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no title author magazine year volume issue page(s) type
1 A geomorphological approach to determining the Neogene to Recent tectonic deformation in the Coastal Cordillera of northern Chile (Atacama) Riquelme, R
2003
361 3-4 p. 255-275
21 p.
article
2 contents continued 2003
361 3-4 p. VI-
1 p.
article
3 Contents Volume 361 2003
361 3-4 p. 329-330
2 p.
article
4 Deformation at Stromboli volcano (Italy) revealed by rock mechanics and structural geology Tibaldi, A
2003
361 3-4 p. 187-204
18 p.
article
5 Deformation partitioning during folding and transposition of quartz layers Lagoeiro, L
2003
361 3-4 p. 171-186
16 p.
article
6 Editorial Board 2003
361 3-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
article
7 How soft is the crust? Ranalli, Giorgio
2003
361 3-4 p. 319-320
2 p.
article
8 Origin and tectonic significance of a Mesozoic multi-layer over-thrust system within the Yangtze Block (South China) Yan, Dan-Ping
2003
361 3-4 p. 239-254
16 p.
article
9 Paleomagnetism of the Cretaceous Morelos and Mezcala Formations, southern Mexico Molina Garza, Roberto S
2003
361 3-4 p. 301-317
17 p.
article
10 Reconnaissance paleomagnetism of Late Triassic blocks, Kuyul region, Northern Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia Harbert, William
2003
361 3-4 p. 215-227
13 p.
article
11 Salt movements in the Northeast German Basin and its relation to major post-Permian tectonic phases—results from 3D structural modelling, backstripping and reflection seismic data Scheck, Magdalena
2003
361 3-4 p. 277-299
23 p.
article
12 Strain partitioning between the Suruga Trough and the Zenisu Thrust: Neogene to present tectonic evolution in the onland and offshore Tokai district, Japan Hirono, Tetsuro
2003
361 3-4 p. 205-214
10 p.
article
13 The Sanfandila earthquake sequence of 1998, Queretaro, Mexico: activation of an undocumented fault in the northern edge of central Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt Zúñiga, F.R.
2003
361 3-4 p. 229-238
10 p.
article
14 The upper crust is softer than dry quartzite Burov, E.B
2003
361 3-4 p. 321-326
6 p.
article
15 Why is the Central Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt (102°–99°W) in transtensive deformation? [Tectonophysics 359 (2002) 189–208] Ego, Frédéric
2003
361 3-4 p. 327-
1 p.
article
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