 23(6–7) 951–962.

75. A new spin on “non-rotating” porphyroblasts: implications of cleavage refraction and reference frames — Jürgen Kraus, Paul F. Williams. JSG 23(6–7) 963–971.

76. The role of conjugate crenulation cleavage in the development of “millipede” microstructures — Chris J. Beaumont-Smith. JSG 23(6–7) 973–978.

77. A sensitive vorticity gauge using rotated porphyroblasts, and its application to rocks adjacent to the Alpine Fault, New Zealand — Rodney J. Holcombe, Timothy A. Little. JSG 23(6–7) 979–989.

78. Deformation path in high-strain zones, with reference to slip partitioning in transpressional plate-boundary regions — D. Jiang, S. Lin, P.F. Williams. JSG 23(6–7) 991–1005.

79. Evidence for shear heating, Musgrave Block, central Australia — A. Camacho, I. McDougall, R. Armstrong, J. Braun. JSG 23(6–7) 1007–1013.

80. The Malpica-Lamego Line: a major crustal-scale shear zone in the Variscan belt of Iberia — Sergio Llana-Fúnez, Alberto Marcos. JSG 23(6–7) 1015–1030.

81. 40Ar/39Ar age pattern associated with differential uplift along the Eastern Highlands shear zone, Cape Breton Island, Canadian Appalachians — Shoufa Lin. JSG 23(6–7) 1031–1042.

82. Deformation partitioning during transpression in response to Early Devonian oblique convergence, northern Appalachian orogen, USA — Gary S. Solar, Michael Brown. JSG 23(6–7) 1043–1065.

83. Deciphering the Neoproterozoic history of the Hollow Fault, Avalon terrane, mainland Nova Scotia — J.B. Murphy, J.D. Keppie, J. Stacey, R. Trainor. JSG 23(6–7) 1067–1077.

84. An evaluation of models for the kinematic evolution of thrust and fold belts: structural analysis of a transverse fault zone in the Front Ranges of the Canadian Rockies north of Banff, Alberta — R.A. Price. JSG 23(6–7) 1079–1088.

85. Slickenlines and the kinematics of the Crowsnest Deflection in the southern Rocky Mountains of Canada — D.K. Norris. JSG 23(6–7) 1089–1102.

86. Diachronous deformation and a strain gradient beneath the Selkirk allochthon, northern Monashee complex, southeastern Canadian Cordillera — James L. Crowley, Richard L. Brown, Randall R. Parrish. JSG 23(6–7) 1103–1121.

87. Northeast-trending folds in the western Skeena Fold Belt, northern Canadian Cordillera: a record of Early Cretaceous sinistral plate convergence — Carol A. Evenchick. JSG 23(6–7) 1123–1140.

88. Sheeting and dyking emplacement of the Gunnison annular complex, SW Colorado — B. Lafrance, B.E. John. JSG 23(6–7) 1141–1150.

89. Fault-controlled pluton emplacement in the Sevier fold-and-thrust belt of southwest Montana, USA — Thomas J. Kalakay, Barbara E. John, David R. Lageson. JSG 23(6–7) 1151–1165.

90. S-C fabrics developed in cataclastic rocks from the Nojima fault zone, Japan and their implications for tectonic history — Aiming Lin. JSG 23(6–7) 1167–1178.

91. Centrifuge modelling of the evolution of low-angle detachment faults from high-angle normal faults — Hemin A. Koyi, Alasdair Skelton. JSG 23(8) 1179–1185.

92. Experimental investigation into the microstructural and mechanical evolution of phyllosilicate-bearing fault rock under conditions favouring pressure solution — B. Bos, C.J. Spiers. JSG 23(8) 1187–1202.

93. The nucleation and evolution of Riedel shear zones as deformation bands in porous sandstone — S.G. Ahlgren. JSG 23(8) 1203–1214.

94. Changes of crack velocities at the transition from the parent joint through the en échelon fringe to a secondary mirror plane — D. Bahat, P. Bankwitz, E. Bankwitz. JSG 23(8) 1215–1221.

95. Dynamic fracturing: field and experimental observations — Amir Sagy, Ze’ev Reches, Itzhak Roman. JSG 23(8) 1223–1239.

96. Joint nucleation in layered rocks with non-uniform distribution of cavities — Ram Weinberger. JSG 23(8) 1241–1254.

97. Paleomagnetic data bearing on style of Miocene deformation in the Lake Mead area, southern Nevada — Tim F. Wawrzyniec, John W. Geissman, R. Ernest Anderson, Steve S. Harlan, James Faulds. JSG 23(8) 1255–1279.

98. Strain-insensitive preferred orientation of porphyroclasts in Mont Mary mylonites — Giorgio Pennacchioni, Giulio Di Toro, Neil S. Mancktelow. JSG 23(8) 1281–1298.

99. Magnetic fabrics reveal Upper Mantle Flow fabrics in the Troodos Ophiolite Complex, Cyprus — Graham J. Borradaile, France Lagroix. JSG 23(8) 1299–1317.

100. Partitioning of vorticity in biminerallic rocks — Y.-T. Takeda. JSG 23(8) 1319–1324.

101. Corrigenda (к статьям в JSG 23, с. 95–108) — Weber. JSG 23(8) 1325.

102. Reading history of folding from porphyroblasts — Dazhi Jiang. JSG 23(9) 1327–1335.

103. Effects of water on dynamically recrystallized grain-size of olivine — Haemyeong Jung, Shun-Ichiro Karato. JSG 23(9) 1337–1344.

104. A pseudotachylyte geothermometer — Kieran D. O’Hara. JSG 23(9) 1345–1357.

105. Fissuring and faulting in the northern rift of Iceland — O. Dauteuil, J. Angelier, F. Bergerat, S. Verrier, T. Villemin. JSG 23(9) 1359–1372.

106. Structural evolution of the central part of the Krušné hory (Erzgebirge) Mountains in the Czech Republic—evidence for changing stress regime during Variscan compression — Jiří Konopásek, Karel Schulmann, Ondrej Lexa. JSG 23(9) 1373–1392.

107. Rheological and microstructural evolution of Carrara marble with high shear strain: results from high temperature torsion experiments — Marco Pieri, Luigi Burlini, Karsten Kunze, Iona Stretton, David L. Olgaard. JSG 23(9) 1393–1413.

108. Development of symmetrical and asymmetrical fabrics in sheet-like igneous bodies: the role of magma flow and wall-rock displacements in theoretical and natural cases — L.C. Correa-Gomes, C.R. Souza Filho, C.J.F.N. Martins, E.P. Oliveira. JSG 23(9) 1415–1428.

109. Microstructures, textures and deformation mechanisms in hematite — Carlos A. Rosière, Heinrich Siemes, Horst Quade, Heinz-Günter Brokmeier, Eleonore M. Jansen. JSG 23(9) 1429–1440.

110. Incremental strain analysis using two generations of syntectonic coaxial fibres: an example from the Monte Marguareis Briançonnais Cover nappe (Ligurian Alps, Italy) — Eugenio Carminati. JSG 23(9) 1441–1456.

111. Zooming on Northern Cap de Creus shear zones — J. Carreras. JSG 23(9) 1457–1486.

112. Erratum to “Breddin’s graph for tectonic regimes” [JSG 23 (2001) 789–801] — Bernard Célérier, Michel Séranne. JSG 23(9) 1487.

113. Erratum to “Scaling relationships of joint and vein arrays from The Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland” [JSG 23 (2001) 183–201] — P.A. Gillespie, J.J. Walsh, J. Watterson, C.G. Bonson, T. Manzocchi. JSG 23(9) 1489–1490.

114. Solution-mass-transfer deformation adjacent to the Glarus Thrust, with implications for the tectonic evolution of the Alpine wedge in eastern Switzerland — Uwe Ring, Mark T. Brandon, Alexander Ramthun. JSG 23(10) 1491–1505.

115. Calculation of shortening due to outcrop-scale deformation and its relation to regional deformation patterns — James P. Hogan, William M. Dunne. JSG 23(10) 1507–1529.

116. Fracture characterization of chalk in uniaxial and triaxial tests by rock mechanics, fractographic and electromagnetic radiation methods — Dov Bahat, Avinoam Rabinovitch, Vladimir Frid. JSG 23(10) 1531–1547.

117. Strain in ductile shear zones in the Caledonides of northern Sweden: a three-dimensional puzzle — P. Bhattacharyya, P. Hudleston. JSG 23(10) 1549–1565.

118. Concentration of shearing deformation related to changes in strike of monoclinal fold axes: the Waterpocket monocline, Utah — Thomas A. Roznovsky, Atilla Aydin. JSG 23(10) 1567–1579.

119. Magnetic fabrics and petrofabrics: their orientation distributions and anisotropies — Graham J. Borradaile. JSG 23(10) 1581–1596.

120. The Ancenis Terrane: an exotic duplex in the Hercynian belt of Armorica, western France — David Shelley, Gérard Bossière. JSG 23(10) 1597–1614.

121. Structure and kinematics of the South Iberian paleomargin and its relationship with the Flysch Trough units: extensional tectonics within the Gibraltar Arc fold-and-thrust belt (western Betics) — Ana Crespo-Blanc, Juan Campos. JSG 23(10) 1615–1630.

122. Flexural-slip folding in the Meguma Group, Nova Scotia, Canada — Richard Horne, Nicholas Culshaw. JSG 23(10) 1631–1652.

123. Effects of water on rock strength in a brittle regime — Koji Masuda. JSG 23(11) 1653–1657.

124. Diagenesis-dependence of cataclastic thrust fault zone sealing in sandstones. Example from the Bolivian Sub-Andean Zone — Pierre Labaume, Isabelle Moretti. JSG 23(11) 1659–1675.

125. Thrust-related, diapiric, and extensional doming in a frontal orogenic wedge: example of the Montagne Noire, Southern French Hercynian Belt — Jean-Claude Soula, Pierre Debat, Stéphane Brusset, Gilbert Bessière, Frédéric Christophoul, Joachim Déramond. JSG 23(11) 1677–1699.

126. Structural geometry in the eastern Pyrenees and western Gulf of Lion (Western Mediterranean) — Alain Mauffret, Bernard Durand de Grossouvre, Antonio Tadeu Dos Reis, Christian Gorini, Alex Nercessian. JSG 23(11) 1701–1726.

127. Rapid creation and destruction of sedimentary basins on mature strike-slip faults: an example from the offshore Alpine Fault, New Zealand — Philip M. Barnes, Rupert Sutherland, Bryan Davy, Jean Delteil. JSG 23(11) 1727–1739.

128. Three-dimensional shape analysis of miarolitic cavities and enclaves in the Kakkonda granite by X-ray computed tomography — Tomoyuki Ohtani, Tsukasa Nakano, Yoshito Nakashima, Hirofumi Muraoka. JSG 23(11) 1741–1751.

129. Elastic stress control on the pattern of tensile fracturing around a small fault network at Nash Point, UK — Stephen J. Bourne, Emanuel J.M. Willemse. JSG 23(11) 1753–1770.

130. Flattening in shear zones under constant volume: a theoretical evaluation — Nibir Mandal, Chandan Chakraborty, Susanta Kumar Samanta. JSG 23(11) 1771–1780.

131. Deformation and recrystallization of plagioclase in mylonitic anorthosites, Jotun Nappe, southern Norway — R. Kruse, H. Stünitz. JSG 23(11) 1781–1802.

132. The geometric and statistical evolution of normal fault systems: an experimental study of the effects of mechanical layer thickness on scaling laws — Rolf V. Ackermann, Roy W. Schlische, Martha O. Withjack. JSG 23(11) 1803–1819.

133. Erratum to “Deformation partitioning during folding of banded iron formation” [JSG 23 (2001) 819–834] — J. Hippertt, C. Lana, T. Takeshita. JSG 23(11) 1821–1823.

134. Damage zone and slip-surface evolution over μm to km scales in high-porosity Navajo sandstone, Utah — Z.K. Shipton, P.A. Cowie. JSG 23(12) 1825–1844.

135. Shear zone vs folding origin for spiral inclusion trails in the Canton Schist — Aaron Stallard, Ken Hickey. JSG 23(12) 1845–1864.

136. Fold mechanisms in the Canton Schist: constraints on the contribution of flexural flow — Aaron Stallard, Ken Hickey. JSG 23(12) 1865–1881.

137. 3-D modeling of trishear fault-propagation folding — Ernesto O. Cristallini, Richard W. Allmendinger. JSG 23(12) 1883–1899.

138. Constraining slip rates and spacings for active normal faults — Patience A. Cowie, Gerald P. Roberts. JSG 23(12) 1901–1915.

139. Mechanism and orientation of melt segregation paths during pure shearing of a partially molten rock analog (norcamphor–benzamide) — Claudio L. Rosenberg, Mark R. Handy. JSG 23(12) 1917–1932.

140. Growth and linkage of a segmented normal fault zone; the Late Jurassic Murchison–Stafford North Fault, northern North Sea — Mike J. Young, Rob L. Gawthorpe, Stuart Hardy. JSG 23(12) 1933–1952.

141. Three-dimensional structure along the inverted Palaeoproterozoic Fiery Creek Fault System, Mount Isa terrane, Australia — Peter G. Betts. JSG 23(12) 1953–1969.

142. Structural evolution within the Luning–Fencemaker fold-thrust belt, Nevada: progression from back-arc basin closure to intra-arc shortening — Sandra J. Wyld, Johannah W. Rogers, James E. Wright. JSG 23(12) 1971–1995.

143. Oblique slip and the geometry of normal-fault linkage: mechanics and a case study from the Basin and Range in Oregon — Juliet G. Crider. JSG 23(12) 1997–2009.

144. Two-dimensional geostatistical modeling and prediction of the fracture system in the Albala Granitic Pluton, SW Iberian Massif, Spain — J. Escuder Viruete, R. Carbonell, M.J. Jurado, D. Marti, A. Pérez-Estaún. JSG 23(12) 2011–2023.

145. Discussion of “Is there a close spatial relationship between faults and plutons?” by S.R. Paterson and K.L. Schmidt — Jeremy P. Richards. JSG 23(12) 2025–2027.

146. Reply to discussion of “Is there a close spatial relationship between faults and plutons?” — S.R. Paterson, K.L. Schmidt. JSG 23(12) 2029–2032.

147. Discussion on “Dextral transpression in Late Cretaceous continental collision, Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone, western Iran” [JSG 22(8) (2000) 1125–1139] — Nazar M.S. Numan. JSG 23(12) 2033–2034.

148. Reply to discussion of “Dextral transpression in Late Cretaceous continental collision, Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone, western Iran” — Mohammad Mohajjel, Christopher L. Fergusson. JSG 23(12) 2035–2036.