Journal of Structural Geology (2012) / Журнал структурной геологии (2012)

1. Saw-tooth structures and curved veins related to folds in the south-central Pyrenees (Spain) — F. Bastida, J. Aller, R.J. Lisle, N.C. Bobillo-Ares, C.O. Menendez. JSG 34 43–53.

2. Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) and diamagnetic fabrics in the Duruses Limestone, NW Scotland — G.J. Borradaile, B.S.G. Almqvist, I. Geneviciene. JSG 34 54–60.

3. Origin and behavior of clay minerals in the Bogd fault gouge, Mongolia — M.D. Buatier, A. Chauvet, W. Kanitpanyacharoen, H.R. Wenk, J.F. Ritz, M. Jolivet. JSG 34 77–90.

4. The influence of viscosity contrast on the strain pattern and magnitude within and around dense blocks sinking through Newtonian rock salt — Steffi Burchardt, Hemin Koyi, Harro Schmeling. JSG 35 102–116.

5. Evolution of the hourglass structures in the Laminaria High, Timor Sea: Implications for hydrocarbon traps — N. Bozkurt Ciftci, Laurent Langhi. JSG 36 55–70.

6. Analysis of superposed strain: A case study from Barr Conglomerate in the South Delhi Fold Belt, Rajasthan, India — Nilanjan Dasgupta, Dhruba Mukhopadhyay, T. Bhattacharyya. JSG 34 30–42.

7. 3D reconstructed X-ray computed tomography image of a prolate Fe-dolomite nodule within a pelitic turbidite (Photograph of the Month) — T.N. Debacker, N. Seynaeve, J. Dewanckele, V. Cnudde, M. Sintubin. JSG 36 1.

8. Geodynamic significance of the TRM segment in the East African Rift (W-Tanzania): Active tectonics and palaeostress in the Ufipa plateau and Rukwa basin — D. Delvaux, F. Kervyn, A.S. Macheyeki, E.B. Temu. JSG 37 161–180.

9. Geometric curvature analysis of intersecting kink bands: A new perspective on the 3D geometry of kink folds — Rachel E. Dunham, Juliet G. Crider. JSG 37 236–247.

10. Comment on: “Late Cretaceous extensional denudation along a marble detachment fault zone in the Kirsehir massif near Kaman, Central Turkey” by C. Lefebvre et al., 2011 — Yurdal Genç, Tekin Yurur. JSG 36 88–89.

11. Shear fractures in anisotropic ductile materials: An experimental approach — Enrique Gomez-Rivas, Albert Griera. JSG 34 61–76.

12. Rheological constraints on quartz derived from scaling relationships and numerical models of sheared brittle-ductile quartz veins, central Southern Alps, New Zealand — Susanne Grigull, Susan M. Ellis, Timothy A. Little, Matthew P. Hill, Susanne J.H. Buiter. JSG 37 200–222.

13. Late Holocene episodic displacement on fault scarps related to interstrat al dissolution of evaporites (Teruel Neogene Graben, NE Spain) — F. Gutiérrez, D. Carbonel, J. Guerrero, J.P. McCalpin, R. Linares, C. Roqué, M. Zarroca. JSG 34 2–19.

14. Electron backscatter diffraction analysis to determine the mechanisms that operated during dynamic recrystallisation of quartz-rich rocks — Angela Halfpenny, David J. Prior, John Wheeler. JSG 36 2–15.

15. Microstructure and origin of faults in siliceous mudstone at the Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory site, Japan — Eiichi Ishii. JSG 34 20–29.

16. Quantitative kinematic analysis within the Khlong Marui shear zone, southern Thailand — Pitsanupong Kanjanapayont, Bernhard Grasemann, Michael A. Edwards, Harald Fritz. JSG 35 17–27.

17. Fibrous quartz vein filling from a shear zone in Cameroon (Photograph of the Month) — G.D. Kouankap Nono, S. Ganno, C.E. Suh, J.P. Nzenti. JSG 34 1.

18. Reply to Genc and Yurur’s comments on: “Late Cretaceous extensional denudation along a marble detachment fault zone in the Kurşehir massif near Kaman, Central Turkey” — Côme Lefebvre, Auke Barnhoorn, Douwe J.J. van Hinsbergen, Nuretdin Kaymakci, Reinoud L.M. Vissers. JSG 36 90–93.

19. Geometric consequences of ductile fabric development from brittle shear faults in mafic melt sheets: Evidence from the Sudbury Igneous Complex, Canada — Iris Lenauer, Ulrich Riller. JSG 35 40–50.

20. Strain compatibility and fault linkage in relay zones on normal faults — Jonathan J. Long, Jonathan Imber. JSG 36 16–26.

21. Comment on “Eye and sheath folds in turbidite convolute lamination: Aberystwyth Grits Group, Wales”, by H.L.O. McClelland, N.H. Woodcock, C. Gladstone, Journal of Structural Geology 33 (2011) 1140–1147 — F.O. Marques. JSG 37 248–250.

22. “Eye and sheath folds in turbidite convolute lamination: Aberystwyth Grits Group, Wales”, Reply to comment by F.O. Marques — H.L.O. McClelland, N.H. Woodcock, C. Gladstone. JSG 37 251–252.

23. Hot fluid pumping along shallow-level collisional thrusts: The Monte Rentella Shear Zone, Umbria Apennine, Italy — F. Meneghini, F. Botti, L. Aldega, C. Boschi, S. Corrado, M. Marroni, L. Pandolfi. JSG 37 36–52.

24. Fault inversion vs. new thrust generation: A case study in the Malargüe fold-and-thrust belt, Andes of Argentina — José F. Mescua, Laura B. Giambiagi. JSG 35 51–63.

25. Rotational velocity for oblique structures (Boltaña anticline, Southern Pyrenees) — Tania Mochales, Antonio M. Casas, Emilio L. Pueyo, Antonio Barnolas. JSG 35 2–16.

26. Structural style variation and its impact on hydrocarbon traps in central Fars, southern Zagros folded belt, Iran — Hossein Motamedi, Shahram Sherkati, Mohammad Sepehr. JSG 37 124–133.

27. Fault-slip accumulation in an active rift over thousands to millions of years and the importance of paleoearthquake sampling — Vasiliki Mouslopoulou, Andrew Nicol, John J. Walsh, John G. Begg, Dougal B. Townsend, Dionissios T. Hristopulos. JSG 36 71–80.

28. Timing and mechanism of late-Pleistocene calcite vein formation across the Dead Sea Fault Zone, northern Israel — Perach Nuriel, Ram Weinberger, Gideon Rosenbaum, Suzanne D. Golding, Jian-xin Zhao, I. Tonguc Uysal, Miryam Bar-Matthews, Michael R. Gross. JSG 36 43–54.

29. Comment to “Nature and tectonic significance of co-seismic structures associated with the Mw 8,8 Maule earthquake, central-southern Chile forearc” from Arriagada et al. (2011) — J. Quezada, K. Diaz, R. Moreira, E. Jaque, A. Belmonte, A. Fernández, C. Martínez. JSG 37 253–255.

30. Flexural unfolding of horizons using paleomagnetic vectors — M.J. Ramon, Emilio L. Pueyo, Jose Luis Briz, Andres Pocovi, Jose Carlos Ciria. JSG 35 28–39.

31. The causes of sinuous crustal-scale deformation patterns in hot orogens: Evidence from scaled analogue experiments and the southern Central Andes — Ulrich Riller, Alexander R. Cruden, David Boutelier, Christoph E. Schrank. JSG 37 65–74.

32. Architecture and growth of normal fault zones in multilayer systems: A 3D field analysis in the South-Eastern Basin, France — V. Roche, C. Homberg, M. Rocher. JSG 37 19–35.

33. Development and distribution of bed-parallel compaction bands and pressure solution seams in carbonates (Bolognano Formation, Majella Mountain, Italy) — Andrea Rustichelli, Emanuele Tondi, Fabrizio Agosta, Antonino Cilona, Maurizio Giorgioni. JSG 37 181–199.

34. Pinch-and-swell structure and shear zones in viscoplastic layers — Stefan M. Schmalholz, Xavier Maeder. JSG 37 75–88.

35. Kink band and associated en-echelon extensional vein array (Photograph of the Month) — Manuel Sintubin, Timothy N. Debacker, Herve Van Baelen. JSG 35 1.

36. Bias due to side wall friction in sand box experiments — P. Souloumiac, B. Maillot, Y.M. Leroy. JSG 35 90–101.

37. Integrated estimates of the thickness of the fault damage zone in granitic terrain based on penetrative mesocracks and XRD analyses of quartz — Hideo Takagi, Kazuhiro Takahashi, Koji Shimada, Kosuke Tsutsui, Reiko Miura, Narumi Kato, Shigeru Takizawa. JSG 35 64–77.

38. Inclusion-localised crystal-plasticity, dynamic porosity, and fast-diffusion pathway generation in zircon — Nicholas E. Timms, Steven M. Reddy, John D. Fitz Gerald, Leonard Green, Janet R. Muhling. JSG 35 78–89.

39. Growth processes, dimensional parameters and scaling relationships of two conjugate sets of compactive shear bands in porous carbonate grainstones, Favignana Island, Italy — E. Tondi, A. Cilona, F. Agosta, A. Aydin, A. Rustichelli, P. Renda, G. Giunta. JSG 37 53–64.

40. Comment and some questions on “Puzzles and the maximum effective moment (MEM) criterion in structural Geology” — Hengmao Tong. JSG 36 81–84.

41. Modes and timing of fracture network development in poly-deformed carbonate reservoir analogues, Mt. Chianello, southern Italy — Stefano Vitale, Francesco Dati, Stefano Mazzoli, Sabatino Ciarcia, Vincenzo Guerriero, Alessandro Iannace. JSG 37 223–235.

42. Tectonic setting of the low-grade metamorphic rocks of the Dabie Oregon, central eastern China — Shutong Xu, Weiping Wu, Yiqun Lu, Dehua Wang. JSG 37 134–149.

43. Magmatic to solid state fabrics in syntectonic granitoids recording early Carboniferous orogenic collapse in the Bohemian Massif — Jiri Zak, Krystof Verner, Frantisek V. Holub, Petr Kabele, Marta Chlupacova, Patricia Halodova. JSG 36 27–42.

44. Cosserat analysis of interactions between intersecting faults; the wedge faulting — Jure Zalohar. JSG 37 105–123.

45. Extreme ductile deformation of fine-grained salt by coupled solution-precipitation creep and microcracking: Microstructural evidence from perennial Zechstein sequence (Neuhof salt mine, Germany) — Prokop Závada, Guillaume Desbois, Alexander Schwedt, Ondrej Lexa, Janos L Urai. JSG 37 89–104.

46. Polystage deformation of the Gaoligong metamorphic zone: Structures, 40Ar/39Ar mica ages, and tectonic implications — Bo Zhang, Jinjiang Zhang, Dalai Zhong, Liekun Yang, Yahui Yue, Shuyu Yan. JSG 37 1–18.

47. Reply to comment by Hengmao Tong on “Puzzles and the maximum effective moment (MEM) criterion in structural geology” — Y.D. Zheng, T. Wang, J.J. Zheng. JSG 36 85–87.

48. Shearing of magma along a high-grade shear zone: Evolution of microstructures during the transition from magmatic to solid-state flow — I. Zibra, J.H. Kruhl, A. Montanini, R. Tribuzio. JSG 37 150–160.