Journal of Structural Geology (2010) / Журнал структурной геологии (2010)

1. Conjugate-shear folding: A model for the relationships between foliations, folds and shear zones — Domingo G.A.M. Aerden, Mohammad Sayab, Mohamed L. Bouybaouene. JSG 32(8) 1030–1045.

2. 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 32(9) 1317–1333.

3. Faulting and fracturing of carbonate rocks: New insights into deformation mechanisms, petrophysics and fluid flow properties — Fabrizio Agosta, Emanuele Tondi (Foreword). JSG 32(9) 1185–1186.

4. Photograph of the Month: Flexural slip folding of foresets in cross-bedded sandstones — J. Aller, F. Bastida, R.J. Lisle, J.G. Ramsay. JSG 32(6) 725–726.

5. Kinematic analysis of asymmetric folds in competent layers using mathematical modelling — J. Aller, N.C. Bobillo-Ares, F. Bastida, R.J. Lisle, C.O. Menéndez. JSG 32(8) 1170–1184.

6. Late Pleistocene – Holocene ruptures of the Lima Reservoir fault, SW Montana — David J. Anastasio, Christina N. Majerowicz, Frank J. Pazzaglia, Christine A. Regalla. JSG 32(12) 1996–2008.

7. Photograph of the Month: Effects of the 27 February Chile Earthquake — Cesar Arriagada, Fernando Martinez. JSG 32(4) 393.

8. Deformation along the leading edge of the Maiella thrust sheet in central Italy — Atilla Aydin, Marco Antonellini, Emanuele Tondi, Fabrizio Agosta. JSG 32(9) 1291–1304.

9. Analysis of the growth of strike-slip faults using effective medium theory — Atilla Aydin, James G. Berryman. JSG 32(11) 1629–1642.

10. Structural and petrophysical evolution of extensional fault zones in low-porosity, poorly lithified sandstones of the Barreiras Formation, NE Brazil — F. Balsamo, F. Storti, F. Salvini, A.T. Silva, C.C. Lima. JSG 32(11) 1806–1826.

11. Extensional faults in fine grained carbonates — analysis of fault core lithology and thickness-displacement relationships — Eivind Bastesen, Alvar Braathen. JSG 32(11) 1609–1628.

12. Photograph of the Month: Micro-kinked domains in mica under spherical nanoindentation — Sandip Basu, Michel W. Barsoum. JSG 32(8) 1029.

13. Aspects and origins of fractured dip-domain boundaries in folded carbonate rocks — L. Bazalgette, J.-P. Petit, M. Amrhar, H. Ouanaimi. JSG 32(4) 523–536.

14. Kinematic analysis of a transtensional fault system: The Atuel depocenter of the Neuquén basin, southern Central Andes, Argentina — Florencia Bechis, Laura Giambiagi, Victor Garcia, Silvia Lanes, Ernesto Cristallini, Maisa Tunik. JSG 32(7) 886–899.

15. Hybrid veins from the southern margin of the Bristol Channel Basin, UK — Mandefro Belayneh, John W. Cosgrove. JSG 32(2) 192–201.

16. Stylolites in limestone: Magnitude of contractional strain accommodated and scaling relationships — Antonio Benedicto, Richard A. Schultz. JSG 32(9) 1250–1256.

17. Load and unload as interference factors on cyclical behavior and kinematics of Coulomb wedges: Insights from sandbox experiments — S. Bigi, L. Di Paolo, L. Vadacca, G. Gambardella. JSG 32(1) 28–44.

18. Microtectonics of low-P low-T carbonate fault rocks — Andrea Billi. JSG 32(9) 1392–1402.

19. Three-dimensional characterization of a crustal-scale fault zone: The Pusteria and Sprechenstein fault system (Eastern Alps) — Andrea Bistacchi, Matteo Massironi, Luca Menegon. JSG 32(12) 2022–2041.

20. A method for measuring the orientations of planar structures in cut core — T.G. Blenkinsop, M.G. Doyle. JSG 32(6) 741–745.

21. Scale-invariance and self-organized criticality in migmatites of the southern Hualapai Mountains, Arizona — Chloe E. Bonamici, Ernest M. Duebendorfer. JSG 32(8) 1114–1124.

22. Review Article: Structural geology, petrofabrics and magnetic fabrics (AMS, AARM, AIRM) — Graham J. Borradaile, Mike Jackson. JSG 32(10) 1519–1551.

23. Post-deformational annealing at the subgrain scale: Temperature dependent behaviour revealed by in-situ heating experiments on deformed single crystal halite — V.E. Borthwick, S. Piazolo. JSG 32(7) 982–996.

24. Internal structure, fault rocks, and inferences regarding deformation, fluid flow, and mineralization in the seismogenic Stillwater normal fault, Dixie Valley, Nevada — Jonathan Saul Caine, Ronald L. Bruhn, Craig B. Forster. JSG 32(11) 1576–1589.

25. Orientation-related deformation mechanisms of naturally deformed amphibole in amphibolite mylonites from the Diancang Shan, SW Yunnan, China — Shuyun Cao, Junlai Liu, Bernd Leiss. JSG 32(5) 606–622.

26. Why joints are more abundant than faults. A conceptual model to estimate their ratio in layered carbonate rocks — Riccardo Caputo. JSG 32(9) 1257–1270.

27. Neogene-Quaternary tectonic stratigraphy of the eastern Southern Alps, NE Italy — R. Caputo, M.E. Poli, A. Zanferrari. JSG 32(7) 1009–1027.

28. Structure and development of an anastomosing network of ductile shear zones — Jordi Carreras, Dyanna M. Czech, Elena Druguet, Peter J. Hudleston. JSG 32(5) 656–666.

29. Tip to midpoint observations on syntectonic veins, Ouachita orogen, Arkansas: Trading space for time — Pablo Cervantes, David V. Wiltschko. JSG 32(8) 1085–1100.

30. Polyphase rifting of greater Pearl River Delta region (South China): Evidence for possible rapid changes in regional stress configuration — Lung Sang Chan, Wenlue Shen, Manuel Pubellier. JSG 32(6) 746–754.

31. A model for low amplitude detachment folding and syntectonic stratigraphy based on the conservation of mass equation — J. Contreras. JSG 32(4) 566–579.

32. Photograph of the Month: Flanking folds and boudins in the Prince Charles Mountains — Adrian F. Corvino. JSG 32(1) 1.

33. Stress determination in active thrust belts: An alternative leak-off pressure interpretation — Brent A. Couzens-Schultz, Alvin W. Chan. JSG 32(8) 1061–1069.

34. Statistical analysis of an experimental compressional sand wedge — Nadaya Cubas, Bertrand Maillot, Christophe Barnes. JSG 32(6) 818–831.

35. Geomechanical integrity of sealing faults during depressurisation of the Stafford Field — F. Cuisiat, H.P. Jostad, L. Andresen, E. Skurtveit, E. Skomedal, M. Hettema, K. Lyslo. JSG 32(11) 1754–1767.

36. An experimental investigation of the development and permeability of clay smears along faults in uncemented sediments — F. Cuisiat, E. Skurtveit. JSG 32(11) 1850–1863.

37. Structural analysis of fault populations along the oblique, ultra-slow spreading Knipovich Ridge, North Atlantic Ocean, 74°30′N–77°50′N — Daniel Curewitz, Kyoko Okino, Miho Asada, Boris Baranov, Evgeny Gusev, Kensaku Tamaki. JSG 32(6) 727–740.

38. Andean sinistral transgression and kinematic partitioning in South Georgia — Michael L. Curtis, Michael J. Flowerdew, Teal R. Riley, Martin J. Whitehouse, J. Stephen Daly. JSG 32(4) 464–477.

39. Deformation and recrystallization mechanisms in actively extruding salt fountain: Microstructural evidence for a switch in deformation mechanisms with increased availability of meteoric water and decreased grain size (Qum Kuh, central Iran) — Guillaume Desbois, Prokop Zavada, Zsolt Schleder, Janos L. Urai. JSG 32(4) 580–594.

40. High shear strain behaviour of synthetic muscovite fault gouges under hydrothermal conditions — Esther W.E. Van Diggelen, Johannes H.P. De Bresser, Colin J. Peach, Christopher J. Spiers. JSG 32(11) 1685–1700.

41. Structural controls on leakage from a natural CO2 geologic storage site: Central Utah, U.S.A. — Ben Dockrill, Zoe K. Shipton. JSG 32(11) 1768–1782.

42. Stylolite interfaces and surrounding matrix material: Nature and role of heterogeneities in roughness and microstructural development — Marcus Ebner, Sandra Piazolo, Francois Renard, Daniel Koehn. JSG 32(8) 1070–1084.

43. Drawing parallels: Modelling geological phenomena using constraint satisfaction — R. Edmunds, B.J. Hicks, G. Mullineux. JSG 32(7) 997–1008.

44. Pure and shear-enhanced compaction bands in Aztec Sandstone — Peter Eichhubl, John N. Hooker, Stephen E. Laubach. JSG 32(12) 1873–1886.

45. Paleomagnetic dating of fracturing using breccia veins in Durness group carbonates, NW Scotland — R. Douglas Elmore, Rika Burr, Michael Engel, John Parnell. JSG 32(12) 1933–1942.

46. Monoclinic and triclinic 3D flanking structures around elliptical cracks — Ulrike Exner, Marcin Dabrowski. JSG 32(12) 2009–2021.

47. Review Article: A review of recent developments concerning the structure, mechanics and fluid flow properties of fault zones — D.R. Faulkner, C.A.L. Jackson, R.J. Lunn, R.W. Schlische, Z.K. Shipton, C.A.J. Wibberley, M.O. Withjack. JSG 32(11) 1557–1575.

48. Fault-slip analysis and transpressional tectonics: A study of Paleozoic structures in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica — L. Federico, L. Crispini, G. Capponi. JSG 32(5) 667–684.

49. Using empirical geological rules to reduce structural uncertainty in seismic interpretation of faults — Brett Freeman, Peter J. Boult, Graham Yielding, Sandy Menpes. JSG 32(11) 1668–1676.

50. Controls on syndepositional fracture patterns, Devonian reef complexes, Canning Basin, Western Australia — Edmund L. Frost III, Charles Kerans. JSG 32(9) 1231–1249.

51. Modeling fracture porosity evolution in dolostone — Julia F.W. Gale, Robert H. Lander, Robert M. Reed, Stephen E. Laubach. JSG 32(9) 1201–1211.

52. Magma-driven antiform structures in the Afar rift: The Ali Saibeh range, Djibouti — Bernard Le Gall, Mohamed Ahmed Daoud, René C. Maury, Joël Rolet, Hervé Guillou, Christian Sue. JSG 32(6) 843–854.

53. Palaeostress perturbations near the El Castillo de las Guardas fault (SW Iberian Massif) — Encarnación García-Navarro, Carlos Fernández. JSG 32(5) 693–702.

54. Small-scale faulting in the Upper Cretaceous of the Groningen block (The Netherlands): 3D seismic interpretation, fault plane analysis and regional paleostress — Heijn van Gent, Stefan Back, Janos L. Urai, Peter Kukla. JSG 32(4) 537–553.

55. Magnitude of weakening during crustal-scale shear zone development — Christopher Gerbi, Nicholas Culshaw, Jeffrey Marsh. JSG 32(1) 107–117.

56. Kinematics of constant arc length folding for different fold shapes — Mohammad R. Ghassemi, Stefan M. Schmalholz, Ali R. Ghassemi. JSG 32(6) 755–765.

57. Superposed deformation fabrics in the Precambrian metabasic rocks of the Iron Ore Group, Singhbhum craton, Eastern India: Evidences from anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility studies — Gautam Ghosh, Snehalata Kumari, S.K. Patil, Joydip Mukhopadhyay, Arijit Ray. JSG 32(2) 249–261.

58. Effects of internal structure and local stresses on fracture propagation, deflection, and arrest in fault zones — Agust Gudmundsson, Trine H. Simmenes, Belinda Larsen, Sonja L. Philipp. JSG 32(11) 1643–1655.

59. Quantifying uncertainties in multi-scale studies of fractured reservoir analogues: Implemented statistical analysis of scan line data from carbonate rocks — Vincenzo Guerriero, Alessandro Iannace, Stefano Mazzoli, Mariano Parente, Stefano Vitale, Maurizio Giorgioni. JSG 32(9) 1271–1278.

60. Porosity and particle shape changes leading to shear localization in small-displacement faults — Jafar Hadizadeh, Reza Sehhati, Terry Tullis. JSG 32(11) 1712–1720.

61. The effect of the intermediate principal stress on fault formation and fault angle in siltstone — Bezalel Haimson, John W. Rudnicki. JSG 32(11) 1701–1711.

62. Analysis of the internal structure of a carbonate damage zone: Implications for the mechanisms of fault breccia formation and fluid flow — Stefan Hausegger, Walter Kurz, Robert Rabitsch, Eva Kiechl, Franz-Josef Brosch. JSG 32(9) 1349–1362.

63. Normal-fault development during two phases of non-coaxial extension: An experimental study — Alissa A. Henza, Martha O. Withjack, Roy W. Schlische. JSG 32(11) 1656–1667.

64. Structural geometry of Raplee Ridge monocline and thrust fault imaged using inverse Boundary Element Modeling and ALSM data — G.E. Hilley, I. Mynatt, D.D. Pollard. JSG 32(1) 45–58.

65. Folding with thermal mechanical feedback: Another reply — Bruce Hobbs, Klaus Regenauer-Lieb, Alison Ord. JSG 32(1) 131–134.

66. Evolution of anastomosing crack-seal vein networks in limestones: Insight from an exhumed high-pressure cell, Jabal Shams, Oman Mountains — Marc Holland, Janos L. Urai. JSG 32(9) 1279–1290.

67. Buckling folds of a single layer embedded in matrix – Folding behavior revealed by numerical analysis — Kuo-Pin Huang, Kuo-Jen Chang, Tai-Tien Wang, Fu-Shu Jeng. JSG 32(7) 960–974.

68. Information from folds: A review — Peter J. Hudleston, Susan H. Treagus. JSG 32(12) 2042–2071.

69. Relationship between fault growth mechanism and permeability variations with depth of siliceous mudstones in northern Hokkaido, Japan — Eiichi Ishii, Hironori Funaki, Tetsuya Tokiwa, Kunio Ota. JSG 32(11) 1792–1805.

70. Normal fault growth and fault-related folding in a salt-influenced rift basin: South Viking Graben, offshore Norway — Karla E. Kane, Christopher A-L. Jackson, Eirik Larsen. JSG 32(4) 490–506.

71. Visualizing strain and the Rf–Φ method with an interactive computer program — Paul Karabinos, Chris Warren. JSG 32(1) 86–92.

72. Inferred fluid flow through fault damage zones based on the observation of stalactites in carbonate caves — Young-Seog Kim, David J. Sanderson. JSG 32(9) 1305–1316.

73. Determination of amphibole fracture strength for quantitative palaeostress analysis using microboudinage structures — Nozomi Kimura, Shotaro Nakayama, Katsuhiro Tsukimura, Shinko Miwa, Atsushi Okamoto, Toshiaki Masuda. JSG 32(2) 136–150.

74. Implications of complex eigenvalues in homogeneous flow: A three-dimensional kinematic analysis — David Iacopini, Rodolfo Carosi, Paraskevas Xypolias. JSG 32(1) 93–106.

75. Nucleation and growth of new grains in recrystallized quartz vein: An example from banded iron formation in Iron Quadrangle, Brazil — Leonardo Lagoeiro, Paola Barbosa. JSG 32(4) 595–604.

76. Kinematic evolution of the Ama Drime detachment: Insights into orogen-parallel extension and exhumation of the Ama Drime Massif, Tibet-Nepal — Jackie M. Langille, Micah J. Jessup, John M. Cottle, Dennis Newell, Gareth Seward. JSG 32(7) 900–919.

77. Middle crustal ductile deformation patterns in southern Tibet: Insights from vorticity studies in Mabja Dome — Jackie Langille, Jeffrey Lee, Bradley Hacker, Gareth Seward. JSG 32(1) 70–85.

78. How fracture systems affect permeability development in shallow-water carbonate rocks: An example from the Gargano Peninsula, Italy — B. Larsen, I. Grunnaleite, A. Gudmundsson. JSG 32(9) 1212–1230.

79. Structural diagenesis — S.E. Laubach, P. Eichhubl, C. Hilgers, R.H. Lander. JSG 32(12) 1866–1872.

80. Photograph of the month: Fracture with crack-seal texture and porosity, depth 6274 m, Wyoming — Stephen E. Laubach, Robert M. Reed, R.H. Lander. JSG 32(12) 1865.

81. Structural analysis of the coseismic shear zone of the 2008 Mw 7.9 Wenchuan earthquake, China — Aiming Lin, Zhikun Ren, Yasuhiro Kumahara. JSG 32(6) 781–791.

82. Strain analysis from point fabric patterns: An objective variant of the Fry method — Richard J. Lisle. JSG 32(7) 975–981.

83. The hinge lines of non-cylindrical folds — R.J. Lisle, N. Toimil, J. Aller, N. Bobillo-Ares, F. Bastida. JSG 32(2) 166–171.

84. Geometrically coherent continuous deformation in the volume surrounding a seismically imaged normal fault-array — J.J. Long, J. Imber. JSG 32(2) 222–234.

85. Chemical diagenetic constraints on the timing of cataclasis in deformed sandstone along the Pine Mountain overthrust, eastern Kentucky — Astrid Makowitz, Robert H. Lander, Kitty L. Milliken. JSG 32(12) 1923–1932.

86. Paleoseismic evidence from trench investigation along Hajipur fault, Himalayan Frontal Thrust, NW Himalaya: Implications of the faulting pattern on landscape evolution and seismic hazard — Javed N. Malik, Ajit K. Sahoo, Afroz A. Shah, Dattatraya P. Shinde, Navin Juyal, Ashok K. Singhvi. JSG 32(3) 350–361.

87. Excavation induced fractures in a plastic clay formation: Observations at the HADES URF — Philippe Van Marcke, Wim Bastiaens. JSG 32(11) 1677–1684.

88. Rheology and microstructure of synthetic halite/calcite porphyritic aggregates in torsion — F.O. Marques, L. Burlini, J.-P. Burg. JSG 32(3) 342–349.

89. Cross-section restoration: A tool to simulate deformation. Application to a fault-propagation fold from the Cantabrian fold and thrust belt, NW Iberian Peninsula — Massimiliano Masini, Mayte Bulnes, Josep Poblet. JSG 32(2) 172–183.

90. Evidence of hydraulic connectivity across deformation bands from field pumping tests: Two examples from Tucano Basin, NE Brazil — W.E. Medeiros, A.F. do Nascimento, F.C. Alves da Silva, N. Destro, J.G.A. Demétrio. JSG 32(11) 1783–1791.

91. Mimicking syntectonic growth: cordierite overgrowth of earlier rotated staurolite porphyroblasts, strain caps and deflected foliation — Jochen E. Mezger. JSG 32(5) 703–708.

92. Rotation of irregular staurolite porphyroblasts in a simple shear dominated shear zone controlled by initial growth orientation and aspect ratio — Jochen E. Mezger. JSG 32(8) 1147–1157.

93. Active fault and shear processes and their implications for mineral deposit formation and discovery — Steven Micklethwaite, Heather A. Sheldon, Timothy Baker. JSG 32(2) 151–165.

94. Multiple causes of diagenetic fabric anisotropy in weakly consolidated mud, Nankai accretionary prism, IODP Expedition 316 — Kitty L. Milliken, Robert M. Reed. JSG 32(12) 1887–1898.

95. Photograph of the Month: Domino-type faults in the Chottanagpur Gneissic Complex, India — Santanu Misra. JSG 32(7) 877.

96. Simulating brittle fault evolution from networks of pre-existing joints within crystalline rock — Heather Moir, Rebecca J. Lunn, Zoe K. Shipton, James D. Kirkpatrick. JSG 32(11) 1742–1753.

97. Fault zone structure and fluid-rock interaction of a high angle normal fault in Carrara marble (NW Tuscany, Italy) — G. Molli, G. Cortecci, L. Vaselli, G. Ottria, A. Cortopassi, E. Dinelli, M. Mussi, M. Barbieri. JSG 32(9) 1334–1348.

98. Photograph of the Month: Macroscopic ‘V’ pull-apart structure in garnet — Soumyajit Mukherjee. JSG 32(5) 605.

99. Rb-Sr systematics of fault gouges from the North Anatolian Fault Zone (Turkey) — Halim Mutlu, I. Tonguc Uysal, Erhan Altinel, Volkan Karabacak, Yuexing Feng, Jian-xin Zhao, Ozan Atalay. JSG 32(2) 216–221.

100. Photograph of the Month: Disharmonic ptygmatic folding in the Hasan-Robat Marbles, North Isfahan, Iran — Alireza Nadimi. JSG 32(3) 263.

101. Numerical modeling of crenulation cleavage development: A polymeric molecular approach — Félic M.J. Naus-Thijssen, Scott E. Johnson, Peter O. Koons. JSG 32(3) 330–341.

102. Measurement of diagenetic compaction strain from quantitative analysis of fault plane dip — Raluca Cristina Neagu, Joe Cartwright, Richard Davies. JSG 32(5) 641–655.

103. Control of shear zone location and thickness by initial grain size variations in upper mantle peridotites — Julie Newman, Martyn R. Drury. JSG 32(6) 832–842.

104. Normal fault interactions, paleoearthquakes and growth in an active rift — A. Nicol, J.J. Walsh, P. Villamor, H. Seebeck, K.R. Berryman. JSG 32(8) 1101–1113.

105. Emplacement and deformation of the Fomopéa pluton: Implication for the Pan-African history of Western Cameroon — T. Njanko, A. Nedélec, M. Kwekam, R. Siqueira, L. Esteban. JSG 32(3) 306–320.

106. Linear to non-linear relationship between vein spacing and layer thickness in centimetre-to decimetre-scale siliciclastic multilayers from the High-Ardenne slate belt (Belgium, Germany) — Koen Van Noten, Manuel Sintubin. JSG 32(3) 377–391.

107. Tertiary compressional overprint on Aptian–Albian extensional magnetic fabrics, North-Pyrenean Zone — Belén Oliva-Urcia, Teresa Román-Berdiel, Antonio M. Casas, Emilio L. Pueyo, Cinta Osácar. JSG 32(3) 362–376.

108. The role of dilation and cementation in the formation of cataclastic in low temperature deformation of well cemented quartz-rich rocks — Charles M. Onasch, John R. Farver, William M. Dunne. JSG 32(12) 1912–1922.

109. Comparison of petrofabrics with composite magnetic fabrics of S-C mylonite in paramagnetic granite — Takaaki Ono, Yukinobu Hosomi, Hiroyoshi Arai, Hideo Takagi. JSG 32(1) 2–14.

110. Quantifying diagenetic and stratigraphic controls on fracture intensity in platform carbonates: An example from the Sierra Madre Oriental, northeast Mexico — Orlando J. Ortega, Julia F.W. Gale, Randall Marrett. JSG 32(12) 1943–1959.

111. Surface interpolation within a continental flood basalt province: An example from the Palaeogene Faroe Islands Basalt Group — Simon R. Passey, Thomas Varming. JSG 32(5) 709–723.

112. Evaluating quartz crystallographic preferred orientations and the role of deformation partitioning using EBSD and fabric analyser techniques — Mark Peternell, Pavlina Hasalova, Christopher J.L. Wilson, Sandra Piazolo, Karel Schulmann. JSG 32(6) 803–817.

113. Role of sedimentation during basin inversion in analogue modelling — Luisa Pinto, Carolina Muñoz, Thierry Nalpas, Reynaldo Charrier. JSG 32(4) 554–565.

114. Forward modeling syndemitary deformation associated with a prodraging steep-sloped carbonate margin — Phillip G. Resor, Eric A. Flodin. JSG 32(9) 1187–1200.

115. Controls on fault damage zone width, structure, and symmetry in the Bandelier Tuff, New Mexico — Paul R. Riley, Laurel B. Goodwin, Claudia J. Lewis. JSG 32(6) 766–780.

116. Tabular fracture clusters: Dynamic fracturing produced by volatile expulsion, Sierra Nevada Batholith, California — P. Riley, B. Tikoff. JSG 32(10) 1488–1499.

117. Lacunarity analysis of fracture networks: Evidence for scale-dependent clustering — Ankur Roy, Edmund Perfect, William M. Dunne, Noelle Odling, Jung-Woo Kim. JSG 32(10) 1444–1449.

118. Evolution of cataclastic faulting in high-porosity sandstone, Bassin du Sud-Est, Provence, France — Elodie Saillet, Christopher A.J. Wibberley. JSG 32(11) 1590–1608.

119. Magmatic structures and kinematics emplacement of the Variscan granites from Central Portugal (Serra da Estrela and Castro Daire areas) — Helena Sant’Ovaia, Philippe Olivier, Narciso Ferreira, Fernando Noronha, Denis Leblanc. JSG 32(10) 1450–1465.

120. Unlocking the effects of friction on fault damage zones — Heather M. Savage, Michele L. Cooke. JSG 32(11) 1732–1741.

121. Insights into fold growth using fold-related joint patterns and mechanical stratigraphy — Heather M. Savage, J. Ryan Shackleton, Michele L. Cooke, Jeffrey J. Riedel. JSG 32(10) 1466–1475.

122. Clay smear in normal fault zones – The effect of multilayers and clay cementation in water-saturated model experiments — J. Schmatz, P.J. Vrolijk, J.L. Urai. JSG 32(11) 1834–1849.

123. Comment on ‘Folding with thermal-mechanical feedback’ — Daniel W. Schmid, Stefan M. Schmalholz, Neil S. Mancktelow, Raymond C. Fletcher. JSG 32(1) 127–130.

124. A note on the scaling relations for opening mode fractures in rock — Christopher H. Scholz. JSG 32(10) 1485–1487.

125. The mechanics of first order splay faulting: The strike-slip case — Christopher H. Scholz, Ryosuke Ando, Bruce E. Shaw. JSG 32(1) 118–126.

126. Compaction control of topography and fault network structure along strike-slip faults in sedimentary basins — Christoph E. Schrank, Alexander R. Cruden. JSG 32(2) 184–191.

127. Interpretation and analysis of planetary structures — Richard A. Schultz, Ernst Hauber, Simon A. Kattenhorn, Chris H. Okubo, Thomas R. Watters. JSG 32(6) 855–875.

128. The evolution and significance of microfracturing within feldspars in low-grade granitic mylonites: A case study from the Eastern Ghats Mobile Belt, India — Suspa Sinha, G. Ian Alsop, T.K. Biswal. JSG 32(10) 1417–1429.

129. Magnetic fabrics as constraints on the kinematic history of a pre-tectonic granitoid intrusion, Kristineberg, northern Sweden — Pietari Skyttä, Tobias Hermansson, Sten-Åke Elming, Tobias Bauer. JSG 32(8) 1125–1136.

130. Sequential deformation from serpentinite mylonite to metasomatic rocks along the Sashu Fault, SW Japan — Yusuke Soda, Hideo Takagi. JSG 32(6) 792–802.

131. Field evidences for the role of static friction on fracture orientation in extensional relays along strike-slip faults: Comparison with photoelasticity and 3-D numerical modeling — Roger Soliva, Frantz Maerten, Jean-Pierre Petit, Vincent Auzias. JSG 32(11) 1721–1731.

132. Fault-related clay authigenesis along the Moab Fault: Implications for calculations of fault rock composition and mechanical and hydrologic fault zone properties — John G. Solum, Nicholas C. Davatzes, David A. Lockner. JSG 32(12) 1899–1911.

133. Faulting and fissuring in active oceanic rift: Surface expression, distribution and tectonic-volcanic interaction in the Thingvellir Fissure Swarm, Iceland — L. Sonnette, J. Angelier, T. Villemin, F. Bergerat. JSG 32(4) 407–422.

134. A rapid Bézier curve method for shape analysis and point representation of asymmetric folds — Deepak C. Srivastava, Vipul Rastogi, Rajit Ghosh. JSG 32(5) 685–692.

135. Impact of ephemeral cataclastic fabrics on laser diffraction particle size distribution analysis in loose carbonate fault breccia — Fabrizio Storti, Fabrizio Balsamo. JSG 32(4) 507–522.

136. Grain size distribution and microstructures of experimentally sheared granitoid gouge at coseismic slip rates - Criteria to distinguish seismic and aseismic faults? — Holger Stünitz, Nynke Keulen, Takehiro Hirose, Renée Heilbronner. JSG 32(1) 59–69.

137. Asymmetrical quartz crystallographic fabrics formed during constrictional deformation — W.A. Sullivan, R.J. Beane. JSG 32(10) 1430–1443.

138. The initiation of strain localisation in plagioclase-rich rocks: Insights from detailed microstructural analyses — H. Svahnberg, S. Piazolo. JSG 32(10) 1404–1416.

139. Scaling relationships between stratabound pressure solution cleavage spacing and layer thickness in a folded carbonate multilayer of the Northern Apennines (Italy) — S. Tavani, F. Storti, J.A. Muñoz. JSG 32(3) 278–287.

140. Deformation temperatures, vorticity of flow, and strain in the Moine thrust zone and Moine nappe: Reassessing the tectonic evolution of the Scandinavian foreland-hinterland transition zone — J. Ryan Thigpen, Richard D. Law, Geoffrey E. Lloyd, Summer J. Brown. JSG 32(7) 920–940.

141. Present-day stress orientation in Thailand’s basins — Mark R.P. Tingay, Chris K. Morley, Richard R. Hillis, Jeremy Meyer. JSG 32(2) 235–248.

142. Determination of geometric parameters of fracture networks using 1D data — Tivadar M. Toth. JSG 32(7) 878–885.

143. Static recrystallization of vein quartz pebbles in a high-pressure - low-temperature metamorphic conglomerate — Claudia Trepmann, Annette Lenze, Bernhard Stöckhert. JSG 32(2) 202–215.

144. Determining brittle extension and shear strain using fault-length and displacement systematics: Part I: Theory — Robert J. Twiss, Randall Marrett. JSG 32(12) 1960–1977.

145. Determining brittle extension and shear strain using fault length and displacement systematics: Part II: Data evaluation and test of the theory — Robert J. Twiss, Randall Marrett. JSG 32(12) 1978–1995.

146. Micromechanics of brittle faulting and cataclastic flow in Tavel limestone — Veronika Vajdova, Wei Zhu, Tzu-Mo Natalie Chen, Teng-fong Wong. JSG 32(8) 1158–1169.

147. Structural evolution of the Northern Cerberus Fossae graben system, Elysium Planitia, Mars — Joyce Vetterlein, Gerald P. Roberts. JSG 32(4) 394–406.

148. Kinematics and dynamics of fault reactivation: The Cosserat approach — Jure Zalohar, Marko Vrabec. JSG 32(1) 15–27.

149. Photograph of the Month: Porphyroclast of the month — February 14th — Mariana Zuquim. JSG 32(2) 135.

150. Experimental deformation of a single-layer anhydrite in halite matrix under bulk constriction. Part 2: Deformation mechanisms and the role of fluids — G. Zulauf, J. Zulauf, O. Bornemann, F.E. Brenker, H.E. Hofer, M. Peinl, A.B. Woodland. JSG 32(3) 264–277.

151. Formation of systematic joints in metamorphic rocks due to release of residual elastic strain energy, Otago Schist, New Zealand — R. Weinberger, Y. Eyal, N. Mortimer. JSG 32(3) 288–305.

152. Strain analysis of heterogeneous ductile shear zones based on the attitudes of planar markers — Stefano Vitale, Stefano Mazzoli. JSG 32(3) 321–329.

153. Structural geometry of an exhumed UHP terrane in the eastern Sulu Orogen, China: Implications for continental collisional processes — Lu Wang, Timothy M. Kusky, Sanzhong Li. JSG 32(4) 423–444.

154. Structure, kinematics and ages of transpression during strain-partitioning in the Chongshan shear zone, western Yunnan, China — Bo Zhang, Jinjiang Zhang, Dalai Zhong. JSG 32(4) 445–463.

155. Preferred orientation of phyllosilicates: Comparison of fault gouge, shale and schist — Hans-Rudolf Wenk, Waruntorn Kanitpanyacharoen, Marco Voltolini. JSG 32(4) 478–489.

156. Active faulting, earthquakes, and restraining bend development near Kerman city in southeastern Iran — Richard Thomas Walker, Morteza Talebian, Sohei Saifiori, Robert Alastair Sloan, Ali Rasheedi, Natasha MacBean, Abbas Ghassemi. JSG 32(8) 1046–1060.

157. Stochastic modeling for the stress inversion of vein orientations: Paleostress analysis of Pliocene epithermal veins in southwestern Kyushu, Japan — Atsushi Yamaji, Katsushi Sato, Satoshi Tonai. JSG 32(8) 1137–1146.

158. Integrated fracture prediction using sequence stratigraphy within a carbonate fault damage zone, Texas, USA — Christopher K. Zahm, Laura C. Zahm, Jerome A. Bellian. JSG 32(9) 1363–1374.

159. Photograph of the Month: Columnar jointing in basalt, Shandong Province, China — Xing-Wang Xu. JSG 32(10) 1403.

160. Thermal decomposition of serpentine during coseismic faulting: Nanostructures and mineral reactions — Cecilia Viti, Takehiro Hirose. JSG 32(10) 1476–1484.

161. Photograph of the Month: JSG special issue “Fault Zones” — Photo of the month — C.A.J. Wibberley. JSG 32(11) 1553.

162. Fault zones: A complex issue — Christopher A.J. Wibberley, Zoe K. Shipton. JSG 32(11) 1554–1556.

163. Buoyancy driven flow from a waning source through a porous leaky aquifer — Andrew W. Woods, Simon Norris. JSG 32(11) 1827–1833.

164. Vorticity analysis in shear zones: A review of methods and applications — P. Xypolias. JSG 32(12) 2072–2092.