Cunningham W.D. & Mann P. Tectonics of strike-slip
restraining and releasing bends .............................. 1
Mann P. Global catalogue, classification and tectonic
origins of restraining- and releasing bends on active and
ancient strike-slip fault systems ........................... 13
Bends, sedimentary basins and earthquake hazards
Legg M.R., Goldfinger C., Kamerling M.J., Chaytor J.D. &
Einstein D.E. Morphology, structure and evolution of
California Continental Borderland restraining bends ........ 143
Wakabayashi J. Stepovers that migrate with respect to
affected deposits: field characteristics and speculation
on some details of their evolution ......................... 169
Graymer R.W., Langenheim V.E., Simpson R.W., Jachens R.C.
& Ponce D.A. Relatively simple through-going fault planes
at large-earthquake depth may be concealed by the surface
complexity of strike-slip faults ........................... 189
Bohoyo F., Galindo-Zaldivar J., Jabaloy A., Maldonado A.,
Rodriguez-Fernandez J., Schreider A. & Surinach E.
Extensional deformation and development of deep basins
associated with the sinistral transcurrent fault zone of
the Scotia-Antarctic plate boundary ........................ 203
Restraining bends, transpressional deformation and basement
controls on development
Cunningham W.D. Structural and topographic characteristics
of restraining bend mountain ranges of the Altai, Gobi
Altai and easternmost Tien Shan ............................ 219
Mann P., DeMets C. & Wiggins-Grandison M. Toward a better
understanding of the Late Neogene strike-slip restraining
bend in Jamaica: geodetic, geological, and seismic
constraints ................................................ 239
Seyrek A., Demir Т., Pringle M.S., Yurtmen S., Westaway
R.W.C., Beck A. & Rowbotham G. Kinematics of the Amanos
Fault, southern Turkey, from Ar/Ar dating of offset
Pleistocene basalt flows: transpression between the
African and Arabian plates ................................. 255
Gomez F., Nemer Т., Tabet C., Khawlie M., Meghraoui M. &
Barazangi M. Strain partitioning of active transpression
within the Lebanese restraining bend of the Dead Sea
Fault (Lebanon and SW Syria) ............................... 285
Smith M., Chantraprasert S., Morley С.К. & Cartwright I.
Structural geometry and timing of deformation in the
Chainat duplex, Thailand ................................... 305
Morley С.K., Smith M., Carter A., Charusiri P. &
Chantraprasert S. Evolution of deformation styles at
a major restraining bend, constraints from cooling
histories, Mae Ping fault zone, western Thailand ........... 325
Zampieri D. & Massironi M. Evolution of a poly-deformed
relay zone between fault segments in the eastern Southern
Alps, Italy ................................................ 351
Waldron J.W.R., Roselli C. & Johnston S.K. Transpressional
structures on a Late Palaeozoic intracontinental
transform fault, Canadian Appalachians ..................... 367
Releasing bends, transtensional deformation and fluid flow
Mouslopoulou V., Little T.A., Nicol A. & Walsh J.J.
Terminations of large strike-slip faults: an alternative
model from New Zealand ..................................... 387
Fodor L.I. Segment linkage and the state of stress in
transtensional transfer zones: field examples from the
Pannonian Basin ............................................ 417
De Paola N., Holdsworth R.E., Collettini C.,
McCaffrey K.J.W. & Barchi M.R. The structural evolution
of dilational stepovers in regional transtensional zones ... 433
Berger B.R. The 3D fault and vein architecture of strike-
slip releasing- and restraining bends: evidence from
volcanic-centre-related mineral deposits ................... 447
Index ......................................................... 473
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