Journal of Structural Geology (2007) / Журнал структурной геологии (2007)

1. Intrusion mechanisms in a turbidite sequence: the Voetspoor and Doros plutons in NW Namibia — C.W. Passchier et al. JSG 29(3) 481–496.

2. Deformation in the core of a fold: Unraveling the kinematic evolution of tight, multilayer folds developed in the upper crust — Z. Ismat, B.A. Benford. JSG 29(3) 497–514.

3. Fluid flow during accretion in sediment-dominated margins: Evidence of a high-permeability fossil fault zone from the Internal Ligurian accretionary units of the Northern Apennines, Italy — F. Meneghini et al. JSG 29(3) 515–529.

4. Hypoplastic simulation of normal faults without and with clay smears — G. Gudehus, C. Karcher. JSG 29(3) 530–540.

5. Structural and stratigraphic controls on the origin and tectonic history of a subducted continental margin, Oman — C.J. Warren, J.McL. Miller. JSG 29(3) 541–558.

6. Erratum to “Deformation and metamorphism at the eastern border of the Tenda Massif (NE Corsica): A record of subduction and exhumation of continental crust” — G. Molli et al. JSG 29(3) 559–560.

7. Photograph of the Month — T.G. Blenkinsop. JSG 29(4) 561.

8. Characteristics of a kilometer-scale high strain zone in the lower continental crust: Mt. Hay block, central Australia — C. Waters-Tormey, B. Tikoff. JSG 29(4) 562–582.

9. Deformation path partitioning within the transpressional White Mountain shear zone, California and Nevada — W.A. Sullivan, R.D. Law. JSG 29(4) 583–599.

10. Pseudotachylytes in an ancient accretionary complex and implications for melt lubrication during subduction zone earthquakes — K. Ujiie et al. JSG 29(4) 599–613.

11. Nucleation, development and petrophysical properties of faults in carbonate grainstones: Evidence from the San Vito Lo Capo peninsula (Sicily, Italy) — E. Tondi. JSG 29(4) 614–628.

12. The influence of deformation mechanisms on the LPO of calcic clinoamphiboles — M. Díaz Aspiroz et al. JSG 29(4) 629–645.

13. Fault superimposition and linkage resulting from stress changes during rifting: Examples from 3D seismic data, Phitsanulok Basin, Thailand — C.K. Morley et al. JSG 29(4) 646–663.

14. Late Quaternary kinematics, slip-rate and segmentation of a major Cordillera-parallel transcurrent fault: The Cayambe-Afiladores-Sibundoy system, NW South America — A. Tibaldi et al. JSG 29(4) 664–680.

15. Strain dependent variation of microstructure and texture in naturally deformed Carrara marble — N. Oesterling et al. JSG 29(4) 681–696.

16. Mass transfer and pressure solution in deformed shale of accretionary complex: Examples from the Shimanto Belt, southwestern Japan — K. Kawabata et al. JSG 29(4) 697–711.

17. Fault and vein relationships in a reverse fault system at the Centenary orebody (Darlot gold deposit), Western Australia: Implications for gold mineralisation — S. Kenworthy, S.G. Hagemann. JSG 29(4) 712–735.

18. Comment on “The three-dimensional geometry and growth of forced folds above saucer-shaped igneous sills” by Hansen and Cartwright — K. Thomson. JSG 29(4) 736–740.

19. Reply to comment by K. Thomson on “The three-dimensional geometry and growth of forced folds above saucer-shaped sills” — D.M. Hansen, J. Cartwright. JSG 29(4) 741–744.

20. Photograph of the Month — C. Passchier. JSG 29(5) 745.

21. The relationship between joint aperture, spacing distribution, vertical dimension and carbonate stratification: An example from the Kimmeridgian limestones of Pointe-du-Chay (France) — F. Odonne et al. JSG 29(5) 746–758.

22. Use of boudinaged rigid objects as a strain gauge: Insights from analogue and numerical models — N. Mandal et al. JSG 29(5) 759–773.

23. Jointing within the outer arc of a forebulge at the onset of the Alleghanian Orogeny — G.G. Lash, T. Engelder. JSG 29(5) 774–786.

24. Influence of viscosity contrast and anisotropy on strain accommodation in competent layers — N.C. Toimil, A. Griera. JSG 29(5) 787–801.

25. Disentangling tectonic cycles along a multiply deformed terrane margin: Structural and metamorphic evidence for mid-crustal reworking of the Angul granulite complex, Eastern Ghats Belt, India — M. Sarkar et al. JSG 29(5) 802–818.

26. The role of fluids in low temperature, fault-related deformation of quartz arenite — A. O’Kane et al. JSG 29(5) 819–836.

27. Incipient strain partitioning in a slate belt: Evidence from the early Variscan Monts d’Arree slate belt (Brittany, France) — M. van Noorden et al. JSG 29(5) 837–849.

28. Importance of differentiating ductile slickenside striations from stretching lineations and variation of shear direction across a high-strain zone — S. Lin et al. JSG 29(5) 850–862.

29. Pre- to syn-extension melt-assisted nucleation and growth of extensional gneiss domes: The western French Massif Central (Variscan belt) — J.-P. Bellot. JSG 29(5) 863–880.

30. Deformation sequence of Baltimore gneiss domes, USA, assessed from porphyroblast Foliation Intersection Axes — M.-W. Yeh. JSG 29(5) 881–897.

31. Fracture pattern of Thjórsárdalur central volcano with respect to rift-jump and a migrating transform zone in South Iceland — M. Khodayar, H. Franzson. JSG 29(5) 898–912.

32. Comment on “Relationships between melt-induced rheological transitions and finite strain: observations from host rock pendants of the Tuolumne Intrusive Suite, Sierra Nevada, California” by Markus Albertz — S. Paterson. JSG 29(5) 913–914.

33. Reply to the comment by Scott Paterson on “Relationships between melt-induced rheological transitions and finite strain: Observations from host rock pendants of the Tuolumne Intrusive Suite, Sierra Nevada, California” — M. Albertz. JSG 29(5) 915–917.

34. Erratum to “Accommodation of compressional inversion in north-western South Island (New Zealand): Old faults versus new?” — F.C. Ghisetti, R.H. Sibson. JSG 29(5) 918–920.

35. Book review: High-strain Zones: Structure and Physical Properties — P.M. Evins. JSG 29(5) 921–922.

36. Photograph of the Month — T.G. Blenkinsop. JSG 29(6) 923.

37. Tectonic thickening of hanging-wall units over a ramp — H.A. Koyi, B. Maillot. JSG 29(6) 924–932.

38. Deformation history of the Hengshan Complex: Implications for the tectonic evolution of the Trans-North China Orogen — J. Zhang et al. JSG 29(6) 933–949.

39. An analytical solution in 2D for the motion of rigid elliptical particles with a slipping interface under a general deformation — K.F. Mulchrone. JSG 29(6) 950–960.

40. A kinematic model for the Rinconada fault system in central California based on structural analysis of en echelon folds and paleomagnetism — S.J. Titus et al. JSG 29(6) 961–982.

41. Testing the utility of the porphyroclast hyperbolic distribution method of kinematic vorticity analysis — A.M. Forte, C.M. Bailey. JSG 29(6) 983–1001.

42. Orthorhombic fault-fracture patterns and non-plane strain in a synthetic transfer zone during rifting: Lennard shelf, Canning basin, Western Australia — J.McL. Miller et al. JSG 29(6) 1002–1021.

43. Relationship between non-cylindrical fold geometry and the shear direction in monoclinic and triclinic shear zones — Y.D. Kuiper et al. JSG 29(6) 1022–1033.

44. Phenomenological modelling of crack generation in brittle crustal rocks using the particle simulation method — C. Zhao et al. JSG 29(6) 1034–1048.

45. Creep and strain-dependent microstructures of synthetic anorthite-diopside aggregates — A. Dimanov et al. JSG 29(6) 1049–1069.

46. Development of a shear band cleavage as a result of strain partitioning — K. Michibayashi, M. Murakami. JSG 29(6) 1070–1082.

47. High ductility of K-feldspar and development of granitic banded ultramylonite in the Ryoke metamorphic belt, SW Japan — K. Ishii et al. JSG 29(6) 1083–1098.

48. Photograph of the Month — C. Passchier. JSG 29(7) 1099.

49. Calcite twin analysis in syntectonic calcite, Cape Fold Belt, South Africa: Implications for fold and cleavage formation within a shallow thrust front — J.P. Craddock et al. JSG 29(7) 1100–1113.

50. Slow and fast deformation in the Dora Maira Massif, Italian Alps: Pseudotachylytes and inferences on exhumation history — M.S. Zechmeister et al. JSG 29(7) 1114–1130.

51. The high P/T Sambagawa extrusional wedge, Japan — S. Osozawa, T. Pavlis. JSG 29(7) 1131–1147.

52. Development of crestal normal faults associated with deepwater fold growth — C.K. Morley. JSG 29(7) 1148–1163.

53. Cooling induced strain localization in carbonate mylonites within a large-scale shear zone (Glarus thrust, Switzerland) — A. Ebert, M. Herwegh, A. Pfiffner. JSG 29(7) 1164–1184.

54. Some considerations on the kinematics of chevron folds — F. Bastida, J. Aller, N.C. Toimil, R.J. Lisle, N.C. Bobillo-Ares. JSG 29(7) 1185–1200.

55. Fine-scale partitioning of contemporary strain in the southern Walker Lane: Implications for accommodating divergent strike-slip motion — J.C. Lewis. JSG 29(7) 1201–1215.

56. Modelling flanking structures using deformable high axial ratio ellipses: Insights into finite geometries — K.F. Mulchrone. JSG 29(7) 1216–1228.

57. Is plane strain a valid assumption in non-cylindrical fault-cored folds? — J.R. Shackleton, M.L. Cooke. JSG 29(7) 1229–1240.

58. Multiple scales of mechanical stratification and décollement fold kinematics, Sierra Madre Oriental foreland, northeast Mexico — D.K. Latta, D.J. Anastasio. JSG 29(7) 1241–1255.

59. Using differential geometry to describe 3-D folds — I. Mynatt, S. Bergbauer, D.D. Pollard. JSG 29(7) 1256–1266.

60. Inference of trishear-faulting processes from deformed pregrowth and growth strata — M.L. Lin, C.P. Wang, W.S. Chen, C.N. Yang, F.S. Jeng. JSG 29(7) 1267–1280.

61. Photograph of the Month: Refolded foliation, Anglesey, Wales, Great Britain — C. Passchier. JSG 29(8) 1281.

62. Grain size distributions of fault rocks: A comparison between experimentally and naturally deformed granitoids — N. Keulen, R. Heilbronner, H. Stünitz, A.-M. Boullier, H. Ito. JSG 29(8) 1282–1300.

63. Reaction weakening and emplacement of crystalline thrusts: Diffusion control on reaction rate and strain rate — K. O’Hara. JSG 29(8) 1301–1314.

64. Rock deformation processes in the Karakoram fault zone, Eastern Karakoram, Ladakh, NW India — E.H. Rutter, D.R. Faulkner, K.H. Brodie, R.J. Phillips, M.P. Searle. JSG 29(8) 1315–1326.

65. Melt-assisted interior to margin switch from dislocation to diffusion creep in coarse grained plagioclase: Evidence from a deformed anorthosite pluton — P. Nasipuri, A. Bhattacharya. JSG 29(8) 1327–1338.

66. Characterization of the Monument Hill fault system and implications for the active tectonics of the Red Rock Valley, Southwestern Montana — C.A. Regalla, D.J. Anastasio, F.J. Pazzaglia. JSG 29(8) 1339–1352.

67. Crystallographic preferred orientation and microstructure of calcite mylonites from the Cherneca shear zone (Ossa-Morena Zone, SW Iberia) — I. Romeo, R. Capote, R. Lunar. JSG 29(8) 1353–1368.

68. Vestiges of an Ordovician west-vergent thin-skinned Ocloyic thrust belt in the Argentine Precordillera, southern Central Andes — W.A. Thomas, R.A. Astini. JSG 29(8) 1369–1385.

69. Hydraulic connection and fluid overpressure in upper crustal rocks: Evidence from the geometry and spatial distribution of veins at Botrona quarry, southern Tuscany, Italy — F. Mazzarini, I. Isola. JSG 29(8) 1386–1399.

70. Formation of tectonic peperites from alkaline magmas intruded into wet sediments in the Beiya area, western Yunnan, China — X.-W. Xu, X.-P. Cai, J.-Y. Zhong, B.-C. Song, S.G. Peters. JSG 29(8) 1400–1413.

71. Comment on “Basin inversion and fault reactivation in laboratory experiments” — J. Wickham. JSG 29(8) 1414–1416.

72. Reply to Comment on “Basin inversion and fault reactivation in laboratory experiments” — C. Del Ventisette, D. Montanari, F. Sani, M. Bonini. JSG 29(8) 1417–1418.

73. Corrigendum to “Fault segment and bedding orientation data for faults in the Balmorhea exposure” — D.A. Ferrill et al. JSG 29(8) 1419–1420.

74. Photograph of the Month: The Zuccale Low-Angle Normal Fault, Island of Elba, Italy — R.E. Holdsworth. JSG 29(9) 1421.

75. Flexural-slip structures in the Bushveld Complex, South Africa? — S. Perritt, M. Roberts. JSG 29(9) 1422–1429.

76. Objective fitting of ellipses in the centre-to-centre (Fry) method of strain analysis — J.W.F. Waldron, K.D. Wallace. JSG 29(9) 1430–1444.

77. Vein quartz microfabrics indicating progressive evolution of fractures into cavities during postseismic creep in the middle crust — J.-A. Nüchter, B. Stöckhert. JSG 29(9) 1445–1462.

78. Three-dimensional fault propagation and surface deformation along the Hopena normal fault, Kilauea, Hawaii — O. Kaven, S.J. Martel. JSG 29(9) 1463–1476.

79. Tectonics and magma dynamics coupling in a dyke swarm of Iceland — F. Paquet, O. Dautueil, E. Hallot, F. Moreau. JSG 29(9) 1477–1493.

80. An analysis of the microstructures developed in experimentally deformed polycrystalline pyrite and minor sulphide phases using electron backscatter diffraction — C.D. Barrie, A.P. Boyle, D.J. Prior. JSG 29(9) 1494–1511.

81. On the extent of size range and power law scaling for particles of natural carbonate fault cores — A. Billi. JSG 29(9) 1512–1521.

82. Strain gradients in zones of ductile thrusting: Insights from the External Hellenides — P. Xypolias, V. Chatzaras, I.K. Koukouvelas. JSG 29(9) 1522–1537.

83. Episodic exhumation of HP rocks inferred from structural data and P-T paths from the southwestern Massif Central (Variscan belt, France) — J.-P. Bellot, J.-Y. Roig. JSG 29(9) 1538–1557.

84. Shape fabrics in populations of rigid objects in 2D: Estimating finite strain and vorticity — K.F. Mulchrone. JSG 29(9) 1558–1570.

85. Photograph of the Month: Ductile slickenside striations, Ontario, Canada — S. Lin. JSG 29(10) 1571–1572.

86. A mechanical model for complex fault patterns induced by evaporite dehydration and cyclic changes in fluid pressure — N. De Paola, C. Collettini, F. Trippetta, M.R. Barchi, G. Minelli. JSG 29(10) 1573–1584.

87. Vertical and horizontal strain partitioning of the Central Tianshan (NW China): Evidence from structures and 40Ar/39Ar geochronology — T.N. Yang, Y. Wang, J.Y. Li, G.H. Sun. JSG 29(10) 1605–1621.

88. Applications of inclusion behaviour models to a major shear zone system: The Nordfjord-Sogn Detachment Zone in western Norway — F.O. Marques, D.W. Schmid, T.B. Andersen. JSG 29(10) 1622–1631.

89. Two orogens — One shear belt: 1 Ga of repeated deformation along the Central Tanzanian Shear Belt — V. Tenczer, H. Fritz, A. Bauernhofer, C. Hauzenberger. JSG 29(10) 1632–1649.

90. Kinematics of a kilometric recumbent fold: The Courel syncline (Iberian massif, NW Spain) — F.J. Fernández, J. Aller, F. Bastida. JSG 29(10) 1650–1664.

91. Modeling the influence of tectonic extrusion and volume loss on the geometry, displacement, vorticity, and strain compatibility of ductile shear zones — G.B. Baird, P.J. Hudelston. JSG 29(10) 1665–1678.

92. Numerical investigation of localization and micromechanics in a stratified soil specimen — I. Kock, K. Huhn. JSG 29(10) 1679–1694.

93. Thickness and spatial distribution of veins in a porphyry copper deposit, Rosia Poieni, Romania — A.-S. André-Mayer, J. Sausse. JSG 29(10) 1695–1708.

94. Methods for quantitatively determining fault slip using fault separation — S.-S. Xu, L.G. Velasquillo-Martinez, J.M. Grajales-Nishimura, G. Murillo-Muñetón, A.F. Nieto-Samaniego. JSG 29(10) 1709–1720.

95. Photograph of the Month: Shortened boudin train in layered carbonate, Ugab domain, Namibia — B. Goscombe. JSG 29(11) 1721.

96. Microstructural-deformation record of an orogen-parallel extension in the Vepor Unit, West Carpathians — P. Jeřábek, H. Stünitz, R. Heilbronner, O. Lexa, K. Schulmann. JSG 29(11) 1722–1743.

97. Fold origin of the NE-lobe of the Sudbury Basin, Canada: Evidence from heterogeneous fabric development in the Onaping Formation and the Sudbury Igneous Complex — C. Klimczak, A. Wittek, D. Doman, U. Riller. JSG 29(11) 1744–1756.

98. Nucleation and initial growth of a shear zone network within compositionally and structurally heterogeneous granitoids under amphibolite facies conditions — G. Pennacchioni, N.S. Mancktelow. JSG 29(11) 1757–1780.

99. Structural insights into the early stages of exhumation along an orogen-scale detachment: The South Tibetan Detachment System, Dzakaa Chu section, Eastern Himalaya — J.M. Cottle, M.J. Jessup, D.L. Newell, M.P. Searle, R.D. Law, M.S.A. Horstwood. JSG 29(11) 1781–1797.

100. Paleostress analysis of heterogeneous fault-slip data: The Gauss method — J. Zalohar, M. Vrabec. JSG 29(11) 1798–1810.

101. Large-scale folding in the upper part of the Ivrea–Verbano zone, NW Italy — Ernest Rutter, Katharine Brodie, Tony James, Luigi Burlini. JSG 29(1) 1–17.

102. Progressive deformation partitioning and deformation history: Evidence from millipede structures — T.H. Bell, M.D. Bruce. JSG 29(1) 18–35.

103. Variations in Late Cenozoic–Recent strike-slip and oblique-extensional geometries, within Indochina: The influence of pre-existing fabrics — C.K. Morley. JSG 29(1) 36–58.

104. Influence of early strike-slip deformation on subsequent perpendicular shortening: An experimental approach — Ruth Soto, Joseph Martinod, Francis Odonne. JSG 29(1) 59–72.

105. 2-D and 3-D modeling of detachment folds with hinterland inflation: A natural example from the Monterrey Salient, northeastern Mexico — M. Scott Wilkerson, Sara M. Smaltz, Dannena R. Bowman, Mark P. Fischer, I. Camilo Higuera-Diaz. JSG 29(1) 73–85.

106. Comparison of paleostress magnitudes from calcite twins with contemporary stress magnitudes and frictional sliding criteria in the continental crust: Mechanical implications — Olivier Lacombe. JSG 29(1) 86–99.

107. Displacement transfer between intersecting regional strike-slip and extensional fault systems — V. Mouslopoulou, A. Nicol, T.A. Little, J.J. Walsh. JSG 29(1) 100–116.

108. Constraints on friction coefficients by an inverse analysis of sand box thrust dips — Bertrand Maillot, Christophe Barnes, Jean-Marie Mengus, Jean-Marc Daniel. JSG 29(1) 117–128.

109. Imaging strain localization by X-ray radiography and digital image correlation: Deformation bands in Rothbach sandstone — Laurent Louis, Teng-fong Wong, Patrick Baud. JSG 29(1) 129–140.

110. Deformation patterns and structural vergence in brittle–ductile thrust wedges: An additional analogue modelling perspective — Marco Bonini. JSG 29(1) 141–158.

111. Cessation of plastic deformation during exhumation of metamorphic tectonites revealed by microboudinage structures — Toshiaki Masuda, Nozomi Kimura, Atsushi Okamoto, Tomoya Miyake, Yasutomo Omori. JSG 29(1) 159–165.

112. Geometry, kinematics and deformation rates along the active normal fault system in the southern Apennines: Implications for fault growth — Ioannis D. Papanikolaou, Gerald P. Roberts. JSG 29(1) 166–188.

113. Numerical modeling of the motion of rigid ellipsoidal objects in slow viscous flows: A new approach — Dazhi Jiang. JSG 29(2) 189–200.

114. Oblique rifting at oceanic ridges: Relationship between spreading and stretching directions from earthquake focal mechanisms — Marc Fournier, Carole Petit. JSG 29(2) 201–208.

115. The Fry method applied to an augen orthogneiss: Problems and results — Florian Genier, Jean-Luc Epard. JSG 29(2) 209–224.

116. Extensional deformation assisted by mineralised fluids within the brittle-ductile transition: Insights from the southwestern Massif Central, France — Jean-Philippe Bellot. JSG 29(2) 225–240.

117. Deformation and recrystallization mechanisms in mylonitic shear zones in naturally deformed extrusive Eocene–Oligocene rocksalt from Eyvanekey plateau and Garmsar hills (central Iran) — Zsolt Schleder, János L. Urai. JSG 29(2) 241–255.

118. Constraints on deformation path from finite strain gradients — Eric Horsman, Basil Tikoff. JSG 29(2) 256–272.

119. Origin of striping lineation and transposition of linear structures in shear zones — Sudipta Sengupta, Subir Kumar Ghosh. JSG 29(2) 273–287.

120. Effects of overburden on joint spacing in layered rocks — A. Jain, B.B. Guzina, V.R. Voller. JSG 29(2) 288–297.

121. Fabric attractors in general triclinic flow systems and their application to high strain shear zones: A dynamical system approach — D. Iacopini, C.W. Passchier, D. Koehn, R. Carosi. JSG 29(2) 298–317.

122. Geometrical analysis of the refraction and segmentation of normal faults in periodically layered sequences — Martin P.J. Schöpfer, Conrad Childs, John J. Walsh, Tom Manzocchi, Homin A. Koyi. JSG 29(2) 318–335.

123. Geometric and kinematic controls on the internal structure of a large normal fault in massive limestones: The Maghlaq Fault, Malta — C.G. Bonson, C. Childs, J.J. Walsh, M.P.J. Schöpfer, V. Carboni. JSG 29(2) 336–354.

124. Brittle-ductile microfabrics in naturally deformed cordierite: Evidence for significant short-term strain-rate variations — Jörn H. Kruhl, Saskia Erdmann, Steffen H. Büttner. JSG 29(2) 355–374.

125. Editorial — Cees Passchier. JSG 29(3) 375–376.

126. Photograph of the Month — Cees Passchier. JSG 29(3) 377.

127. Flame foliation: Evidence for a schistosity formed normal to the extension direction — Xavier Maeder, Cees W. Passchier, Rudolph A.J. Trouw. JSG 29(3) 378–384.

128. Fracture-controlled fluid circulation and dissolutional weathering in sinkhole-prone carbonate rocks from central Italy — Andrea Billi, Andrea Valle, Mauro Brilli, Claudio Faccenna, Renato Funiciello. JSG 29(3) 385–395.

129. The Rigid Grain Net (RGN): An alternative method for estimating mean kinematic vorticity number (Wm) — Micah J. Jessup, Richard D. Law, Chiara Frassi. JSG 29(3) 411–421.

130. Variety of stylolites’ morphologies and statistical characterization of the amount of heterogeneities in the rock — Alexandre Brouste, François Renard, Jean-Pierre Gratier, Jean Schmittbuhl. JSG 29(3) 422–434.

131. Numerical modeling of the motion of deformable ellipsoidal objects in slow viscous flows — Dazhi Jiang. JSG 29(3) 435–452.

132. Strain refraction, viscosity ratio and multi-layer deformation: A mechanical approach — Kieran F. Mulchrone, Patrick A. Meere. JSG 29(3) 453–466.

133. Kinematic analysis of symmetrical natural folds developed in competent layers — Noel C. Toimil, F.J. Fernandez. JSG 29(3) 467–480.

134. Scale invariant sheath folds in salt, sediments and shear zones — G.I. Alsop, R.E. Holdsworth, K.J.W. McCaffrey. JSG 29(10) 1585–1604.

135. Kinematic and geometric analysis of fault-related folds in a rift setting: The Dannemarie basin, Upper Rhine Graben, France — M. Ford, C. Le Carlier de Veslud, O. Bourgeois. JSG 29(11) 1811–1830.

136. Characterization of strike-slip fault—splay relationships in sandstone — Ghislain de Joussineau, Ovnuc Mutlu, Atilla Aydin, David D. Pollard. JSG 29(11) 1831–1842.

137. Compaction microstructures in quartz grains and quartz cement in deeply buried reservoir sandstones using combined petrography and EBSD analysis — Mai Britt E. Mork, Kari Moen. JSG 29(11) 1843–1854.

138. Amorphous material formed by the mechanochemical effect in natural pseudotachylyte of crushing origin: A case study of the Iida-Matsukawa Fault, Nagano Prefecture, Central Japan — Kana Ozawa, Shigeru Takizawa. JSG 29(11) 1855–1869.

139. Photograph of the Month — Cees Passchier. JSG 29(12) 1871.

140. Effect of mica on the grain size of dynamically recrystallized quartz in a quartz–muscovite mylonite — Won Joon Song, Jin-Han Ree. JSG 29(12) 1872–1881.

141. Strain and vorticity analysis using small-scale faults and associated drag folds — Enrique Gomez-Rivas, Paul D. Bons, Albert Griera, Jordi Carreras, Elena Druguet, Lynn Evans. JSG 29(12) 1882–1899.

142. Antithetic thrust fault linkage in deep water fold and thrust belts: 3D seismic examples from the Niger Delta — S. Higgins, R.J. Davies, J. Cartwright. JSG 29(12) 1900–1914.

143. The structural evolution of sheath folds: A case study from Cap de Creus — G.I. Alsop, J. Carreras. JSG 29(12) 1915–1930.

144. Dike intrusion under shear stress: Effects on magnetic and vesicle fabrics in dikes from rift zones of Tenerife (Canary Islands) — Carles Soriano Clemente, Elisabet Beamud Amorós, Miguel Garcés Crespo. JSG 29(12) 1931–1942.

145. Unravelling the evolution of an Alpine to post-glacially active fault in the Swiss Alps — Michaela Ustaszewski, Marco Herwegh, Alastair F. McClymont, O. Adrian Pfiffner, Robyn Pickering, Frank Preusser. JSG 29(12) 1943–1959.

146. Predicting strain using forward modelling of restored cross-sections: Application to rollover anticlines over listric normal faults — Josep Poblet, Mayte Bulnes. JSG 29(12) 1960–1970.

147. The mechanics of a magma chamber–fault system in trans-tension with application to Coso — Alexander G. Simakin, Ahmad Ghassemi. JSG 29(12) 1971–1983.

148. Sustainable transgression: An examination of strain and kinematics in deforming zones with migrating boundaries — Dazhi Jiang. JSG 29(12) 1984–2005.

149. Mesozoic structural architecture of the Lang Shan, North-Central China: Intraplate contraction, extension, and synorogenic sedimentation — Brian J. Darby, Bradley D. Ritts. JSG 29(12) 2006–2016.

150. Deformation features within an active normal fault zone in carbonate rocks: The Gubbio fault (Central Apennines, Italy) — Maura Bussolotto, Antonio Benedicto, Chiara Invernizzi, Luca Micarelli, Valérie Plagnes, Giovanni Deiana. JSG 29(12) 2017–2037.

151. Deflection and propagation of fluid-driven fractures at frictional bedding interfaces: A numerical investigation - Xi Zhang, Robert G. Jeffrey, Marc Thiercelin JSG 29(12) 2038–2052