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1. The pre-Cenozoic structural setting of the Subhercynian Basin and its influence on the Cenozoic depositional environment. A. Malz et al.
2. A novel multi-scale approach to fault network analysis and visualization: test case Franconian Platform (SE Germany) J. Wiest et al.
3. Spectral decomposition reveals Hidden Fluvial channels: Implications for geothermal potential in the Karlsruhe Area, Upper Rhine Graben, Germany A. Tolba et al.
4. Post-Variscan thermal history of the Boskovice Basin (Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic) based on thermochronology data D. Botor et al.
5. Continental rifts and mantle convection L. Jolivet et al.
6. The crustal stress field of Germany: a refined prediction S. Ahlers et al.
7. Petrophysical characterization, BIB-SEM imaging, and permeability models of tight carbonates from the Upper Jurassic (Malm ß), SE Germany S. Freitag et al.
8. Diagenesis and controls on reservoir quality of Lower Triassic red bed sandstones (Buntsandstein) from a marginal basin facies, southwest Germany D. Quandt et al.
9. Saltern, mudflat, and dry playa: playa basin types of a retreating epeiric sea (Keuper, Germany) C. Leitner et al.
10. Palaeostress analysis based on multiple inversion in 9-dimensional space in relation to hydrothermal calcite veins in the SE margin of the Elbe Fault Zone (Bohemian Cretaceous Basin, the Czech Republic) J. Juráček et al.
11. Reconstructing environmental signals across the Permian-Triassic boundary in the SE Germanic Basin: A Quantitative Provenance Analysis (QPA) approach L. Caracciolo et al.
12. New insights into tunnel valley locations and Cenozoic exhumation in the southwestern Baltic Sea based on Machine Learning aided seismic refraction tomography A. Warwel et al.
13. Facies evolution in space and time of the lower Permian Tambach Basin, Thuringia, and its implications J. Stubenrauch et al.
14. Evidence for active upper mantle flow in the Atlantic and Indo-Australian realms since the Upper Jurassic from hiatus maps and spreading rate changes B. Vilacís et al.
15. New evidence from seismic data on the effect of Late Cretaceous deformation on geothermal systems in the Münsterland Cretaceous Basin, NW Germany A. Jüstel et al.
16. Granitic/rhyolitic and sedimentary reservoir rocks of the Upper Rhine Graben – trace element mobility during fluid-rock interaction K. Drüppel et al.
17. Millennial-scale erosion rates in the Harz Mountains (Germany) from cosmogenic 10Be: implications for landscape evolution of basement highs in Central Europe R. Hetzel et al.
18. The Subhercynian Basin: an example of an intraplate foreland basin due to a broken plate D. Hindle & J. Kley
19. The continental Hessenreuth Formation (Middle Turonian–Middle Coniacian, Danubian Cretaceous Group, Bavaria, Germany): syntectonic deposition during Late Cretaceous inversion B. Niebuhr et al.
20. Compositional and Numerical Geomorphology Along a Basement–Foreland Transition, SE Germany, with Special Reference to Landscape-Forming Indices and Parameters in Genetic and Applied Terrain Analyses H. Dill et al.
21. Old orogen - young topography: Characterizing styles of late Cenozoic uplift and exhumation in the European Variscan belt F. Dremel et al.
22. The Late Cretaceous tectono-sedimentary evolution of northern Poland – A seismic perspective on the role of transverse and axial depositional systems during basin inversion A. Stachowska & P. Krzywiec
23. Two Distinct Metasomatized Mantle Sources Produced Two Groups of Alkaline SiO2-Undersaturated Rocks in the Southern Central European Volcanic Province T. Binder et al.
24. Late to post-Variscan basement segmentation and differential exhumation along the SW Bohemian Massif, central Europe A. Eberts et al.
25. 3D temperature modelling in deep sedimentary basins – A case study from Altmark region (North German Basin) J. Wächter et al.
26. Episodic kilometre-scale burial and exhumation and the importance of missing section P. Green et al.
27. Integrated stratigraphy and facies development of the lower Danubian Cretaceous Group (Bavaria, SE-Germany): dissecting Cenomanian–middle Turonian onlap patterns onto the Bohemian Massif N. Metzner et al.
28. Reconstruction of cyclic Mesozoic–Cenozoic stress development in SE Germany using fault-slip and stylolite inversion S. Köhler et al.
29. The Langeland Fault System unravelled: Quaternary fault reactivation along an elevated basement block between the North German and Norwegian–Danish basins N. Ahlrichs et al.
30. Dawn and dusk of Late Cretaceous basin inversion in central Europe T. Voigt et al.
31. Morphostratigraphy of landform series from the Late Cretaceous to the Quaternary: The “3 + 1” model of the quadripartite watershed system at the NW edge of the Bohemian Massif H. Dill et al.
32. The Late Cretaceous Tectono-Sedimentary Evolution of Northern Poland – a Seismic Perspective on the Role of Transverse and Axial Depositional Systems During Basin Inversion A. Stachowska & P. Krzywiec
33. Depositional and diagenetic controls on porosity evolution in sandstone reservoirs of the Stuttgart Formation (North German Basin) S. Niegel & M. Franz
34. The Late Mesozoic to Palaeogene cooling history of the Thuringian Forest basement high and its southern periphery (Central Germany) revealed by combined fission-track and U-Pb LA-ICP-MS dating M. Thieme et al.
35. Two distinct age groups of melilitites, foidites, and basanites from the southern Central European Volcanic Province reflect lithospheric heterogeneity T. Binder et al.
36. Cenozoic Volcanic Provinces and Shallow Asthenospheric Volumes in the Circum‐Mediterranean: Evidence From Magmatic Geochemistry, Seismic Tomography, and Integrated Geophysical‐Petrological Thermochemical Inversion A. El‐Sharkawy et al.
37. Reconstructing post-Jurassic overburden in central Europe: new insights from mudstone compaction and thermal history analyses of the Franconian Alb, SE Germany S. Freitag et al.