Journal of Structural Geology (2009) / Журнал структурной геологии (2009)

1. Journal of Structural Geology Student Author of the Year Award 2008 — Cees Passchier. JSG 31(2) 116.

2. Publisher’s Note: “Folding with thermal mechanical feedback: A reply” — Bruce Hobbs, Klaus Regenauer-Lieb, Alison Ord. JSG 31(5) 540.

3. Oblique normal faulting along the northern edge of the Majella Anticline, central Italy: Inferences on hydrocarbon migration and accumulation — Fabrizio Agosta, Mauro Alessandroni, Emanuele Tondi, Atilla Aydin. JSG 31(7) 674–690.

4. From decades to epochs: Spanning the gap between geodesy and structural geology of active mountain belts — Richard W. Allmendinger, John P. Loveless, Matthew E. Pritchard, Brendan Meade. JSG 31(11) 1409–1422.

5. Three dimensional sheath folds in quartz mylonite, Cap de Creus — Ian Alsop. JSG 31(1) 1–2.

6. Discussion of Sheath fold development with viscosity contrast: analogue experiments in bulk simple shear by Marques, F.O., Guerreiro, S.M., Fernandes, A.R. — G.I. Alsop, R.E. Holdsworth. JSG 31(2) 215–217.

7. Reply to comment by G. Etiope and G. Martinelli: “Pieve Santo Stefano” is not a mud volcano: Comment on Structural controls on a carbon dioxide-driven mud volcano field in the Northern Apennines — Marco Bonini. JSG 31(10) 1272–1274.

8. Extensional fault cores in micritic carbonate — Case studies from the Gulf of Corinth, Greece — Eivind Bastesen, Alvar Braathen, Henning Nøttveit, Roy H. Gabrielsen, Tore Skar. JSG 31(4) 403–420.

9. On spherical nanoindentations, kinking nonlinear elasticity of mica single crystals and their geological implications — S. Basu, A. Zhou, M.W. Barsoum. JSG 31(8) 791–801.

10. Quantifying granular material and deformation: Advantages of combining grain size, shape, and mineral phase recognition analysis — T.E. Bjørk, K. Mair, H. Austrheim. JSG 31(7) 637–653.

11. An approach to folding kinematics from the analysis of folded oblique surfaces — N.C. Bobillo-Ares, F. Bastida, J. Aller, R.J. Lisle. JSG 31(8) 842–852.

12. Structural controls on a carbon dioxide-driven mud volcano field in the Northern Apennines (Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy): Relations with pre-existing steep discontinuities and seismicity — Marco Bonini. JSG 31(1) 44–54.

13. Reply to comment by C. Collettini on “Structural controls on a carbon dioxide-driven mud volcano field in the Northern Apennines (Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy): Relations with pre-existing steep discontinuities and seismicity” — Marco Bonini. JSG 31(8) 857–860.

14. Photograph of the Month: Antitaxial fibrous calcite vein, Arkaroola, South Australia — Paul Bons. JSG 31(7) 627.

15. An unstable kinematic state of the Himalayan tectonic wedge: Evidence from experimental thrust-spacing patterns — Santanu Bose, Nibir Mandal, Dilip K. Mukhopadhyay, Premanand Mishra. JSG 31(1) 83–91.

16. Stresses in planar normal faulting: shallow compression caused by fault-plane mismatch — Martin H.P. Bott. JSG 31(4) 354–365.

17. Comparison of Fry strain ellipse and AMS ellipsoid trends to tectonic fabric trends in very low-strain sandstone of the Appalachian fold-thrust belt — K.C. Burmeister, M.J. Harrison, S. Marshak, E.C. Ferré, R.A. Bannister, K.P. Kodama. JSG 31(9) 1028–1038.

18. Optimized trishear inverse modeling — Nestor Cardozo, Sigurd Aanonsen. JSG 31(6) 546–560.

19. 3D reconstruction of geological surfaces by the equivalent dip-domain method: An example from field data of the Cerro Bayo Anticline (Cordillera Oriental, NW Argentine Andes) — Núria Carrera, Josep Anton Muñoz, Eduard Roca. JSG 31(12) 1573–1585.

20. The Montagne Noire migmatitic dome emplacement (French Massif Central): new insights from petrofabric and AMS studies — Nicolas Charles, Michel Faure, Yan Chen. JSG 31(11) 1423–1440.

21. Photograph of the Month: deformed, foliated and crenulated pseudotachylyte band hosted in mylonitic gneiss, Gavilgarh–Tan Shear Zone, central India — A. Chattopadhyay, R.E. Holdsworth. JSG 31(4) 353.

22. A geometric model of fault zone and fault rock thickness variations — Conrad Childs, Tom Manzocchi, John J. Walsh, Christopher G. Bonson, Andrew Nicol, Martin P.J. Schopfer. JSG 31(2) 117–127.

23. Comment on “Structural controls on a carbon dioxide-driven mud volcano field in the Northern Apennines (Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy): Relations with pre-existing steep discontinuities and seismicity” — Cristiano Collettini. JSG 31(8) 853–856.

24. Superposed lateral ramps in the Pell City thrust sheet, Appalachian thrust belt, Alabama — Brian S. Cook, William A. Thomas. JSG 31(9) 941–949.

25. A train of kink folds in the surficial salt of Qom Kuh, Central Iran — John W. Cosgrove, Christopher J. Talbot, Pedram Aftabi. JSG 31(10) 1212–1222.

26. Strain analysis and rheology contrasts in polymictic conglomerates: An example from the Seine metaconglomerates, Superior Province, Canada — Dyanna M. Czeck, Darlene A. Fissler, Eric Horsman, Basil Tikoff. JSG 31(11) 1365–1376.

27. Interpreting fold and fault geometries from within the lateral to oblique parts of slumps: A case study from the Anglo-Brabant Deformation Belt (Belgium) — Timothy N. Debacker, Mathijs Dumon, Anouk Matthys. JSG 31(12) 1525–1539.

28. Inflation and deflation of deeply buried salt stocks during lateral shortening — Tim P. Dooley, Martin P.A. Jackson, Michael R. Hudec. JSG 31(6) 582–600.

29. Coeval brittle and ductile structures associated with extreme deformation partitioning in a multilayer sequence — Elena Druguet, G. Ian Alsop, Jordi Carreras. JSG 31(5) 498–511.

30. The influence of rock heterogeneity on the scaling properties of simulated and natural stylolites — Marcus Ebner, Daniel Koehn, Renaud Toussaint, François Renard. JSG 31(1) 72–82.

31. Preface: The Nickelsen–Groshong volume: Low-temperature deformation mechanisms and their interpretation — Terry Engelder, Mary Beth Gray, David Ferrill, David Wiltschko. JSG 31(9) 862–864.

32. “Pieve Santo Stefano” is not a mud volcano: Comment on “Structural controls on a carbon dioxide-driven mud volcano field in the Northern Apennines” (by Bonini, 2009) — Giuseppe Etiope, Giovanni Martinelli. JSG 31(10) 1270–1271.

33. 3D Analysis of an Ordovician igneous ensemble: A complex magmatic structure hidden in a polydeformed allochthonous Variscan unit — Rubén Díez Fernández, José R. Martínez Catalán. JSG 31(3) 222–236.

34. Triclinic transpression zones with inclined extrusion — Carlos Fernández, Manuel Díaz-Azpiroz. JSG 31(10) 1255–1269.

35. Photograph of the Month: Buckle folds in the Silurian Mifflintown Formation, Allenwood, PA — Mary Beth Gray. JSG 31(9) 861.

36. Fracture-controlled paleohydrology in a map-scale detachment fold: Insights from the analysis of fluid inclusions in calcite and quartz veins — Mark P. Fischer, I. Camilo Higuera-Díaz, Mark A. Evans, Eugene C. Perry, Liliana Lefticariu. JSG 31(12) 1490–1510.

37. Deformable, rigid, and inviscid elliptical inclusions in a homogeneous incompressible anisotropic viscous fluid — Raymond C. Fletcher. JSG 31(4) 382–387.

38. Kinematics and vorticity of flow associated with post-collisional oblique transpression in the Variscan Inner Zone of northern Sardinia (Italy) — Chiara Frassi, Rodolfo Carosi, Chiara Montomoli, Richard D. Law. JSG 31(12) 1458–1471.

39. Unmasking the 1349 earthquake source (southern Italy): paleoseismological and archaeoseismological indications from the Aquae Iuliae fault — Paolo Antonio Costantino Galli, Jose Alfredo Naso. JSG 31(2) 128–149.

40. Structural evolution of different tectonic units across the Austroalpine-Penninic boundary in the middle Orco Valley (Western Italian Alps) — Ivano Gasco, Marco Gattiglio, Alessandro Borghi. JSG 31(3) 301–314.

41. Faulting and deformation in chalk — P. Gaviglio, S. Bekri, S. Vandycke, P.M. Adler, C. Schroeder, F. Bergerat, A. Darquennes, M. Coulon. JSG 31(2) 194–207.

42. Kinematic models of basement/cover interaction: Insights from the Malargüe fold and thrust belt, Mendoza, Argentina — Laura Giambiagi, Matias Ghiglione, Ernesto Cristallini, Germán Bottesi. JSG 31(12) 1443–1457.

43. Constraining neotectonic orogenesis using an isostatically compensated model of transpression — Scott Giorgis, John Tong, Robert Sirianni. JSG 31(10) 1074–1083.

44. Structural controls on fractured coal reservoirs in the southern Appalachian Black Warrior foreland basin — Richard H. Groshong Jr., Jack C. Pashin, Marcella R. McIntyre. JSG 31(9) 874–886.

45. The spatial heterogeneity of structures in high porosity sandstones: Variations and granularity effects in orientation data — Jiulin Guo, Kenneth McCaffrey, Richard Jones, Robert Holdsworth. JSG 31(7) 628–636.

46. Interpreting finite strain: Analysis of deformation in analog models — Saad S.B. Haq, Dan M. Davis. JSG 31(7) 654–661.

47. A geochemical estimation of fluid flux and permeability for a fault zone in Mugi mélange, the Cretaceous Shimanto Belt, SW Japan — Y. Hashimoto, A. Nikaizo, G. Kimura. JSG 31(2) 208–214.

48. Anisotropy, pore fluid pressure and low angle normal faults — David Healy. JSG 31(6) 561–574.

49. Steeply-dipping extension fractures in the Newark basin, New Jersey — Gregory C. Herman. JSG 31(9) 996–1011.

50. Magmatic diapirism of the Fangshan pluton, southwest of Beijing, China — Bin He, Yi-Gang Xu, Scott Paterson. JSG 31(6) 615–626.

51. Structural style of the Marathon thrust belt, West Texas — Robert G. Hickman, Robert J. Varga, Robert M. Altany. JSG 31(9) 900–909.

52. Internal geometry and growth history of a thrust-related anticline in a deep water fold belt — Simon Higgins, Benjamin Clarke, Richard J. Davies, Joe Cartwright. JSG 31(12) 1597–1611.

53. Microstructural analysis of anhydrite rocks from the Triassic Evaporites, Umbria-Marche Apennines, Central Italy: An insight into deformation mechanisms and possible slip systems — Rebecca C. Hildyard, David J. Prior, Daniel R. Faulkner, Elisabetta Mariani. JSG 31(1) 92–103.

54. Structure of the accretionary prism, and the evolution of the Paleogene northern Caribbean subduction zone in the region of Camagüey, Cuba — Douwe J.J. van Hinsbergen, Manuel A. Iturralde-Vinent, Pim W.G. van Geffen, Antonio García-Casco, Steven van Benthem. JSG 31(10) 1130–1144.

55. Folding with thermal-mechanical feedback: A reply — Bruce E. Hobbs, Klaus Regenauer-Lieb, Alison Ord. JSG 31(7) 752–755.

56. Aperture-size scaling variations in a low-strain opening-mode fracture set, Cozzette Sandstone, Colorado — J.N. Hooker, J.F.W. Gale, L.A. Gomez, S.E. Laubach, R. Marrett, R.M. Reed. JSG 31(7) 707–718.

57. Interaction between spreading salt canopies and their peripheral thrust systems — Michael R. Hudec, Martin P.A. Jackson. JSG 31(10) 1114–1129.

58. Energy budget during fold tightening of a multilayer fold — Zeshan Ismat. JSG 31(9) 972–988.

59. Temporal and spatial development of a gravity-driven normal fault array: Middle–Upper Jurassic, South Viking Graben, northern North Sea — C.A.-L. Jackson, E. Larsen. JSG 31(4) 388–402.

60. Tectonic evolution of the Ganos segment of the North Anatolian Fault (NW Turkey) — C. Janssen, M. Bohnhoff, Y. Vapnik, E. Gorgun, F. Bulut, B. Plessen, D. Pohl, M. Aktar, A.I. Okay, G. Dresen. JSG 31(1) 11–28.

61. A tale of two viscosities — Mark W. Jessell, Paul D. Bons, Albert Griera, Lynn A. Evans, Christopher J.L. Wilson. JSG 31(7) 719–736.

62. Growth trishear model and its application to the Gilbertown graben system, southwest Alabama — Guohai Jin, Richard H. Groshong Jr., Jack C. Pashin. JSG 31(9) 926–940.

63. Clast-based kinematic vorticity gauges: The effects of slip at matrix/clast interfaces — Scott E. Johnson, Hendrik J. Lenferink, Nancy A. Price, Jeffrey H. Marsh, Peter O. Koons, David P. West Jr., Rachel Beane. JSG 31(11) 1322–1339.

64. Gravity inversion, AMS and geochronological investigations of syntectonic granitic plutons in the southern part of the Variscan French Massif Central — Aurore Joly, Michel Faure, Guillaume Martelet, Yan Chen. JSG 31(4) 421–443.

65. Fluid involvement in the active Helike normal Fault, Gulf of Corinth, Greece — Ioannis K. Koukouvelas, Dimitris Papoulis. JSG 31(3) 237–250.

66. Sheath fold in mylonite of the Assean Lake shear zone, northern Manitoba, Canada — Yvette Kuiper. JSG 31(12) 1442.

67. Kinematic analysis of serpentinite structures and the manifestation of transgression in southwestern Puerto Rico — Daniel A. Laó-Dávila, Thomas H. Anderson. JSG 31(12) 1472–1489.

68. Decay of dynamic fracturing based on three-dimensional measurements of clastic-dike geometry — Tsafrir Levi, Ram Weinberger, Yehuda Eyal. JSG 31(8) 831–841.

69. Photograph of the Month: Auriferous quartz veins in a dextral ductile–brittle fault zone, Island Lake greenstone belt, Manitoba — Shoufa Lin. JSG 31(8) 757–758.

70. Geometric and kinematic modeling of detachment folds with growth strata based on Bézier curves — Chun Liu, Yikun Zhang, Bin Shi. JSG 31(3) 260–269.

71. Analysis of complete fold shape based on quadratic Bézier curves — Chun Liu, Yikun Zhang, Yuan Wang. JSG 31(6) 575–581.

72. Reply to comment by C.J. Talbot (2008) on “Emplacement of a Silurian granitic dyke swarm during nappe translation in the Scandinavian Caledonides”. Journal of Structural Geology 30, 918–928 — Anders Mattias Lundmark, Fernando Corfu. JSG 31(3) 350–352.

73. Modelling of segment structures: Boudins, bone-boudins, mullions and related single- and multiphase deformation features — Xavier Maeder, Cees W. Passchier, Daniel Koehn. JSG 31(8) 817–830.

74. Numerical estimation of the initial hinge-line irregularity required for the development of sheath folds: A pure shear model — Nibir Mandal, Atin Kumar Mitra, Shamik Sarkar, Chandan Chakraborty. JSG 31(10) 1161–1173.

75. Population scaling biases in map samples of power-law fault systems — T. Manzocchi, J.J. Walsh, W.R. Bailey. JSG 31(12) 1612–1626.

76. Compaction bands simulated in Discrete Element Models — G. Marketos, M.D. Bolton. JSG 31(5) 479–490.

77. Reply to discussion by G.I. Alsop and R.E. Holdsworth of “Sheath fold development with viscosity contrast: analogue experiments in bulk simple shear” by Marques et al., Journal of Structural Geology, 30, 1348–1353 — Fernando O. Marques. JSG 31(2) 218–219.

78. ‘Diffuse faulting’ in the Machu Picchu granitoid pluton, Eastern Cordillera, Peru — Stefano Mazzoli, Stefano Vitale, Giuseppe Delmonaco, Vincenzo Guerriero, Claudio Margottini, Daniele Spizzichino. JSG 31(11) 1395–1408.

79. Book review: Analogue and Numerical Modelling of Crustal-Scale Processes, S.J.H. Buiter, G. Schreurs (Eds.), Geological Society Special Publication No. 253, London (2006), ISBN: 1-86239-191-2, 978-1-86239-191-8 — John G. McLellan. JSG 31(6) 544.

80. Mechanisms of faulting and permeability enhancement during epithermal mineralisation: Cracow goldfield, Australia — Steven Micklethwaite. JSG 31(3) 288–300.

81. Positive flower structure in the Southern Granulite Terrain, India — Achyuta Ayan Misra, Sudipta Tapan Sinha, Deepak C. Srivastava, Mainak Choudhuri. JSG 31(3) 221.

82. Photograph of the Month: Positive flower structure in the Archean granite gneiss of southern India, India — Achyuta Ayan Misra, Sudipta Tapan Sinha, Deepak C. Srivastava, Mainak Choudhuri. JSG 31(6) 545.

83. The nature and origin of off-fault damage surrounding strike-slip fault zones with a wide range of displacements: A field study from the Atacama fault system, northern Chile — T.M. Mitchell, D.R. Faulkner. JSG 31(8) 802–816.

84. The effects of fault orientation and fluid infiltration on fault rock assemblages at seismogenic depths — Silvia Mittempergher, Giorgio Pennacchioni, Giulio Di Toro. JSG 31(12) 1511–1524.

85. Slip tendency analysis, fault reactivation potential and induced seismicity in a deep geothermal reservoir — Inga Moeck, Grzegorz Kwiatek, Gunter Zimmermann. JSG 31(10) 1174–1182.

86. Understanding kinematic data from the Moine thrust zone in terms of a kinematics-based mathematical model of deforming thrust wedges — Matty Mookerjee, Gautam Mitra. JSG 31(12) 1556–1572.

87. Geometry of an oblique thrust fault zone in a deepwater fold belt from 3D seismic data — Chris Morley. JSG 31(12) 1540–1555.

88. The importance of the effective intermediate principal stress (σ′2) to fault slip patterns — Alan P. Morris, David A. Ferrill. JSG 31(9) 950–959.

89. Fracture initiation, development, and reactivation in folded sedimentary rocks at Raplee Ridge, UT — Ian Mynatt, Solomon Seymour, David D. Pollard. JSG 31(10) 1100–1113.

90. The interplay of fold mechanisms and basement weaknesses at the transition between Laramide basement-involved arches, north-central Wyoming, USA — Thomas G. Neely, Eric A. Erslev. JSG 31(9) 1012–1027.

91. Overprinted strike-slip deformation in the southern Valley and Ridge in Pennsylvania — Richard P. Nickelsen. JSG 31(9) 865–873.

92. Disentangling magnetic subfabrics and their link to deformation processes in cleaved sedimentary rocks from the Internal Sierras (west central Pyrenees, Spain) — B. Oliva-Urcia, J.C. Larrasoaña, E.L. Pueyo, A. Gil, P. Mata, J.M. Parés, A.M. Schleicher, O. Pueyo. JSG 31(2) 163–176.

93. The effect of fluid composition on the behavior of well cemented, quartz-rich sandstone during faulting — Charles M. Onasch, William M. Dunne, Jennie E. Cook, Allyson O’Kane. JSG 31(9) 960–971.

94. 30 Years of the Journal of Structural Geology — Cees Passchier, Tom Blenkinsop, Joao Hippertt, Bill Dunne, Bob Holdsworth, Patricia Massar, Femke Wallien, Anja Koch. JSG 31(2) 115.

95. Student Author of the Year Award 2009 — Cees W. Passchier. JSG 31(12) 1441.

96. Factors affecting finite strain estimation in low-grade, low-strain clastic rocks — Daniel Pastor-Galán, Gabriel Gutiérrez-Alonso, Patrick A. Meere, Kieran F. Mulchrone. JSG 31(12) 1585–1596.

97. Kinematic records of subduction and exhumation in the Ile de Groix blueschists (Hercynian belt; Western France) — Melody Philippon, Jean Pierre Brun, Frédéric Gueydan. JSG 31(11) 1308–1321.

98. Dilatant plasticity in high-strain experiments on calcite-muscovite aggregates — C. Delle Piane, C.J.L. Wilson, L. Burlini. JSG 31(10) 1084–1099.

99. Primary structure influence on compositional banding in psammites: Examples from the Puncoviscana Formation, north-central Argentina — Aranzazu Piñán-Llamas, Carol Simpson. JSG 31(1) 55–71.

100. Geometry, displacement–length scaling, and extensional strain of normal faults on Mars with inferences on mechanical stratigraphy of the Martian crust — Anjani T. Polit, Richard A. Schultz, Roger Soliva. JSG 31(7) 662–673.

101. Transposed high-pressure granulite fabrics (Cabo Ortegai, NW Spain): Implications on the scales of deformation localization — P. Puelles, B. Ábalos, J.I. Gil Ibarguchi. JSG 31(8) 776–790.

102. Constraining deformation stages in brittle-ductile shear zones from combined field mapping and ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar dating: The structural evolution of the Grimsel Pass area (Aar Massif, Swiss Alps) — Yann Rolland, Stephen F. Cox, Michel Corsini. JSG 31(11) 1377–1394.

103. Dehydration and deformation of intact cylinders of serpentinite — E.H. Rutter, S. Llana-Fúnez, K.H. Brodie. JSG 31(1) 29–43.

104. Alternating thin versus thick-skinned decollements, example in a fast tectonic setting: The Misool-Onin-Kumawa Ridge (West Papua) — F. Sapin, M. Pubellier, J.-C. Ringenbach, V. Bailly. JSG 31(4) 444–459.

105. Photograph of the Month: Thrust duplex, low-angle normal faults and domino-style faults in laminated shale, Mt Isa, Australia — Arne F. Scherrenberg, Gideon Rosenbaum. JSG 31(5) 475.

106. Origin of fault domains and fault-domain boundaries (transfer zones and accommodation zones) in extensional provinces: Result of random nucleation and self-organized fault growth — Roy W. Schlische, Martha Oliver Withjack. JSG 31(9) 910–925.

107. Quantitative correlation of texture and magnetic anisotropy of compacted calcite-muscovite aggregates — Volkmar Schmidt, Ann M. Hirt, Bernd Leiss, Luigi Burlini, Jens M. Walter. JSG 31(10) 1062–1073.

108. Influence of melt induced mechanical anisotropy on the magnetic fabrics and rheology of deforming migmatites, Central Vosges, France — Karel Schulmann, Jean-Bernard Edel, Pavlina Hasalová, John Cosgrove, Josef Ježek, Ondrej Lexa. JSG 31(10) 1223–1237.

109. Styles of positive inversion tectonics in the Central Apennines and in the Adriatic foreland: Implications for the evolution of the Apennine chain (Italy) — Vittorio Scisciani. JSG 31(11) 1276–1294.

110. Obituary: Subir Ghosh (1932–2008) — Sudipta Sengupta. JSG 31(12) 1627–1628.

111. Graphical construction for the direction of shear — Yehua Shan, Norman Fry, Richard J. Lisle. JSG 31(5) 476–478.

112. Incorporating imaginary faults in graphical stress methods — Yehua Shan, Ye Tian, Wenjiao Xiao. JSG 31(4) 366–368.

113. Localisation of plastic flow in the mid-crust along a crustal-scale fault: Insight from the Hatagawa Fault Zone, NE Japan — Norio Shigematsu, Koichiro Fujimoto, Tomoyuki Ohtani, Bunichiro Shibazaki, Tomoaki Tomita, Hidemi Tanaka, Yukari Miyashita. JSG 31(6) 601–614.

114. Mechanical modelling of folding versus faulting in brittle-ductile wedges — Guy D.H. Simpson. JSG 31(4) 369–381.

115. Photograph of the Month: Tightly folded granitic veins, SW Finland — Pietari Skyttä. JSG 31(11) 1275.

116. Reliability of magnetic fabric of weakly deformed mudrocks as a palaeostress indicator in compressive settings — Ruth Soto, Juan C. Larrasoaña, Luis E. Arlegui, Elisabet Beamud, Belén Oliva-Urcia, José L. Simón. JSG 31(5) 512–522.

117. The relationship between forceful and passive emplacement: The interplay between tectonic strain and magma supply in the Rosses Granitic Complex, NW Ireland — Carl Stevenson. JSG 31(3) 270–287.

118. Multi-scale analysis of Proterozoic shear zones: An integrated structural and geophysical study — John R. Stewart, Peter G. Betts, Alan S. Collins, Bruce F. Schaefer. JSG 31(10) 1238–1254.

119. Kinematic significance of L tectonites in the footwall of a major terrane-bounding thrust fault, Klamath Mountains, California, USA — W.A. Sullivan. JSG 31(10) 1197–1211.

120. Comment on “Lundmark, A.M., and Corfu, F., 2008, Emplacement of a Silurian granitic dyke swarm during nappe translation in the Scandinavian Caledonides, Journal of Structural Geology 30, 918–928” — C.J. Talbot. JSG 31(3) 346–349.

121. Special Editorial — 30 years of JSG — Susan H. Treagus. JSG 31(10) 1059–1060.

122. Controls of folding on different scales in multilayered rocks — Susan H. Treagus, Raymond C. Fletcher. JSG 31(11) 1340–1349.

123. Folding with thermal-mechanical feedback: Discussion — Susan H. Treagus, Peter J. Hudleston. JSG 31(7) 749–751.

124. Shock effects and pre-shock microstructures in hydrothermal quartz veins from the Rochechouart impact structure, France — C.A. Trepmann. JSG 31(10) 1183–1196.

125. Formation of orogen-perpendicular thrusts due to mechanical contrasts in the basal décollement in the Central External Sierras (Southern Pyrenees, Spain) — Oskar Vidal-Royo, Hemin A. Koyi, Josep Anton Muñoz. JSG 31(5) 523–539.

126. Finite strain analysis of a natural ductile shear zone in limestones: Insights into 3-D coaxial vs. non-coaxial deformation partitioning — Stefano Vitale, Stefano Mazzoli. JSG 31(1) 104–113.

127. Horizontal strain-rates and throw-rates across breached relay zones, central Italy: Implications for the preservation of throw deficits at points of normal fault linkage — J.P. Faure Walker, G.P. Roberts, P.A. Cowie, I.D. Papanikolaou, P.R. Sammonds, A.M. Michetti, R.J. Phillips. JSG 31(10) 1145–1160.

128. Modelling of porphyroclasts in simple shear and the role of stress variations at grain boundaries — Christopher J.L. Wilson, Lynn Evans, Claudio Delle Piane. JSG 31(11) 1350–1364.

129. Geometry and architecture of faults in a syn-rift normal fault array: The Nukhul half-graben, Suez rift, Egypt — Paul Wilson, Rob L. Gawthorpe, David Hodgetts, Franklin Rarity, Ian R. Sharp. JSG 31(8) 759–775.

130. Structural geology and 4D evolution of a half-graben: New digital outcrop modelling techniques applied to the Nukhul half-graben, Suez rift, Egypt — Paul Wilson, David Hodgetts, Franklin Rarity, Rob L. Gawthorpe, Ian R. Sharp. JSG 31(3) 328–345.

131. Conditions during syntectonic vein formation in the footwall of the Absaroka Thrust Fault, Idaho-Wyoming-Utah fold and thrust belt — David V. Wiltschko, George R. Lambert, Will Lamb. JSG 31(9) 1039–1057.

132. Taconic Orogeny in Pennsylvania: A ~15–20 m.y. Apennine-style Ordovician event viewed from its Martic hinterland — Donald U. Wise, G. Robert Ganis. JSG 31(9) 887–899.

133. Photograph of the Month: Dendritic microfractures — Xu. JSG 31(10) 1061.

134. Some new aspects of kinematic vorticity analysis in naturally deformed quartzites — P. Xypolias. JSG 31(1) 3–10.

135. Constraints on the depth, geometry and kinematics of blind detachment faults provided by fault-propagation folds: An example from the Mesozoic fold belt of South China — Dan-Ping Yan, Bing Zhang, Mei-Fu Zhou, Guoqing Wei, Hong-Lin Song, Shao-Feng Liu. JSG 31(2) 150–162.

136. Discrete element modeling of the faulting in the sedimentary cover above an active salt diapir — Hongwei Yin, Jie Zhang, Lingsen Meng, Yuping Liu, Shijing Xu. JSG 31(9) 989–995.

137. The mechanism of flow and fabric development in mechanically anisotropic trachytes lava — Prokop Závada, Karel Schulmann, Ondrej Lexa, František Hrouda, Jakub Haloda, Patricie Tycová. JSG 31(11) 1295–1307.

138. NE-SW-trending Hepu-Hetai dextral shear zone in southern China: Penetration of the Yunkai Promontory of South China into Indochina — Kai-Jun Zhang, Jian-Xin Cai. JSG 31(7) 737–748.

139. Numerical modelling of strain localisation and fluid flow during extensional fault reactivation: Implications for hydrocarbon preservation — Y. Zhang, A. Gartrell, J.R. Underschultz, D.N. Dewhurst. JSG 31(3) 315–327.

140. Polyphase deformation of the Fuping Complex, Trans-North China Orogen: Structures, SHRIMP U-Pb zircon ages and tectonic implications — Jian Zhang, Guochun Zhao, Sanzhong Li, Min Sun, Simon A. Wilde, Shuwen Liu, Changqing Yin. JSG 31(2) 177–193.

141. Comment on “Structural analysis of mylonitic rocks in the Cougar Creek Complex, Oregon-Idaho using the porphyroclast hyperbolic distribution method, and potential use of SC′-type extensional shear bands as quantitative vorticity indicators” — Yadong Zheng, Tao Wang, Jinjiang Zhang. JSG 31(5) 541–543.

142. Ontology of fractures — Jian Zhong, Atilla Aydin, Deborah L. McGuinness. JSG 31(3) 251–259.

143. Influence of an inhomogeneous stress field and fault-zone thickness on the displacements and stresses induced by normal faulting — Yijie Zhou, Caibo Hu, Yongen Cai. JSG 31(5) 491–497.

144. Experimental deformation of a single-layer anhydrite in halite matrix under bulk constriction. Part 1: Geometric and kinematic aspects — G. Zulauf, J. Zulauf, O. Bornemann, N. Kihm, M. Peinl, F. Zanella. JSG 31(4) 460–474.