Journal of Structural Geology (2002)/ Журнал структурной геологии (2002)

1. Palaeoproterozoic regional-scale non-coaxial deformation: an example from eastern Eyre Peninsula, South Australia — J.J. Vassallo, C.J.L. Wilson. JSG 24(1) 1–24.

2. Controls on lineation development in low to medium grade shear zones: a study from the Cap de Creus peninsula, NE Spain — Sandra Piazolo, Cees W. Passchier. JSG 24(1) 25–44.

3. Sheath folds formed by drag induced by rotation of rigid inclusions in viscous simple shear flow: nature and experiment — F. Rosas, F.O. Marques, A. Luz, S. Coelho. JSG 24(1) 45–55.

4. Modelling the bulk viscosity of two-phase mixtures in terms of clast shape — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 24(1) 57–76.

5. Orthogonal cross joints: do they imply a regional stress rotation? — Taixu Bai, Laurent Maerten, Michael R. Gross, Atilla Aydin. JSG 24(1) 77–88.

6. Development of a transverse to orogen parallel extension lineation in a complex collisional setting, Trans-Hudson Orogen, Manitoba, Canada — K.A. Connors, K.M. Ansdell, S.B. Lucas. JSG 24(1) 89–106.

7. Evolution of fracture networks in shear zones: insights from see-through experiments on biphenyl aggregates — Jürgen E. Streit, Stephen F. Cox. JSG 24(1) 107–122.

8. Internal structure of the Precordilleran fault system (Chile) — insights from structural and geophysical observations — C. Janssen, A. Hoffmann-Rothe, S. Tauber, H. Wilke. JSG 24(1) 123–143.

9. Effects of local stress perturbation on secondary fault development — Laurent Maerten, Paul Gillespie, David D. Pollard. JSG 24(1) 145–153.

10. The state of stress in the limb of the Split Mountain anticline, Utah: constraints placed by transected joints — Laura J. Silliphant, Terry Engelder, Michael R. Gross. JSG 24(1) 155–172.

11. Geometry and structure of northern surface ruptures of the 1999 Mw = 7.6 Chi-Chi Taiwan earthquake: influence from inherited fold belt structures — Jian-Cheng Lee, Hao-Tsu Chu, Jacques Angelier, Yu-Chang Chan, Jyr-Ching Hu, Chia-Yu Lu, Ruey-Juin Rau. JSG 24(1) 173–192.

12. Ductile fabrics in the zone of active oblique convergence near the Alpine Fault, New Zealand: identifying the neotectonic overprint — T.A. Little, R.J. Holcombe, B.R. Ilg. JSG 24(1) 193–217.

13. Kinematics of oblique collision and ramping inferred from microstructures and strain in middle crustal rocks, central Southern Alps, New Zealand — T.A. Little, R.J. Holcombe, B.R. Ilg. JSG 24(1) 219–239.

14. An experimental setup for the analysis of analogue deformation experiments using the rotating polariser stage — Frank Fueten, Kristen Hynes, Ryan L. Van Luttikhuisen. JSG 24(1) 241–245.

15. Modeling of grabens extending above evaporites in Canyonlands National Park, Utah — D.D. Schultz-Ela, P. Walsh. JSG 24(2) 247–275.

16. Mechanical models of trishear-like folds — Kaj M. Johnson, Arvid M. Johnson. JSG 24(2) 277–287.

17. Backlimb trishear: a kinematic model for curved folds developed over angular fault bends — Ernesto O. Cristallini, Richard W. Allmendinger. JSG 24(2) 289–295.

18. Flow and strain patterns at the terminations of tapered shear zones — Nibir Mandal, Susanta Kumar Samanta, Chandan Chakraborty. JSG 24(2) 297–309.

19. Estimating uncertainty in normalized Fry plots using a bootstrap approach — Mark A. McNaught. JSG 24(2) 311–322.

20. Polyphase hydrothermal breccias associated with unconformity-related uranium mineralization (Canada): from fractal analysis to structural significance — G. Lorilleux, M. Jebrak, M. Cuney, D. Baudemont. JSG 24(2) 323–338.

21. Evolution of an eclogitized continental fragment in the Eastern Alps (Sieggraben, Austria) — Marian Putis, Sergei P. Korikovsky, Eckart Wallbrecher, Wolfgang Unzog, Niels Ø. Olesen, Harald Fritz. JSG 24(2) 339–357.

22. Geometry and significance of internal windows and regional isoclinal folds in northeast Saih Hatat, Sultanate of Oman — John McL. Miller, David R. Gray, Robert T. Gregory. JSG 24(2) 359–386.

23. The deformation of plagioclase investigated using electron backscatter diffraction crystallographic preferred orientation data — Tamsin Lapworth, John Wheeler, David J. Prior. JSG 24(3) 387–399.

24. Mechanical analysis of the geometry of forced-folds — Kaj M. Johnson, Arvid M. Johnson. JSG 24(3) 401–410.

25. Deformation history of the Roanoke recess, Appalachians, USA — S. Alan Spraggins, William M. Dunne. JSG 24(3) 411–433.

26. The origin and evolution of complex transfer zones (graben shifts) in conjugate fault systems around the Funan Field, Pattani Basin, Gulf of Thailand — A. Kornsawan, C.K. Morley. JSG 24(3) 435–449.

27. Structural evolution of the southernmost segment of the West European Variscides: the South Portuguese Zone (SW Iberia) — Jérôme Onézime, Jacques Charvet, Michel Faure, Alain Chauvet, Dominique Panis. JSG 24(3) 451–468.

28. The development of contrasting structures during the cooling and crystallisation of a syn-kinematic pluton — M.J. Pawley, W.J. Collins. JSG 24(3) 469–483.

29. The influence of strain localisation on the rotation behaviour of rigid objects in experimental shear zones — Saskia M. ten Grotenhuis, Cees W. Passchier, Paul D. Bons. JSG 24(3) 485–499.

30. Influence of strain rate on buckle folding of an elasto-viscous single layer — F.S. Jeng, M.L. Lin, Y.C. Lai, M.H. Teng. JSG 24(3) 501–516.

31. Development of lattice- and shape-preferred orientation of orthopyroxene porphyroclasts in peridotites: a numerical model and application to the Horoman peridotite complex, Japan — K. Ishii, T. Sawaguchi. JSG 24(3) 517–530.

32. Determination of fabric and strain ellipsoids from measured sectional ellipses — theory — Pierre-Yves F. Robin. JSG 24(3) 531–544.

33. A statistic for estimating strain with confidence intervals from deformed line distributions with an application to schists and gneisses of the Western Gneiss Region, west central Norway — Kieran F. Mulchrone. JSG 24(3) 545–556.

34. Lattice preferred orientation of quartz inclusions within garnet porphyroblasts from the Imjingang belt, South Korea — W.-S. Jung, J.-H. Ree, Y. Park, S.-H. Choi. JSG 24(3) 557–565.

35. Experimental observations on the effect of interface slip on rotation and stabilisation of rigid particles in simple shear and a comparison with natural mylonites — Neil S. Mancktelow, Laurent Arbaret, Giorgio Pennacchioni. JSG 24(3) 567–585.

36. Erratum to “Dynamic recrystallization processes in plagioclase porphyroclasts” [JSG 23 (2001) 1781–1802] — Robert Kruse, Holger Stünitz, Karsten Kunze. JSG 24(3) 587–589.

37. Preface: Fault-Related Folds: The Transition from 2-D to 3-D — M. Scott Wilkerson, Mark P. Fischer, Ted Apotria. JSG 24(4) 591–592.

38. Interpreting the geologic map expression of contractional fault-related fold terminations: lateral/oblique ramps versus displacement gradients — M. Scott Wilkerson, Ted Apotria, Tammer Farid. JSG 24(4) 593–607.

39. Syn-tectonic sedimentation associated with three-dimensional fault-bend fold structures: a numerical approach — Asdrúbal Bernal, Stuart Hardy. JSG 24(4) 609–635.

40. Out-of-plane motion of a thrust sheet during along-strike propagation of a thrust ramp: a distinct-element approach — Luther M. Strayer, John Suppe. JSG 24(4) 637–650.

41. Early evolution of an extensional monocline by a propagating normal fault: 3D analysis from combined field study and numerical modeling — Shawn P. Willsey, Paul J. Umhoefer, George E. Hilley. JSG 24(4) 651–669.

42. Seismic expression and kinematics of a fault-related fold termination: Rosario structure, Maracaibo Basin, Venezuela — Ted Apotria, M. Scott Wilkerson. JSG 24(4) 671–687.

43. Role of transverse faulting in along-strike termination of Limestone Mountain Culmination, Rocky Mountain thrust-and-fold belt, Alberta, Canada — Normand J. Bégin, Deborah A. Spratt. JSG 24(4) 689–707.

44. Relay zones between mesoscopic thrust faults in layered sedimentary sequences — Andrew Nicol, Paul A. Gillespie, Conrad Childs, John J. Walsh. JSG 24(4) 709–727.

45. Active relay ramps and normal fault propagation on Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii — D.C.P. Peacock, E.A. Parfitt. JSG 24(4) 729–742.

46. Extensional fault-related folding, northwestern Red Sea, Egypt — S.M. Khalil, K.R. McClay. JSG 24(4) 743–762.

47. Kinematic and analog modeling of 3-D extensional ramps: observations and a new 3-D deformation model — Donald A. Medwedeff, Robert W. Krantz. JSG 24(4) 763–772.

48. A new technique for 3-D flexural-slip restoration — Paul Griffiths, Serena Jones, Neil Salter, Frauke Schaefer, Robert Osfield, Herbert Reiser. JSG 24(4) 773–782.

49. Kinematics of a growth fault/raft system on the West African margin using 3-D restoration — Delphine Rouby, Stephane Raillard, François Guillocheau, Renaud Bouroullec, Thierry Nalpas. JSG 24(4) 783–796.

50. Palinspastic restoration of the Anniston transverse zone in the Appalachian thrust belt, Alabama — William A. Thomas, German Bayona. JSG 24(4) 797–826.

51. Three-dimensional geometry of large-scale fault-propagation folds in the Cantabrian Zone, NW Iberian Peninsula — Mayte Bulnes, Jesús Aller. JSG 24(4) 827–846.

52. The role of deformation in controlling depositional patterns in the south-central Niger Delta, West Africa — Robert J. Hooper, Roy J. Fitzsimmons, Neil Grant, Bruno C. Vendeville. JSG 24(4) 847–859.

53. Miocene extension and fault-related folding in the Highland Range, southern Nevada: a three-dimensional perspective — James E. Faulds, Eric L. Olson, Stephen S. Harlan, William C. McIntosh. JSG 24(4) 861–886.

54. Three-dimensional imaging of active structures using earthquake aftershocks: the Northridge thrust, California — S. Carena, J. Suppe. JSG 24(4) 887–904.

55. A new apparatus for analog modeling of clay smears — Moses Karakouzian, Nick Hudyma. JSG 24(5) 905–912.

56. Tectonic deformation of soft-sediment convolute folds — S.K. Ghosh, S. Sengupta, S. Dasgupta. JSG 24(5) 913–923.

57. Tectonic inversion and basement buttressing: an example from the central Appalachian Blue Ridge province — Christopher M. Bailey, Scott Giorgis, Lorrie Coiner. JSG 24(5) 925–936.

58. Evolution and kinematics of an ancient décollement zone, mélange in the Shimanto accretionary complex of Okinawa Island, Ryukyu Arc — Kohtaro Ujiie. JSG 24(5) 937–952.

59. The influence of backstop dip and convergence velocity in the growth of viscous doubly-vergent orogenic wedges: insights from thermomechanical laboratory experiments — Federico Rossetti, Claudio Faccenna, Giorgio Ranalli. JSG 24(5) 953–962.

60. Deformation in Neogene sediments of the Sorbas and Vera Basins (SE Spain): constraints on simple-shear deformation and rigid body rotation along major strike-slip faults — R. Jonk, C. Biermann. JSG 24(5) 963–977.

61. Microstructural evolution and rheological behaviour of marbles deformed at different crustal levels — Stanislav Ulrich, Karel Schulmann, Martin Casey. JSG 24(5) 979–995.

62. Microstructural processes: a special issue in honor of the career contributions of R.H. Vernon — Scott E. Johnson, Michael L. Williams. JSG 24(6–7) 997–998.

63. Some garnet microstructures: an illustration of the potential of orientation maps and misorientation analysis in microstructural studies — David J. Prior, John Wheeler, Luca Peruzzo, Richard Spiess, Craig Storey. JSG 24(6–7) 999–1011.

64. Microprobe monazite geochronology: putting absolute time into microstructural analysis — Michael L. Williams, Michael J. Jercinovic. JSG 24(6–7) 1013–1028.

65. Experimental study of syntaxial vein growth during lateral fluid flow in transmitted light: first results — Christoph Hilgers, Janos L. Urai. JSG 24(6–7) 1029–1043.

66. Finite-element modelling of shear zone development in viscoelastic materials and its implications for localisation of partial melting — Neil S. Mancktelow. JSG 24(6–7) 1045–1053.

67. Competency contrast, kinematics, and the development of foliations and lineations in the crust — Laurel B. Goodwin, Basil Tikoff. JSG 24(6–7) 1065–1085.

68. Interaction of flexural shear, S–C fabrics, and oblique shear during folding of micaceous quartzite — J. Hippertt, E. Tohver. JSG 24(6–7) 1087–1099.

69. Microstructural and experimental constraints on the rheology of partially molten gabbro beneath oceanic spreading centers — Aaron S. Yoshinobu, Greg Hirth. JSG 24(6–7) 1101–1107.

70. A comparison of microstructural and chemical patterns in garnet from the Fleur de Lys Supergroup, Newfoundland — Aaron Stallard, Ken Hickey. JSG 24(6–7) 1109–1123.

71. The equilibration of high-angle grain boundaries in dynamically recrystallized quartz: the effect of crystallography and temperature — Jörn H. Kruhl, Mark Peternell. JSG 24(6–7) 1125–1137.

72. Pseudomorphs and associated microstructures of western Maine, USA — C.V. Guidotti, S.E. Johnson. JSG 24(6–7) 1139–1156.

73. Structural evolution of a quartz–sillimanite vein and nodule complex in a late- to post-tectonic leucogranite, Western Adirondack Highlands, New York — James McLelland, Arthur Goldstein, Betsy Cunningham, Christopher Olson, Suzanne Orrell. JSG 24(6–7) 1157–1170.

74. Millimeter-scale modal layering and the nature of the upper solidification zone in thick flood-basalt flows and other sheets of magma — Anthony R. Philpotts, Loretta D. Dickson. JSG 24(6–7) 1171–1177.

75. Dissolution and replacement creep: a significant deformation mechanism in mid-crustal rocks — R.P. Wintsch, Keehoon Yi. JSG 24(6–7) 1179–1193.

76. Structural and metamorphic constraints on ca. 70 Ma deformation of the northern Valhalla complex, British Columbia: implications for the tectonic evolution of the southern Omineca belt — Peter M. Schaubs, Sharon D. Carr, Robert G. Berman. JSG 24(6–7) 1195–1214.

77. Progressive localisation of strain during the evolution of a normal fault population — V. Meyer, A. Nicol, C. Childs, J.J. Walsh, J. Watterson. JSG 24(8) 1215–1231.

78. A simple method for orienting drill core by correlating features in whole-core scans and oriented borehole-wall imagery — Timothy S. Paulsen, Richard D. Jarrard, Terry J. Wilson. JSG 24(8) 1233–1238.

79. Large-scale structure of the eclogite–blueschist belt of New Caledonia — Timothy J. Rawling, Gordon S. Lister. JSG 24(8) 1239–1258.

80. The Bude Formation, SW England—a three-dimensional, intra-formational Variscan imbricate stack? — Geoffrey E. Lloyd, Nicholas Chinnery. JSG 24(8) 1259–1266.

81. Oxygen isotope record of fluid–rock–SiO₂ interaction during Variscan progressive deformation and quartz veining in the meta-volcanosediments of Belle-Ile (Southern Brittany) — Bernhard Schulz, Claude Audren, Claude Triboulet. JSG 24(8) 1281–1297.

82. Quartz c-axis texture mapping of a Variscan regional foliation (Malpica-Tui Unit, NW Spain) — Sergio Llana-Fúnez. JSG 24(8) 1299–1312.

83. Shape and structure of (analogue models of) refolded layers — Djordje Grujic, Thomas R. Walter, Hansjörg Gärtner. JSG 24(8) 1313–1326.

84. First evidence for high-grade, Himalayan-age synconvergent extension recognised within the western syntaxis—Nanga Parbat, Pakistan — T.W. Argles, M.A. Edwards. JSG 24(8) 1327–1344.

85. Development of different types of pull-apart microstructures in mylonites: an experimental investigation — Susanta Kumar Samanta, Nibir Mandal, Chandan Chakraborty. JSG 24(8) 1345–1355.

86. Plastic deformation and development of clinopyroxene lattice preferred orientations in eclogites — Jérôme Bascou, Andréa Tommasi, David Mainprice. JSG 24(8) 1357–1368.

87. Four-dimensional analysis of the inversion of a half-graben to form the Whittier fold-fault system of the Los Angeles basin — Tom Bjorklund, Kevin Burke. JSG 24(9) 1369–1387.

88. Displacement-length scaling in three dimensions: the importance of aspect ratio and application to deformation bands — Richard A. Schultz, Haakon Fossen. JSG 24(9) 1389–1411.

89. Normal fault growth in layered rocks at Split Mountain, Utah: influence of mechanical stratigraphy on dip linkage, fault restriction and fault scaling — Scott J. Wilkins, Michael R. Gross. JSG 24(9) 1413–1429.

90. On the role of melt-rock reaction in mantle shear zone formation in the Othris Peridotite Massif (Greece) — Arjan H. Dijkstra, Martyn R. Drury, Reinoud L.M. Vissers, Julie Newman. JSG 24(9) 1431–1450.

91. Coaxial flattening at deep levels of orogenic belts: evidence from blueschists and eclogites on Syros and Sifnos (Cyclades, Greece) — Gideon Rosenbaum, Dov Avigad, Mario Sánchez-Gómez. JSG 24(9) 1451–1462.

92. The influence of nano-scale second-phase particles on deformation of fine grained calcite mylonites — Marco Herwegh, Karsten Kunze. JSG 24(9) 1463–1478.

93. D2 asymmetric folds and their vergence meaning in the Montagnola Senese metamorphic rocks (inner northern Apennines, central Italy) — Domenico Liotta. JSG 24(9) 1479–1490.

94. Sillimanite-bearing shear zones in syntectonic leucogranite: fluid-assisted brittle–ductile deformation under amphibolite facies conditions — Giovanni Musumeci. JSG 24(9) 1491–1505.

95. Magnetic fabric and petrographic investigation of hematite-bearing sandstones within ramp-related folds: examples from the South Atlas Front (Morocco) — B. Saint-Bezar, R.L. Hebert, C. Aubourg, P. Robion, R. Swennen, D. Frizon de Lamotte. JSG 24(9) 1507–1520.

96. Up-dip partitioning of displacement components on the oblique-slip Clarence Fault, New Zealand — Andrew Nicol, Russell Van Dissen. JSG 24(9) 1521–1535.

97. Comment on: “Evidence for shear heating, Musgrave Block, central Australia” by A. Camacho, I. McDonald, R. Armstrong, and J. Braun — M. Bjornerud, H. Austrheim. JSG 24(9) 1537–1538.

98. Reply to Comment on: “Evidence for shear-heating, Musgrave Block, central Australia” — A. Camacho. JSG 24(9) 1539–1540.

99. Studies of strain and rheology of conglomerates — Susan H. Treagus, Jack E. Treagus. JSG 24(10) 1541–1567.

100. Parameters that control the development of clay smear at low stress states: an experimental study using ring-shear apparatus — Jill A. Clausen, Roy H. Gabrielsen. JSG 24(10) 1569–1586.

101. Crossing the several scales of strain-accomplishing mechanisms in the hinterland of the central Andean fold-thrust belt, Bolivia — Nadine McQuarrie, George H. Davis. JSG 24(10) 1587–1602.

102. Structural evolution of an antiformal window: the Scheiblingkirchen Window (Eastern Alps, Austria) — Ernst Willingshofer, Franz Neubauer. JSG 24(10) 1603–1618.

103. Tectonic controls on kimberlite location, southern Africa — Susan Vearncombe, Julian R. Vearncombe. JSG 24(10) 1619–1625.

104. Chemical changes and the development of quartz preferred orientation in zones of crenulation cleavage, Anglesey — John Starkey. JSG 24(10) 1627–1632.

105. Crystallographic orientation, chemical composition and three-dimensional geometry of sigmoidal garnet: evidence for rotation — Takeshi Ikeda, Norimasa Shimobayashi, Simon R. Wallis, Akira Tsuchiyama. JSG 24(10) 1633–1646.

106. The interaction of extensional and contractional deformations in the outer zones of the Central Apennines, Italy — V. Scisciani, E. Tavarnelli, F. Calamita. JSG 24(10) 1647–1658.

107. Discussion on “A new model for the Hercynian Orogen of Gondwana France and Iberia” by D. Shelley & G. Bossière, Journal of Structural Geology 2000, 22, 757–776 — C. Cartier, M. Faure, H. Lardeux. JSG 24(10) 1659–1663.

108. Reply to Discussion on “A new model for the Hercynian Orogen of Gondwana France and Iberia” — David Shelley, Gérard Bossière. JSG 24(10) 1665–1668.

109. An alternative model for the growth of faults — J.J. Walsh, A. Nicol, C. Childs. JSG 24(11) 1669–1675.

110. Offset and evolution of the Gowk fault, S.E. Iran: a major intra-continental strike-slip system — Richard Walker, James Jackson. JSG 24(11) 1677–1698.

111. Estimating tectonic thinning of a layer using core data and pure shear/simple shear faulting models — S. Pallesen, S. Ottesen. JSG 24(11) 1699–1705.

112. Thrust-related accretion of an Archaean greenstone belt in the Midlands of Zimbabwe — Paul H.G.M. Dirks, Hielke A. Jelsma, Axel Hofmann. JSG 24(11) 1707–1727.

113. Experimental insights on the geometry and kinematics of fold-and-thrust belts above weak, viscous evaporitic décollement — E. Costa, B.C. Vendeville. JSG 24(11) 1729–1739.

114. Analogue modelling of fault reactivation: tectonic inversion and oblique remobilisation of grabens — Agnes Dubois, Francis Odonne, Gérard Massonnat, Thomas Lebourg, Richard Fabre. JSG 24(11) 1741–1752.

115. Late-orogenic backfolding and extension in the Brooks Range collisional orogen, northern Alaska — James J. Vogl. JSG 24(11) 1753–1776.

116. Strain analysis from calcite e-twins in the Cameros basin, NW Iberian Chain, Spain — José M. González-Casado, Carmen García-Cuevas. JSG 24(11) 1777–1788.

117. Numerical modelling of asymmetric boudinage — C.W. Passchier, E. Druguet. JSG 24(11) 1789–1803.

118. The tectonometamorphic evolution of high-pressure low-temperature metamorphic rocks of eastern Crete, Greece: constraints from microfabrics, strain, illite crystallinity and paleodifferential stress — G. Zulauf, G. Kowalczyk, J. Krahl, R. Petschick, S. Schwanz. JSG 24(11) 1805–1828.

119. HT-deformation of garnet: an EBSD study on granulites from Sri Lanka, India and the Ivrea Zone — R. Kleinschrodt, J.P. Duyster. JSG 24(11) 1829–1844.

120. Cataclastic deformation of garnet: a record of synseismic loading and postseismic creep — Claudia A. Trepmann, Bernhard Stöckhert. JSG 24(11) 1845–1856.

121. Publishers Note — Karel Nederveen. JSG 24(12) 1857.

122. Editorial — Jim Evans. JSG 24(12) 1859–1860.

123. The eastern Tonale fault zone: a ‘natural laboratory’ for crystal plastic deformation of quartz over a temperature range from 250 to 700°C — Michael Stipp, Holger Stünitz, Renée Heilbronner, Stefan M. Schmid. JSG 24(12) 1861–1884.

124. Strike-slip fault bridge fluid pumping mechanism: insights from field-based palaeostress analysis and numerical modelling — Michal Nemčok, Andreas Henk, Rodney A. Gayer, Sara Vandycke, Tanya M. Hathaway. JSG 24(12) 1885–1901.

125. Growth, linkage, and termination processes of a 10-km-long strike-slip fault in jointed granite: the Gemini fault zone, Sierra Nevada, California — Matthew A. Pachell, James P. Evans. JSG 24(12) 1903–1924.

126. Behaviour of a rupture of the 21 June 2000 earthquake in South Iceland as revealed in an asphalted car park — Jacques Angelier, Françoise Bergerat. JSG 24(12) 1925–1936.

127. 40Ar/39Ar date for Alpine white mica from the Siviez-Mischabel Nappe, Switzerland — Michelle J. Markley, Christian Teyssier, Mike Cosca. JSG 24(12) 1937–1955.

128. Tectonometamorphic evolution of the Koralm Complex (Eastern Alps): constraints from microstructures and textures of the ‘Plattengeis’ shear zone — Walter Kurz, Harald Fritz, Veronika Tenczer, Wolfgang Unzog. JSG 24(12) 1957–1970.

129. On the relationship between kilometer-scale sheath folds, ductile thrusts and minor structures in the basal high-pressure units of the Cabo Ortegal complex (NW Spain) — Josu Azcarraga, Benito Ábalos, José Ignacio Gil Ibarguchi. JSG 24(12) 1971–1989.

130. Cation ordering in omphacite and effect on deformation mechanism and lattice preferred orientation (LPO) — Frank E. Brenker, Dave J. Prior, Wolfgang Friedrich Müller. JSG 24(12) 1991–2005.

131. Erratum to: “Normal fault growth in layered rocks at Split Mountain, Utah: influence of mechanical stratigraphy on dip linkage, fault restriction and fault scaling” — Scott J. Wilkins, Michael R. Gross. JSG 24(12) 2007.

132. Erratum to “Plastic deformation and development of clinopyroxene lattice preferred orientations in eclogites” — Jerome Bascou, Andrea Tommasi, David Mainprice. JSG 24(12) 2009.

133. Erratum to “Palinspastic restoration of the Anniston transverse zone in the Appalachian thrust belt, Alabama” — William A. Thomas, German Bayona. JSG 24(12) 2011–2026.