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1. Paleostress analysis and rift kinematics of the petroliferous Barmer rift basin, western Rajasthan, India S. Dasgupta et al.
2. Geodynamic controls on clastic-dominated base metal deposits A. Glerum et al.
3. Superimposed Rifting at the Junction of the Central and Equatorial Atlantic: Formation of the Passive Margin of the Guiana Shield A. Loparev et al.
4. The influence of orogenic collision inheritance on rifted margin architecture: Insights from comparing numerical experiments to the Mid-Norwegian margin G. Peron-Pinvidic et al.
5. Sediment routing systems to the Atlantic rifted margin of the Guiana Shield D. Rouby et al.
6. Salt tectonics synchronous with salt deposition in the Santos Basin (Ariri Formation, Brazil) N. Célini et al.
7. The Effect of Obliquity of Slip in Normal Faults on Distribution of Open Fractures C. von Hagke et al.
8. Conjugate margins — An oversimplification of the complex southern North Atlantic rift and spreading system? A. Peace & J. Kim Welford
9. Structural characteristics of the “Puquios chaos” and its relationship with the Andean middle Cretaceous extensional tectonics at 27°S, northern Chile F. Reinoso et al.
10. Infiltration of volatile-rich mafic melt in lower crustal peridotites provokes lower crustal earthquakes E. Ryan et al.
11. The Makkah–Madinah Transform Zone: a relic rift-to-rift continental transform formed during early Arabia–Nubia plate separation T. Aldaajani & K. Furlong
12. Structural geology and deformation analysis in the Búzios-Itapu area, Santos Basin — offshore Brazil R. Siqueira et al.
13. Kinematics and extent of the Piemont–Liguria Basin – implications for subduction processes in the Alps E. Le Breton et al.
14. Evolution of an oblique volcanic passive margin: The case of Nuussuaq in West Greenland H. Guan et al.
15. Mechanism of Structure Variations at Rifted Margins in the Central Segment of South Atlantic: Insights from Numerical Modeling Z. WANG et al.
16. Modeling Lithospheric Thickness Along the Conjugate South Atlantic Passive Margins Implies Asymmetric Rift Initiation P. Haas et al.
17. Evolution of Rift Systems and Their Fault Networks in Response to Surface Processes D. Neuharth et al.
18. Structural Architecture and Deformation History of Tempe Terra, Mars C. Orlov et al.
19. Impact of crustal rheology and inherited mechanical weaknesses on early continental rifting and initial evolution of double graben structural configurations: Insights from 2D numerical models M. Oliveira et al.
20. Assessing the Rotation and Segmentation of the Porcupine Bank, Irish Atlantic Margin, During Oblique Rifting Using Deformable Plate Reconstruction P. Yang et al.
21. The new global tectonic map—Analyses and implications J. van Dijk
22. Kinematics of rift linkage between the Eastern and Ethiopian rifts in the Turkana Depression, Africa G. Sullivan et al.
23. Rotation, narrowing, and preferential reactivation of brittle structures during oblique rifting G. Duclaux et al.
24. Conjugate volcanic passive margins in the austral segment of the South Atlantic – Architecture and development F. Chauvet et al.
25. Analogue modelling of marginal flexure in Afar, East Africa: Implications for passive margin formation F. Zwaan et al.
26. Southern California basin and non‐basin classification algorithm for ground‐motion site amplification model applications C. Nweke & R. Shams
27. Tectonic evolution of the intra-uplift Vigodi-Gugriana-Khirasra-Netra Fault System in the seismically active Kachchh rift basin, India: Implications for the western continental margin of the Indian plate M. Shaikh et al.
28. Unzipping supercontinent Pangea: Geologic, potential field data, and buried structures, and a case for sequential Atlantic opening A. Stubblefield et al.
29. Oblique rifting along transfer zones: The structural evolution model revealed by physical modeling R. Rodrigues et al.
30. South Atlantic passive margin evolution: A thermochronology case study from the Rio de Janeiro-Três Rios section, SE Brazil J. Gezatt et al.
31. The structural evolution of oceanic core complexes: A concept based on analog modeling Y. Mart
32. Evolution of the transtensional Barreirinhas pull-apart system in the Brazilian Equatorial margin and its correlation with the African conjugate counterpart D. de Castro et al.
33. Structural Analysis of the Western Afar Margin, East Africa: Evidence for Multiphase Rotational Rifting F. Zwaan et al.
34. Rift and plate boundary evolution across two supercontinent cycles A. Merdith et al.
35. Deconstructing plate tectonic reconstructions M. Seton et al.
36. The Limpopo Magma‐Rich Transform Margin, South Mozambique: 1. Insights From Deep‐Structure Seismic Imaging L. Watremez et al.
37. Paleomagnetic evidence of early Pleistocene counterclockwise rotation in the Butajira volcanic zone, central Main Ethiopian rift N. Mulugeta et al.
38. Magma-poor continent–ocean transition zones of the southern North Atlantic: a wide-angle seismic synthesis of a new frontier J. Welford
39. Deformation characteristics and analog modeling of transtensional structures in the Dongying Sag, Bohai Bay Basin D. Dong et al.
40. Analogue modelling of basin inversion: a review and future perspectives F. Zwaan et al.
41. Evolution of slip partitioning in a major continental margin strike-slip fault system during a transition to oblique plate-margin tectonics: Insight into the evolution of the Garlock fault zone, California (USA) J. Andrew et al.
42. Architecture and tectonostratigraphic evolution of the Pescadero Basin Complex, southern Gulf of California: Analysis of high-resolution bathymetry data and seismic reflection profiles N. Ramírez-Zerpa et al.
43. Late Miocene transition from extension to dextral transtension in the southern Coastal Sonora fault zone, Gulf of California rift, Mexico A. Del Pilar-Martínez et al.
44. Neodymium isotope mapping a polygenetic TTG batholith: failed back-arc rifting in the Central Metasedimentary Belt, southwestern Grenville Province J. Strong & A. Dickin
45. Intraplate records of a transform margin formation: Brittle deformation in the basement of the basins from the northeastern extremity of the Brazilian equatorial margin R. Rodrigues et al.
46. The impact of oblique inheritance and changes in relative plate motion on the development of rift-transform systems G. Farangitakis et al.
47. Orogenic bridge theory: towards a predictive tool for past and future plate tectonics J. Koehl & G. Foulger
48. Investigating the Porcupine Atlantic margin, offshore Ireland, through integration of new seismic reflection and gravity data P. Yang & J. Welford
49. Early Cretaceous evolution of the Tromsø Basin, SW Barents Sea, Norway B. Kairanov et al.
50. Magma-assisted fragmentation of Pangea: Continental breakup initiation and propagation H. Guan et al.
51. Orogenic gold in the Blue Mountains, eastern Oregon, USA B. Lutz
52. Kinematic analysis of the mesozoic - Early Cenozoic deformation in the paipote basin (27°10′S) M. Peña et al.
53. Sedimentation and deformation in oblique continental rifts: The role of climate-tectonic interactions L. Xue et al.
54. Investigating the Goban Spur rifted continental margin, offshore Ireland, through integration of new seismic reflection and potential field data P. Yang et al.
55. Reply to Comment: Carbonate production and reef building under ferruginous seawater conditions in the Cambrian rift branches of the Avalon Zone, Newfoundland by E. Landing and G. Geyer J. Álvaro & A. Mills
56. Segmentation and increasing activity in the Neogene-Quaternary Teruel Basin rift (Spain) revealed by morphotectonic approach L. Ezquerro et al.
57. Cambrian sedimentary basins of northern Gondwana as geodynamic markers of incipient opening of the Rheic Ocean R. Syahputra et al.
58. The West African salt‐bearing rifted margin—Regional structural variability and salt tectonics between Gabon and Namibe L. Pichel et al.
59. Paleostress analysis and reconstruction of tectonic stress variations since Gondwana breakup in the Island Belt Fault Zone, Kutch Basin, India C. Jani et al.
60. Determining continuous basins across conjugate margins: The East Orphan, Porcupine, and Galicia Interior basins of the southern North Atlantic Ocean L. Sandoval et al.
61. Structure and evolution of the Atlantic passive margins: A review of existing rifting models from wide-angle seismic data and kinematic reconstruction Y. Biari et al.
62. Structural configuration and tectonics of the Flemish Cap, offshore Newfoundland, from newly acquired seismic reflection data P. Yang & J. Welford
63. The influence of the strength of pre-existing weak zones on rift geometry and strain localization L. Xue et al.
64. Structural inheritance in the North Atlantic C. Schiffer et al.
65. Perspectives on Continental Rifting Processes From Spatiotemporal Patterns of Faulting and Magmatism in the Rio Grande Rift, USA A. Abbey & N. Niemi
66. Coupling Crustal‐Scale Rift Architecture With Passive Margin Salt Tectonics: A Geodynamic Modeling Approach L. Pichel et al.
67. Structural analysis of the Wichita Uplift and structures in the Anadarko Basin, Southern Oklahoma M. Turko & S. Mitra
68. Looking beyond kinematics: 3D thermo-mechanical modelling reveals the dynamics of transform margins A. Jourdon et al.
69. Crustal stretching style variations in the northern margin of the South China Sea Y. Bai et al.
70. Advances in Deformable Plate Tectonic Models: 2. Reconstructing the Southern North Atlantic Back Through Time M. King & J. Welford
71. The interplay between basement fabric, rifting, syn‐rift folding, and inversion in the Rio do Peixe Basin, NE Brazil L. Pichel et al.
72. Discontinuous Igneous Addition Along the Eastern North American Margin Beneath the East Coast Magnetic Anomaly C. Brandl et al.
73. Paleomagnetism of Gedemsa magmatic segment, Main Ethiopian Rift: Implication for clockwise rotation of the segment in the Early Pleistocene Y. Muhabaw et al.
74. Modelling the contrasting tectonic and magmatic evolution of rifted and transform margins and subsequent oceanic spreading A. Balázs & T. Gerya
75. Self-organization of mid-ocean ridge segments during oblique oceanisation H. Su et al.
76. Rift obliquity in the Northern Volcanic Zone in Iceland using UAV-based structural data E. Panza et al.
77. Jurassic–Cretaceous intraplatform basins from NW Sicily fold and thrust belt: Implications for oblique rifting of the Southern Tethyan margin L. Basilone
78. Competing effects of crustal shortening, thermal inheritance, and surface processes explain subsidence anomalies in inverted rift basins É. Oravecz et al.