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Articles in Jan 1997 issue of Journal of the Geological Society

• Shear zone reactivation at granulite facies: The importance of plutons in the localization of viscous flow
  by Simon Hanmer
• Occurrence and field relationships of ultrahigh-pressure metagranitoid and coesite eclogite in the Su-Lu terrane, eastern China
  by S R Wallis
• influence of basement reactivation on the entensional and inversional history of the Kutai Basin, East Kalimantan, SE Asia, The
  by I R Cloke
• Fault reactivation in the Junggar region, northwest China: The role of basement structures during Mesozoic-Cenozoic compression
  by Mark B Allen
• Thabazimbi-Murchison lineament of the Kaapvaal Craton, South Africa: 2700 Ma of episodic deformation, The
  by Nadine Good
• Patterns of basement structure and reactivation along the NE Atlantic margin
  by A G Dore
• Late Carboniferous to Triassic reactivation of Variscan basement in the western English Channel: Evidence from onshore exposures in south Cornwall
  by Robin K Shail
• Reactivation of Archaean strike-slip fault systems, Amazon region, Brazil
  by Roberto V L Pinheiro
• Generation of the Tay Nappe, Scotland, by large-scale SE-directed shearing
  by M Krabbendam
• Tectonic rotation within the British paratectonic Caledonides and early Palaeozoic location of the orogen
  by J D A Piper
• Fault-zone weakening processes along the reactivated Outer Hebrides Fault Zone, Scotland
  by J Imber
• Controls on reactivation of a major fault zone: The Fair Head-Clew Bay line in Ireland
  by K J W McCaffrey
• Late Archaean to early Proterozoic granitoid magmatism and high-grade metamorphism in the central Limpopo belt, South Africa
  by P Jaeckel
• East Irish Sea and adjacent basins: New faults or old?, The
  by Tim Needham
• Palaeoecological and evolutionary significance of anatomically preserved terrestrial plants in Upper Carboniferous marine goniatite bullions
  by A C Scott
• role of basement reactivation in continental deformation, The
  by R W H Butler
• Direct field evidence for sinistral displacements along the Great Glen Fault Zone: Late Caledonian reactivation of a regional basement structure?
  by M Stewart
• Sediment supply as a control on the variability of sequences: An example from the late Namurian of northern England
  by Kevin D Church
• Linkage between mantle and crustal structures and its bearing on inherited structures in northwestern Scotland
  by D B Snyder
• recognition of reactivation during continental deformation, The
  by R E Holdsworth
• A mechanical model for the reactivation of compartmental faults in basement thrust sheets, Muzelle region, Western Alps
  by C A J Wibberley
• Deep crustal and local rheological controls on the siting and reactivation of fault and shear zones, northeastern Newfoundland
  by R S D'Lemos
• Strike-slip fault reactivation in the Cardigan Bay basin
  by Jonathan P Turner
• Are granitic intrusions scale invariant?
  by K J W McCaffrey