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CONTENTS

Tectonophysics,

Volume 66

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Preface........................................ Quantitative Wood,

analysis of strain heterogeneity D.S. and Holm, P.E. (Urbana,

Strain in ductile Oertel,

transmission

DR.,

Rousell,

D.H.

produced

Kelly, W.C.and

Kink bands in the Onaping Stylolitic

of naturally

deformation

deformed

(Sudbury,

polycrystalline

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83

Great Britain)

Mich., U.S.A.)

Basin, Ontario

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Ont., Canada)

cleavage and cleavage refraction

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dolomite

bands in stibnite

Clark, B.R. (Ann Arbor,

Formation,‘Sudbury

1

bed

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microscopy

VII

and strain rate

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Ont., Canada) and White, S.H. (London,

of experimentally

McQueen,

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III., U.S.A.)

U.S.A.)

electron

White, J.C. (London, Kinematics

of temperature

rocks on the convex side of a folded competent

G. (Los Angeles, Calif.,

High-voltage

as a function

in Lower

Paleozoic

rocks of the Great Valley,

Mary-

land Helmstaedt, Superposed

H. and Greggs, R.G. (Kingston,

crenulation

Helmstaedt, Cumulative

Ont., Canada)

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cleavages resulting from progressive deformation

H. and Dixon,

deformation

J.M. (Kingston,

Ont., Canada)

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in the Barnes Ice Cap and implications

for the development

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of folia-

tion Hudleston, Gravity

P.J. and Hooke,

instability

northern

in the

R. LeB. (Minneapolis,

Holocene

Little

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Mint-r., U.S.A.) Glass Mountain

rhyolitic

obsidian

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flows,

California

Fink, J.H. (Stanford,Calif., Deformation

Big and

U.S.A.)

due to the distension

Morgan, J. (Toronto, Emplacement

Ont., Canada)

and deformation

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of cylindrical

igneous contacts:

a kinematic

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of the Archean

Saganaga batholith,

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model

Vermilion

District,

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northy

eastern Minnesota Davidson, Magnetic

D.M.,

Jr. (El Paso,Texas,

susceptibility

anisotropy

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U.S.A.)

of mylonites

from

the

Lake

Char mylonite

zone,

179

south

eastern New England Goldstein, Orientation

A.G. of

(Amherst,

feldspar

Province, Canadian Grunsky,

E.C.

Schwerdtner. Viscosity-based

numerical

and folding

Ont.,

(Toronto,

Stein, R. and Wickham, Strain

in

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samples

from

the

southern

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Churchill

Shield

(Toronto,

W.M.

Mass., U.S.A.)

porphyroclasts

Canada),

model for fault-zone J. (Norman,

mechanisms

Robin,

Okla.,

P.-Y.F.

(Mississauga,

Ont.,

Canada)

and

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Ont., Canada)

development

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U.S.A.)

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in drape folding

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in a similar style fold from the northern

Selkirks

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of the Cana-

dian Cordillera SPang. J.H.. Simony, P.S. and Mitchell, W.J. (Calgary, Alta., Canada) The geometry of folds in granitoid rocks of northeastern Alberta Langenberg.

C.W. and Ramsden,

J. (Edmonton,

Alta.,

Canada)

foothills

projection and the analysis of low-angle of Alberta, Canada

Kifbv. W.E. and Charlesworth,

H.A.K.

(Edmonton,

Alta.,

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Computerizeddownplunge Mountain

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Canada)

thrust-faults

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269

in the Rocky

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L errer Section Error analysis of Swedish earthquakes B&h, B&h,

(Uppsala,Sweden)

M.

A method

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Tl

for mapping seismic intensities applied to Sweden M. (Uppsala,

Teleseismic Gupta,

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Sweden)

P-wave residual investigations H.K.and

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at Shillong,

Singh, V.P. (Hyderabad.

Tll

India

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India)

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T19

Research Papers Seismotectonics Verma,

of the Hindukush

R.K.,

Mukhopadhyay,

The two intracrustal Valdiya,

boundary

K.S. (Nainital,

The disrupted

ophiolitic

and Baluchistan

arc

M. and Bhanja, A.K.

(Dhanbad,

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India).

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thrusts of the Himalaya

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India1

belt of the southwest

Parrot, J.F. and Dugas, F. (Bandy,

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Pacific: evidence of an Eocene subduction

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France)

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323 zone

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Discussion The orientation -

of grains in a sheared dispersion

Discussion

Reed, L.J. (Tahlequah,

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Okla.,

U.S.A.)

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Reply

Owens, W.H.

(Birmingham,

Great Britain)

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