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1. Water redistribution in experimentally deformed natural milky quartz single crystals—Implications for H2O‐weakening processes H. Stünitz et al.
2. Pseudotachylyte-Mylonites Record of Transient Creep From Inter-Seismic Ductile to Co-Seismic Rupture W. Dai et al.
3. A cavitation-seal mechanism for ultramylonite formation in quartzofeldspathic rocks within the semi-brittle field (Vivero fault, NW Spain) M. Lopez-Sanchez & S. Llana-Fúnez
4. Dominant slip systems of quartz under lower amphibolite-facies conditions identified from microstructures and CPOs in quartz phenocrysts Q. Wang et al.
5. Low-temperature intracrystalline deformation microstructures in quartz T. Derez et al.
6. Three sets of crystallographic sub-planar structures in quartz formed by tectonic deformation T. Derez et al.
7. Recrystallization of quartz after low-temperature plasticity – The record of stress relaxation below the seismogenic zone C. Trepmann et al.
8. Regional and local structural controls on gold mineralization in the Ngoura-Colomines shear zone, Eastern Cameroon: Implications for gold exploration in shear systems J. Takodjou Wambo et al.
9. Coupled Microfracturing and Chemical Weathering of Precambrian Quartzite in the Extremely Humid and Tectonically Active Shillong Plateau, NE India: Implications for In Situ Quartz Weathering and Quartz Silt Production S. Sensarma et al.
10. A natural example of brittle-to-viscous strain localization under constant-stress conditions: a case study of the Kellyland fault zone, Maine, USA W. Sullivan & E. O’Hara
11. Deformation at low and high stress-loading rates C. Trepmann & L. Seybold
12. Recrystallization fabrics of sheared quartz veins with a strong pre-existing crystallographic preferred orientation from a seismogenic shear zone N. Price et al.
13. The brittle-to-viscous transition in polycrystalline quartz: An experimental study B. Richter et al.
14. Gold nugget formation from earthquake-induced piezoelectricity in quartz C. Voisey et al.
15. Experimental deformation and recrystallization of olivine – processes and timescales of damage healing during postseismic relaxation at mantle depths C. Trepmann et al.
16. Mechanisms of fine extinction band development in vein quartz: new insights from correlative light and electron microscopy T. Derez et al.
17. Deep down in the fault zone A. Padilla
18. Static recrystallization of shocked calcite in Ries impact breccias C. Trepmann et al.
19. High stresses stored in fault zones: example of the Nojima fault (Japan) A. Boullier et al.
20. Fluid-mediated, brittle–ductile deformation at seismogenic depth – Part 1: Fluid record and deformation history of fault veins in a nuclear waste repository (Olkiluoto Island, Finland) B. Marchesini et al.
21. Pulverized granite at the brittle-ductile transition: An example from the Kellyland fault zone, eastern Maine, U.S.A. W. Sullivan & E. Peterman
22. Strength of Dry and Wet Quartz in the Low‐Temperature Plasticity Regime: Insights From Nanoindentation A. Ceccato et al.
23. Transient deformation and long-term tectonic activity in the Eastern Alps recorded by mylonitic pegmatites F. Hentschel et al.
24. Fluid-mediated transition from dynamic rupturing to aseismic slip at the base of the seismogenic continental crust A. Ceccato & G. Pennacchioni
25. The Rheological Evolution of Brittle‐Ductile Transition Rocks During the Earthquake Cycle: Evidence for a Ductile Precursor to Pseudotachylyte in an Extensional Fault System, South Mountains, Arizona C. Stewart & E. Miranda
26. Stresses during pseudotachylyte formation - Evidence from deformed amphibole and quartz in fault rocks from the Silvretta basal thrust (Austria) L. Brückner & C. Trepmann
27. High Stress Deformation and Short‐Term Thermal Pulse Preserved in Pyroxene Microstructures From Exhumed Lower Crustal Seismogenic Faults (Lofoten, Norway) L. Campbell & L. Menegon
28. Pseudotachylyte Formation in Brittle–Ductile Transition of the Anning River Fault Zone: Implications for Seismic Processes W. Dai et al.
29. Brazilian semiarid soils formed during the last glacial maximum J. de Souza et al.
30. Transient Creep of Quartz and Granulite at High Temperature Under Wet Conditions S. Masuti et al.
31. Seismically induced kinking in quartz M. Bestmann et al.
32. Earthquake swarms frozen in an exhumed hydrothermal system (Bolfin Fault Zone, Chile) S. Masoch et al.
33. Gemological characteristics and inclusions of green rutilated quartz from Huanggangliang, Inner Mongolia S. Zhao et al.
34. Analysis of crystallographic preferred orientations of experimentally deformed Black Hills Quartzite R. Kilian & R. Heilbronner
35. Rheology Dependent on the Distance to the Propagating Thrust Tip—(Ultra‐)Mylonites and Pseudotachylytes of the Silvretta Basal Thrust L. Brückner et al.
36. Mechanical properties and recrystallization of quartz in presence of H2O: Combination of cracking, subgrain rotation and dissolution-precipitation processes P. Pongrac et al.