Contents tectonophysics, volume 74

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CONTENTS

recroffo~hysi~s, Volume 74 . s. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

introduction

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VII

True polar wander Jurdy,

R.M. (Princeton,

Minimum

continental

Utlrich, Hotspots

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N.J., U.S.A.)

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velocities with respect to the pole since the Archean

L. and Van der Voo, R. (Ann Arbor, in the southern

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Mich., U.S.A.)

oceans - An absolute frame of reference for motion

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of the Gondwana

continents Duncan,

R.A.

(Hobart,

Tasmania,

Pivot poles and plate motion Nelson, T.H. Movement

Baker, R.A.and

of iithospheric

active continental Zonenshain,

Murphy,

Trench

43

M.N.

continental

(Cambridge,

Texas, U.S.A.) zones: formation

of marginal

seas and

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pull or induced convection?

.

Mass., U.S.A.)

at subduction

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zones: plastic yield strength

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from a finite-

method

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Basin and of northeastern

Asia

Carey, E. and Dubois, J. (Orsay, France) Recent plate tectonics of the Arctic Savostin,

LA.

Geophysical

fMoscow,

U.S.S.R.)

M. (Rome,

Italy),

Plate kinematics

Jacoby, W.R. and Seidler, J.F.

Variations

(Leningrad,

U.S.S.R.)

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L.. Barbarella,

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Italy)

M., Gubeilini,

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.

A. and Russo, P. (Bologna,

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and the gravity field 5. (Frankfurt,

Plate driving forces at anomaly (Cambridge,

A.M.

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in the Messina Straits

Pieri,

and Console, R. (Rome,

Harper,

and Karasik,

and geodetic observations

Caputo, Italy),

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R.W. (Houston,

L.A. ~MOSCOW, U.S.S.R.)

migration,

of the oceanic tithosphere

element

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margins

Hsui, A.T. and Toksoz, Behaviour

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plates relative to subduction

L.P. and Savostin,

Back-arc spreading:

Australia)

reconstructions

(Wellington, England)

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F.R. of Germany)

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23 time

New Zealand),

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..

Hurley,

A.M.

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(Glasgow, ScotlandI,

and Smith, A.G.

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in the velocities of the major plates since the late Cretaceous

Davis, D.M. and Solomon,

SC.

(Cambridge,

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Mass., USA,)

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189

Letter Section Non-coaxial Kunze, Carbonate

experimental

Koch,

Harvey,

.

deformation

in the world’s deepest wells (-9

G.M.,

mechanisms

Reeckmann,

F.G.

(San Francisco,

Calif.,

(Menlo Park, Calif.,

properties

Texas, U.S.A.)

S.A. and Borak, 5. (Troy,

bending of strata over laccolithic

Pollard, D.D. Directional

of olivine

H.G. (Houston,

Friedman, Monoclinal

deformation

F.R. and Ave Lallemant,

Johnson,

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of polygons and their application

P.K. and Ferguson. CC.

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Tl

U.S.A.)

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T15

intrusions

U.S.A.),

U.S.A.)

N.Y.,

.

km)

(Nottingham,

A.M.

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(Cincinnati,

Ohio,

U.S.A.)

and

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T21

to finite strain estimation

Great Britain)

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T33

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Research Papers Regional

heat flow

Majorowicz, Thermal

variations

Crane,

patterns

in the Western

J.A. and Jessop, A.M. in the Gregory

K. (Palisades,

Morphotectonic

N.Y.,

analysis

Canadian

(Ottawa,

Rift

Sedimentary

Ont.,

of southern

Basin

Canada)

209

Kenya(?)

.

U.S.A.)

of the Hazara

239

arc region

of the

Himalayas,

north

Pakistan

and north-

west India Gornitz,

V. and Seeber,

The mantled Brun,

J.P., Gapais,

Palaeomagnetic

data

Basin, New South Facer, R.A. A new method

(Finland):

D. and Le Theoff, for

Permian

N.Y.,

U.S.A.)

interfering B. (Rennes,

and Triassic

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263

diapirs

.

France)

rocks

from

drill

holes

in the southern

283

Sydney

Wales

(Wollongong,

N.S.W.,

for estimation

the case of uniaxial Yoshikawa,

L. (New York,

gneiss of Kuopio

Australia)

of the crustal

305

stress from

cored

rock samples:

laboratory

study

in

compression

S. and Magi,

K. (Tokyo,

Japan)

323

Book Reviews Peleoclimate,

Paleomagnetism,

Seismic Exploration: Tidal Friction son Other

and Continental

Technique

and the Earth’s

Rotation

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . publications

Announcement

received

Drift

by J.K.A.

and Processing by H.N. Al-Sadi . .

Habicht

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Rees

342

- G.K. Westbrook

by P. Brosche

and J. Sundermann

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