Journal of Structural Geology (2004) / Журнал структурной геологии (2004)

2. Aragonite pseudomorphs in high-pressure marbles of Syros, Greece — John B. Brady, Michelle J. Markley, John C. Schumacher, John T. Cheney, Grace A. Bianciardi. JSG 26(1) 3–9.

3. Emplacement in an extensional setting of the Mont Lozère-Borne granitic complex (SE France) inferred from comprehensive AMS, structural and gravity studies — Jean-Yves Talbot, Guillaume Martelet, Gabriel Courrioux, Yan Chen, Michel Faure. JSG 26(1) 11–28.

4. An AMS, structural and paleomagnetic study of quaternary deformation in eastern Sicily — Francesca Cifelli, Federico Rossetti, Massimo Mattei, Ann Marie Hirt, Renato Funiciello, Luigi Tortorici. JSG 26(1) 29–46.

5. The influence of grain boundary fluids on the microstructure of quartz-feldspar mylonites — Neil S. Mancktelow, Giorgio Pennacchioni. JSG 26(1) 47–69.

6. Continuous restoration of deformed shapes through the construction of a reverse displacement gradient and its application to granite emplacement in central North China — Yehua Shan, Ge Lin, Zian Li, Hongbin Suen. JSG 26(1) 71–85.

7. Ophiolite accretion in the Lachlan Orogen, Southeastern Australia — Catherine V. Spaggiari, David R. Gray, David A. Foster. JSG 26(1) 87–112.

8. Synchronous development of Type 2 and Type 3 fold interference patterns: evidence for recumbent sheath folds in the Allendale Area, Broken Hill, NSW, Australia — C.J. Forbes, P.G. Betts, G.S. Lister. JSG 26(1) 113–126.

9. Intra-granular strains and grain boundary morphologies of dynamically recrystallized quartz aggregates in a mylonite — Osamu Nishikawa, Kazuto Saiki, Hans-Rudolf Wenk. JSG 26(1) 127–141.

10. Fitting an ellipse to an arbitrary shape: implications for strain analysis — Kieran F. Mulchrone, Kingshuk Roy Choudhury. JSG 26(1) 143–153.

11. Apparent shear-band geometry resulting from oblique fold sections — Ondrej Lexa, John Cosgrove, Karel Schulmann. JSG 26(1) 155–161.

12. Hypersolidus deformation in the lower crust of the Josephine ophiolite: evidence for kinematic decoupling between the upper and lower oceanic crust — Aaron S. Yoshinobu, Gregory D. Harper. JSG 26(1) 163–175.

13. 3-D microstructural analysis of 30 porphyroblastic samples from the Variscan orogen in NW-Iberia — D.G.A.M. Aerden. JSG 26(1) 177–196.

14. Discussion on “Flattening in shear zones under constant volume: a theoretical evaluation” by N. Mandal, C. Chakraborty and S. Samanta — Kieran F. Mulchrone. JSG 26(1) 197–200.

15. Reply to the discussion by K.F. Mulchrone on “Flattening in shear zones under constant volume: a theoretical evaluation” — N. Mandal, C. Chakraborty, S. Samanta. JSG 26(1) 201–202.

16. Validity of the microboudin method for palaeo-stress analysis: application to extraordinarily long sodic amphibole grains in a metachert from Aksu, China — Toshiaki Masuda, Nozomi Kimura, Bihong Fu, Xiangdong Li. JSG 26(2) 203–206.

17. Structural evidence for deformation by block rotation in the context of transmissive tectonics, northwestern Sicily (Italy) — P. Guarnieri. JSG 26(2) 207–219.

18. Origin of deformation bands in argillaceous sediments at the toe of the Nankai accretionary prism, southwest Japan — Kohtaro Ujiie, Alex J. Maltman, Mario Sánchez-Gómez. JSG 26(2) 221–231.

19. Structural evolution across the Eastern Ghats Mobile Belt-Bastar craton boundary, India: hot over cold thrusting in an ancient collision zone — S. Bhadra, S. Gupta, M. Banerjee. JSG 26(2) 233–245.

20. Detailed analysis of acoustic emission activity during catastrophic fracture of faults in rock — Xinglin Lei, Koji Masuda, Osamu Nishizawa, Laurence Jouniaux, Liqiang Liu, Wentao Ma, Takashi Satoh, Kinichiro Kusunose. JSG 26(2) 247–258.

21. Experimental intracrystalline plastic flow in hot-pressed synthetic quartzite prepared from Brazilian quartz crystals — E.H. Rutter, K.H. Brodie. JSG 26(2) 259–270.

22. Maximum effective moment criterion and the origin of low-angle normal faults — Yadong Zheng, Tao Wang, Mingbo Ma, Gregory A. Davis. JSG 26(2) 271–285.

23. The interpretation of 40Ar/39Ar apparent age spectra produced by mixing: application of the method of asymptotes and limits — M.A. Forster, G.S. Lister. JSG 26(2) 287–305.

24. Analogue models of melt-flow networks in folding migmatites — Joseph Barraud, Véronique Gardien, Pascal Allemand, Philippe Grandjean. JSG 26(2) 307–324.

25. A mechanical model for multiply-oriented conjugate deformation bands — William A. Olsson, John C. Lorenz, Scott P. Cooper. JSG 26(2) 325–338.

26. Spatial and temporal variations in growth rates along active normal fault systems: an example from The Lazio-Abruzzo Apennines, central Italy — Gerald P. Roberts, Alessandro M. Michetti. JSG 26(2) 339–376.

27. Fault scaling relationships, deformation rates and seismic hazards: an example from the Lazio-Abruzzo Apennines, central Italy — Gerald P. Roberts, Patience Cowie, Ioannis Papanikolaou, Alessandro M. Michetti. JSG 26(2) 377–398.

28. Corrigendum: correction to Fig. 10 (Walsh et al.) — J.J. Walsh, W.R. Bailey, C. Childs, A. Nicol, C.G. Bonson. JSG 26(2) 399–400.

29. Analogue modelling of reverse fault reactivation in strike-slip and transmissive regimes: application to the Giudicarie fault system, Italian Eastern Alps — G. Viola, F. Odonne, N.S. Mancktelow. JSG 26(3) 401–418.

30. Successive episodes of normal faulting and fracturing resulting from progressive extension during the uplift of the Holy Cross Mountains, Poland — Andrzej Konon. JSG 26(3) 419–433.

31. Late pervasive crustal-scale extension in the south Armorican Hercynian belt (Vendée, France) — Florence Cagnard, Denis Gapais, Jean Pierre Brun, Charles Gumiaux, Jean Van den Driessche. JSG 26(3) 435–449.

32. Structural evolution, metamorphism and restoration of the Arabian continental margin, Saih Hatat region, Oman Mountains — M.P. Searle, C.J. Warren, D.J. Waters, R.R. Parrish. JSG 26(3) 451–473.

33. Problem of folding in ductile shear zones: a theoretical and experimental investigation — Nibir Mandal, Susanta Kumar Samanta, Chandan Chakraborty. JSG 26(3) 475–489.

34. Geometry and kinematic evolution of Riedel shear structures, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah — Yoram Katz, Ram Weinberger, Atilla Aydin. JSG 26(3) 491–501.

35. Fault damage zones — Young-Seog Kim, David C.P. Peacock, David J. Sanderson. JSG 26(3) 503–517.

36. Crustal scale geometry of the Zagros fold-thrust belt, Iran — Nadine McQuarrie. JSG 26(3) 519–535.

37. Evolution of vertical faults at an extensional plate boundary, southwest Iceland — James V. Grant, Simon A. Kattenhorn. JSG 26(3) 537–557.

38. Reliability of methods to separate stress tensors from heterogeneous fault-slip data — Carlos L. Liesa, Richard J. Lisle. JSG 26(3) 559–572.

39. Physical experiments of vertical transgression with localized nonvertical extrusion — Dynna M. Czeck, Peter J. Hudleston. JSG 26(3) 573–581.

40. Implications of rapid, dike-fed pluton growth for host-rock strain rates and emplacement mechanisms — Christopher Gerbi, Scott E. Johnson, Scott R. Paterson. JSG 26(3) 583–594.

41. Bootstrapped spatial statistics: a more robust approach to the analysis of finite strain data — Malay Mukul, Debjani Roy, Shibasis Satpathy, V. Anil Kumar. JSG 26(3) 595–600.

42. Comment on “Folding in high-grade rocks due to back-rotation between shear zones” by Lyal B. Harris — Tom Blenkinsop. JSG 26(3) 601–602.

43. Compaction localization in porous sandstones: spatial evolution of damage and acoustic emission activity — Patrick Baud, Emmanuelle Klein, Teng-fong Wong. JSG 26(4) 603–624.

44. Apparent boudinage in dykes — Paul D. Bons, Elena Druguet, Ilka Hamann, Jordi Carreras, Cees W. Passchier. JSG 26(4) 625–636.

45. Measurement of fold axes in drill core — Robert J. Scott, David Selley. JSG 26(4) 637–642.

46. A new method for obtaining and quantifying the reliability of structural data from axially-oriented drill core using a fabric of known orientation — Robert J. Scott, Ron F. Berry. JSG 26(4) 643–658.

47. The main Variscan deformation event in the Pyrenees: new data from the structural study of the Bielsa granite — T. Roman-Berdiel, A.M. Casas, B. Oliva-Urcia, E.L. Pueyo, C. Rillo. JSG 26(4) 659–677.

48. Evidence of active tectonics on a Roman aqueduct system (II–III century A.D.) near Rome, Italy — Fabrizio Marra, Paola Montone, Mario Pirro, Enzo Boschi. JSG 26(4) 679–690.

49. Initiation of brittle faults in the upper crust: a review of field observations — Juliet G. Crider, David C.P. Peacock. JSG 26(4) 691–707.

50. Co-seismic strike-slip fault displacement determined from push-up structures: the Selsund Fault case, South Iceland — Jacques Angelier, Francoise Bergerat, Magalie Bellou, Catherine Homberg. JSG 26(4) 709–724.

51. Rheology of plasticine used as rock analogue: the impact of temperature, composition and strain — Janet Zulauf, Gerold Zulauf. JSG 26(4) 725–737.

52. Boudinage classification: end-member boudin types and modified boudin structures — Ben D. Goscombe, Cees W. Passchier, Martin Hand. JSG 26(4) 739–763.

53. Processes controlling vertical coupling and decoupling between the upper and lower crust of orogens: results from Fiordland, New Zealand — Keith A. Klepeis, Geoffrey L. Clarke, George Gehrels, Jeff Vervoort. JSG 26(4) 765–791.

54. Development of shape- and lattice-preferred orientations of amphibole grains during initial cataclastic deformation and subsequent deformation by dissolution–precipitation creep in amphibolites from the Ryoke metamorphic belt, SW Japan — Reiko Imon, Takamoto Okudaira, Kyuichi Kanagawa. JSG 26(5) 793–805.

55. Uplift and contractional deformation along a segmented strike-slip fault system: the Gargano Promontory, southern Italy — Charles M. Brankman, Atilla Aydin. JSG 26(5) 807–824.

56. Partitioning of deformation along an orogen and its effects on porphyroblast growth during orogenesis — T.H. Bell, A.P. Ham, H.S. Kim. JSG 26(5) 825–845.

57. Numerical simulation of strain within lava domes — C. Buisson, O. Merle. JSG 26(5) 847–853.

58. Shear structures and microstructures in micaschists: the Variscan Cévennes duplex (French Massif Central) — F. Arnaud, A.M. Boullier, J.P. Burg. JSG 26(5) 855–868.

59. Development of single-crystal σ-shaped quartz porphyroclasts by dissolution–precipitation creep in a calcite marble shear zone — Michel Bestmann, David J. Prior, Kees T.A. Veltkamp. JSG 26(5) 869–883.

60. The role of recrystallisation on the deformation behaviour of calcite rocks: large strain torsion experiments on Carrara marble — Auke Barnhoorn, Misha Bystricky, Luigi Burlini, Karsten Kunze. JSG 26(5) 885–903.

61. The effect of non-parallel thrust fault interaction on fold patterns — Heather M. Savage, Michele L. Cooke. JSG 26(5) 905–917.

62. A stress inversion procedure for automatic recognition of polyphase fault/slip data sets — Yehua Shan, Zian Li, Ge Lin. JSG 26(5) 919–925.

63. Granitoid emplacement during a thrusting event: structural analysis, microstructure and quartz c-axis patterns. An example from Hercynian plutons in the French Massif Central — Manuel Duguet, Michel Faure. JSG 26(5) 927–945.

64. The evolution of faults formed by shearing across joint zones in sandstone — Rodrick Myers, Atilla Aydin. JSG 26(5) 947–966.

65. Coevolution of crack-seal texture and fracture porosity in sedimentary rocks: cathodoluminescence observations of regional fractures — S.E. Laubach, R.M. Reed, J.E. Olson, R.H. Lander, L.M. Bonnell. JSG 26(5) 967–982.

66. Faults with asymmetric damage zones in sandstone, Valley of Fire State Park, southern Nevada — Eric Flodin, Atilla Aydin. JSG 26(5) 983–988.

67. Preface and Introduction—Applied Structural Geology in Mineral Exploration and Mining — J.R. Vearncombe, T.G. Blenkinsop, S.M. Reddy. JSG 26(6–7) 989–994.

68. Tectonic and structural setting for active mesothermal gold vein systems, Southern Alps, New Zealand — D. Craw, J.R. Campbell. JSG 26(6–7) 995–1005.

69. Syn-deformational features of Carlin-type Au deposits — Stephen G. Peters. JSG 26(6–7) 1007–1023.

70. Structural and mechanical controls on intrusion-related deposits of the Tombstone Gold Belt, Yukon, Canada, with comparisons to other vein-hosted ore-deposit types — Julian R. Stephens, John L. Mair, Nicholas H.S. Oliver, Craig J.R. Hart, Timothy Baker. JSG 26(6–7) 1025–1041.

71. How to resolve the controls on mesothermal vein systems in a goldfield characterized by sparse kinematic information and fault reactivation—a structural and graphical approach — Oliver P. Kreuzer. JSG 26(6–7) 1043–1065.

72. Structural controls on Witwatersrand gold mineralisation — S.J. Jolley, S.R. Freeman, A.C. Barnicoat, G.M. Phillips, R.J. Knipe, A. Pather, N.P.C. Fox, D. Strydom, M.T.G. Birch, I.H.C. Henderson, T.W. Rowland. JSG 26(6–7) 1067–1086.

73. Fracture density and mineralization: a case study from the north Kalgoorlie district, Western Australia — G.I. Tripp, J.R. Vearncombe. JSG 26(6–7) 1087–1108.

74. The St Ives mesothermal gold system, Western Australia—a case of golden aftershocks? — S.F. Cox, K. Ruming. JSG 26(6–7) 1109–1125.

75. Controls on maximum fluid overpressure defining conditions for mesozonal mineralisation — Richard H. Sibson. JSG 26(6–7) 1127–1136.

76. Aeromagnetic patterns of half-graben and basin inversion: implications for sediment-hosted massive sulfide Pb–Zn–Ag exploration — P.G. Betts, D. Giles, G.S. Lister. JSG 26(6–7) 1137–1156.

77. Fluid flow in extensional environments; numerical modelling with an application to Hamersley iron ores — J.G. McLellan, N.H.S. Oliver, P.M. Schaubs. JSG 26(6–7) 1157–1171.

78. Structural controls on nickel sulphide ore shoots in Archaean komatiite, Kambalda, WA: the volcanic trough controversy revisited — W.E. Stone, N.J. Archibald. JSG 26(6–7) 1173–1194.

79. The impact of the linkage between grade distribution and petrofabric on the understanding of structurally controlled mineral deposits: Ouro Fino Gold Mine, Brazil — R.N. Monteiro, W.S. Fyfe, F. Chemale Jr. JSG 26(6–7) 1195–1214.

80. Shear zone versus fold geometries at the Cannington Ag–Pb–Zn deposit: implications for the genesis of BHT deposits — Tony J. Roache. JSG 26(6–7) 1215–1230.

81. Structural analysis of faults related to a heterogeneous stress history: reconstruction of a dismembered gold deposit, Stawell, western Lachlan Fold Belt, Australia — John McL. Miller, Christopher J.L. Wilson. JSG 26(6–7) 1231–1256.

82. Vein mineralization at the Damang Gold Mine, Ghana: controls on mineralization — Andrew J. Tunks, David Selley, Jamie R. Rogers, Gary Brabham. JSG 26(6–7) 1257–1273.

83. 3-D Mohr circle analysis of vein opening, Indarama lode-gold deposit, Zimbabwe: implications for exploration — C.J. McKeagney, C.A. Boulter, R.J.H. Jolly, R.P. Foster. JSG 26(6–7) 1275–1291.

84. Orebody geometry in lode gold deposits from Zimbabwe: implications for fluid flow, deformation and mineralization — T.G. Blenkinsop. JSG 26(6–7) 1293–1301.

85. Tension vein arrays in progressive strain: complex but predictable architecture, and major hosts of ore deposits — W.P. Laing. JSG 26(6–7) 1303–1315.

86. Determining the size and shape of blocks from linear sampling for geotechnical rock mass classification and assessment — J.V. Smith. JSG 26(6–7) 1317–1339.

87. The anatomy and evolution of a transpressional imbricate zone, Southern Uplands, Scotland — Enrico Tavarnelli, Robert E. Holdsworth, Phillip Clegg, Richard R. Jones, Kenneth J.W. McCaffrey. JSG 26(8) 1341–1360.

88. Deformation of square objects and boudins — Susan H. Treagus, Labao Lan. JSG 26(8) 1361–1376.

89. Mechanical properties of multiphase materials and rocks: a phenomenological approach using generalized means — Shaocheng Ji, Qin Wang, Bin Xia, Denis Marcotte. JSG 26(8) 1377–1390.

90. Role of weak flaws in nucleation of shear zones: an experimental and theoretical study — Nibir Mandal, Santanu Misra, Susanta Kumar Samanta. JSG 26(8) 1391–1400.

91. Asymmetrical to symmetrical magnetic fabric of dikes: Paleo-flow orientations and Paleo-stresses recorded on feeder-bodies from the Motru Dike Swarm (Romania) — Olivier Féménias, Hervé Diot, Tudor Berza, Antoine Gauffriau, Daniel Demaiffe. JSG 26(8) 1401–1418.

92. Clast-size analysis of impact-generated pseudotachylyte from Vredefort Dome, South Africa — Eiko Hisada. JSG 26(8) 1419–1424.

93. Using T–Z plots as a graphical method to infer lithological variations from growth strata — Sébastien Castelltort, Stéphane Pochat, Jean Van Den Driessche. JSG 26(8) 1425–1432.

94. Structural development of high-pressure metamorphic rocks on Syros island (Cyclades, Greece) — Mark Keiter, Karsten Piepjohn, Christian Ballhaus, Markus Lagos, Michael Bode. JSG 26(8) 1433–1445.

95. Superposed buckle folding in the eastern Iberian Chain, Spain — Jose L. Simon. JSG 26(8) 1447–1464.

96. The significance of microgranitoid enclave shapes and orientations — Scott R. Paterson, Geoffrey S. Pignotta, Ron H. Vernon. JSG 26(8) 1465–1481.

97. Deformation mechanisms in second-phase affected microstructures and their energy balance — Marco Herwegh, Alfons Berger. JSG 26(8) 1483–1498.

98. Anisotropy quantification: the application of fractal geometry methods on tectonic fracture patterns of a Hercynian fault zone in NW Sardinia — Sabine Volland, Jörn H. Kruhl. JSG 26(8) 1499–1510.

99. Co-seismic mole track structures produced by the 2001 Ms 8.1 Central Kunlun earthquake, China — Aiming Lin, Jianming Guo, Bihong Fu. JSG 26(8) 1511–1519.

100. Calcite twin morphology: a low-temperature deformation geothermometer — David A. Ferrill, Alan P. Morris, Mark A. Evans, Martin Burkhard, Richard H. Groshong Jr., Charles M. Onasch. JSG 26(8) 1521–1529.

101. Inclined transpression — Richard R. Jones, Robert E. Holdsworth, Phillip Clegg, Kenneth McCaffrey, Enrico Tavarnelli. JSG 26(8) 1531–1548.

102. Erratum to “Origin of deformation bands in argillaceous sediments at the toe of the Nankai accretionary prism, southwest Japan” — Kohtaro Ujiie, Alex J. Maltman, Mario Sánchez-Gómez. JSG 26(8) 1549–1551.

103. Rapid analysis of fold shape using Bézier curves — Deepak C. Srivastava, Richard J. Lisle. JSG 26(9) 1553–1559.

104. The geometry and topology of natural sheath folds: a new tool for structural analysis — G.I. Alsop, R.E. Holdsworth. JSG 26(9) 1561–1589.

105. Preservation of Acadian deformation and metamorphism through intense Alleghanian shearing — Tim H. Bell, Hyeong Soo Kim. JSG 26(9) 1591–1613.

106. Influence of strike-slip fault segmentation on drainage evolution and topography. A case study: the Palomares Fault Zone (southeastern Betics, Spain) — Guillermo Booth-Rea, Jose-Miguel Azanon, Antonio Azor, Victor Garcia-Duenas. JSG 26(9) 1615–1632.

107. Evidence of synextension tilting and doming during final exhumation from analysis of multistage faults (Queyras Schistes lustrés, Western Alps) — Pierre Tricart, Stéphane Schwartz, Christian Sue, Jean-Marc Lardeaux. JSG 26(9) 1633–1645.

108. Emplacement and fabric-forming conditions of the Alous-En-Tides granite, eastern border of the Tin Seririne/Tin Mersoi basin (Algeria): magnetic and visible fabrics analysis — Bernard Henry, Hamou Djellit, Boualem Bayou, Mohamed E.M. Derder, Azizou Ouabadi, Mounir K. Merahi, Kamal Bazi, Allaoua Khaldi, Abderahmane Hemmi. JSG 26(9) 1647–1657.

109. Comparisons between analogue and numerical models of thrust wedge development — S. Ellis, G. Schreurs, Marion Panien. JSG 26(9) 1659–1675.

110. Mullions in the High-Ardenne Slate Belt (Belgium): numerical model and parameter sensitivity analysis — I. Kenis, J.L. Urai, W. van der Zee, M. Sintubin. JSG 26(9) 1677–1692.

111. Composite flow laws for crystalline materials with log-normally distributed grain size: theory and application to olivine — J.H. Ter Heege, J.H.P. De Bresser, C.J. Spiers. JSG 26(9) 1693–1705.

112. Patterns of fault displacement and strain at Yucca Mountain, Nevada — Alan P. Morris, David A. Ferrill, Darrell W. Sims, Nathan Franklin, Deborah J. Waiting. JSG 26(9) 1707–1725.

113. Permeability scaling properties of fault damage zones in siliciclastic rocks — N.E. Odling, S.D. Harris, R.J. Knipe. JSG 26(9) 1727–1747.

114. Can a Newtonian viscous-matrix model be applied to microboudinage of columnar grains in quartzose tectonites? — Toshiaki Masuda, Nozomi Kimura. JSG 26(10) 1749–1754.

115. Evidence for non-plane strain flattening along the Moine thrust, Loch Srath nan Aisinnin, North-West Scotland — Matthew Strine, Steven F. Wojtal. JSG 26(10) 1755–1772.

116. Mechanical interaction among rigid inclusions and its effect on inclusion–matrix coherence: theoretical analysis and analogue experiments — N. Mandal, S.K. Samanta, G. Bhattacharyya, C. Chakraborty. JSG 26(10) 1773–1781.

117. Superheated friction-induced melts in zoned pseudotachylytes within the Adamello tonalites (Italian Southern Alps) — Giulio Di Toro, Giorgio Pennacchioni. JSG 26(10) 1783–1801.

118. Oblique extension in the Thailand rift basins — C.K. Morley et al. JSG 26(10) 1803–1829.

119. Melt-clast interaction and power-law size distribution of clasts in pseudotachylytes — Sumit Kumar Ray. JSG 26(10) 1831–1843.

120. Foliation development and progressive strain-rate partitioning in the crystallizing carapace of a tonalite pluton: microstructural evidence and numerical modeling — Scott E. Johnson, Ron H. Vernon, Phaedra Upton. JSG 26(10) 1845–1865.

121. Emplacement-related microstructures in the margin of a deformed pluton: the San José tonalite, Baja California, México — R.H. Vernon, S.E. Johnson, E.A. Melis. JSG 26(10) 1867–1884.

122. Fault terminations and barriers to fault growth — Matthew A. d’Alessio, Stephen J. Martel. JSG 26(10) 1885–1896.

123. Three-dimensional distinct element modelling of relay growth and breaching along normal faults — J. Imber, G.W. Tuckwell, C. Childs, J.J. Walsh, T. Manzocchi, A.E. Heath, C.G. Bonson, J. Strand. JSG 26(10) 1897–1911.

124. Growth pattern of underlithified strata during thrust-related folding — F. Nigro, P. Renda. JSG 26(10) 1913–1930.

125. Analysis of bookshelf mechanisms using the mechanics of Cosserat generalized continua — Rodrigo P. de Figueiredo, Eurípedes do A. Vargas Jr., Anderson Moraes. JSG 26(10) 1931–1943.

126. Reverse-slip structures at oceanic diverging plate boundaries and their kinematic origin: data from Tertiary crust of west and south Iceland — Maryam Khodayar, Páll Einarsson. JSG 26(11) 1945–1960.

127. Analysis of transpressional deformation from geometrical evolution of mesoscopic structures from Phulad shear zone, Rajasthan, India — Sudipta Sengupta, Subir Kumar Ghosh. JSG 26(11) 1961–1976.

128. Anisotropic viscosity of a dispersion of aligned elliptical cylindrical clasts in viscous matrix — Raymond C. Fletcher. JSG 26(11) 1977–1987.

129. Recycling of foliations during folding — A.P. Ham, T.H. Bell. JSG 26(11) 1989–2009.

130. Experimental grain size-sensitive flow of hot-pressed Brazilian quartz aggregates — E.H. Rutter, K.H. Brodie. JSG 26(11) 2011–2023.

131. Faulted hybrid joints: an example from the Campo de Dalias (Betic Cordilleras, Spain) — Carlos Marin-Lechado, Jesús Galindo-Zaldivar, Luís Roberto Rodríguez-Fernández, Francisco González-Lodeiro. JSG 26(11) 2025–2037.

132. Extensional tectonics in the northeastern Betics (SE Spain): case study of extension in a multilayered upper crust with contrasting rheologies — Guillermo Booth-Rea, Jose Miguel Azañón, Víctor García-Dueñas. JSG 26(11) 2039–2058.

133. An optical method for the determination of ⟨a⟩ axis orientations in deformed aggregates of quartz — Susan M. Rosin, Eric L. Johnson, Neil Mancktelow. JSG 26(11) 2059–2064.

134. A single method for the inversion of anisotropic data sets with application to structural studies — Laurent Louis, Philippe Robion, Christian David. JSG 26(11) 2065–2072.

135. Rotation of uniaxial ellipsoidal particles during simple shear revisited: the influence of elongation ratio, initial distribution of a multiparticle system and amount of shear in the acquisition of a stable orientation — E. Cañón-Tapia, M.J. Chávez-Álvarez. JSG 26(11) 2073–2087.

136. Crystal preferred orientations of garnet: comparison between numerical simulations and electron back-scattered diffraction (EBSD) measurements in naturally deformed eclogites — David Mainprice, Jérôme Bascou, Patrick Cordier, Andrea Tommasi. JSG 26(11) 2089–2102.

137. Active fault geometry and kinematics in Parnitha Mountain, Attica, Greece — A. Ganas, S.B. Pavlides, S. Sboras, S. Valkaniotis, S. Papaioannou, G.A. Alexandris, A. Plessa, G.A. Papadopoulos. JSG 26(11) 2103–2118.

138. Detachment folding in the Southwestern Tian Shan-Tarim foreland, China: shortening estimates and rates — K.M. Scharer, D.W. Burbank, J. Chen, R.J. Weldon, C. Rubin, R. Zhao, J. Shen. JSG 26(11) 2119–2137.

139. Experimental insights on the geometry and kinematics of fold-and-thrust belts above weak, viscous evaporitic décollement: a discussion — Hemin A. Koyi, James Cotton. JSG 26(11) 2139–2141.

140. Experimental insights on the geometry and kinematics of fold-and-thrust belts above weak, viscous evaporitic décollement: reply to comments by Hemin Koyi and James Cotton — Elisabetta Costa, Bruno Vendeville. JSG 26(11) 2141–2143.

141. Controls on the geometry of tails around rigid circular inclusions: insights from analogue modelling in simple shear — Santanu Bose, Fernando O. Marques. JSG 26(12) 2145–2156.

142. The drawbacks of sectioning rocks relative to fabric orientations in the matrix: A case study from the Robertson River Metamorphics (Northern Queensland, Australia) — M. Cihan. JSG 26(12) 2157–2174.

143. Regional scale strain variations in Banded Iron Formations of Eastern India: results from anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility studies — A. Mukherji, A.K. Chaudhuri, M.A. Mamtani. JSG 26(12) 2175–2189.

144. Progressive development of s-type flanking folds in simple shear — Ulrike Exner, Neil S. Mancktelow, Bernhard Grasemann. JSG 26(12) 2191–2201.

145. Triaxial stress state deep in orogenic belts: an example from Turkey — T. Masuda, S. Nakayama, N. Kimura, K. Onodera, A. Okamoto. JSG 26(12) 2203–2209.

146. Reference frame, angular momentum, and porphyroblast rotation — Dazhi Jiang, Paul F. Williams. JSG 26(12) 2211–2224.

147. The post-Variscan development of the British Isles within a regional transfer zone influenced by orogenesis — D.C.P. Peacock. JSG 26(12) 2225–2231.

148. The Gubbio normal fault (Central Italy): geometry, displacement distribution and tectonic evolution — F. Mirabella, M.G. Ciaccio, M.R. Barchi, S. Merlini. JSG 26(12) 2233–2249.

149. A linkage criterion for segmented normal faults — Roger Soliva, Antonio Benedicto. JSG 26(12) 2251–2267.

150. Mechanical stratigraphy as a factor controlling the development of a sandbox transfer zone: a three-dimensional analysis — Antonio Ravaglia, Claudio Turrini, Silvio Seno. JSG 26(12) 2269–2283.

151. K-Ar dating of fault gouge in the northern Sydney Basin, NSW, Australia—implications for the breakup of Gondwana — H. Zwingmann, R. Offler, T. Wilson, S.F. Cox. JSG 26(12) 2285–2295.  

152. Evolution of North Himalayan gneiss domes: structural and metamorphic studies in Mabja Dome, southern Tibet — Jeffrey Lee, Bradley Hacker, Yu Wang. JSG 26(12) 2297–2316.  

153. Pressure-related feedback processes in the generation of pseudotachylytes — M. Bjornerud, J.F. Magloughlin. JSG 26(12) 2317–2323.  

154. Comment on: “Uplift and contractional deformation along a segmented strike-slip fault system: the Gargano Promontory, southern Italy” by C.M. Brankman and A. Aydin — Giovanni Bertotti, Vincenzo Picotti. JSG 26(12) 2325–2326.  

155. Reply to the comments by G. Bertotti and V. Picotti on: “Uplift and contractional deformation along a segmented strike-slip fault system: the Gargano Promontory, southern Italy” — Charles M. Brankman, Atilla Aydin. JSG 26(12) 2327–2329.  

156. Comment on: “Characteristics and dynamic origin of the large-scale Jiaoluotage ductile compressional zone in the eastern Tianshan Mountains, China” by X.W. Xu, T.L. Ma, L.Q. Sun and X.P. Cai — W.B. Zhu, L.S. Shu, R.S. Ma, Y. Sun. JSG 26(12) 2331–2335.  

157. Reply to the comment by W.B. Zhu, L.S. Shu, R.S. Ma and Y. Sun on: “Characteristics and dynamic origin of the large-scale Jiaoluotage ductile compressional zone in the eastern Tianshan Mountains, China” — X.-W. Xu, T.-L. Ma. JSG 26(12) 2337–2340.