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The links to images will be found on appropriate pages in this 50 MB domain. The images as they appear are experimentally produced kink-bands, faultbend folds, Chevron fold, normal faults in sandbox, single layer natural folds from Chindamora batholith, Strain in experimentally produced gentle single layer buckles, experimentally produced diapir in plan, sheath fold and a dyke thinning considerably in a ductile shear zone with very high shear strain and presumably volume loss.
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There are 687 graphics in this web out of which about 600 are related to the theory of structural geology. The images sampled are randomly chosen as all seem to be good. You may copy these by using right mouse button. Click the thumbnail of image desired in the upper frame to load the original image within this frame. I am afraid, the images will not have any detailed captions but these will be added when this page is revised from time to time. Before you click any image, please read the following carefully. To give you a general idea, the images in the top row from left to right are of :
1. Boudinaged folds, folded boudins, sigmoidal extension veins, pure\simple shear, similar fold model, dextral shear kinematical indicators, slickensided striae, dextral kinematic indicators.
2. Thrust initiation and blind thrusts, Murphy's method of Mohr diagram for three stretches, Hsu\Hossack\Nadai diagram, Flinn diagram for 5 constant volume ellipsoids, Antitaxially grown crystals of clinozoisite, thrust in experiment, Listric normal faults, Schmidt projections for five constant volume ellipsoids.
3. 3D Mohr diagrams for five constant volume ellipsoids, Brittle and ductile response, Untala granite, Ductile shear zone with volume loss, C and S surfaces in a foliation fish, Response of layers of different viscosity to buckling, recent movements along Alpine fault, incremental strain concept, triangular diagram for noncylindrical folds.
4. Block diagram for fault terminology, crack seal mechanism explained, ptygmatic folds, Transected folds, rotated or snowball garnet, pull apart structures, kinematic indicators (dextral foliation parallel shear), type 1 pull apart structures.
5. Dextral shear kinematic indicators, crenulation cleavage, sigmoidal extension fissures, stress propagation, Single layer cuspate fold slightly flattened, single layer fold t and viscosity contrast dependent, cuspate folds, finite element simulation for single layer buckling.
6. Box folds over a decollement, shearing and faulting of an antitaxial vein, Crack seal structures in antitaxial vein, conjugate brittle ductileshear zones, asymmetrical box fold, type 3 fold interference pattern, stylolitic cleavage, single kink-bands.
7. Recumbent fold at Anakhar, type 3 fold interference pattern, deformation paths for pure and simple shear modeled after Ramberg, curved calcite growth around pyrite porphyroblast, hinge collapse in chevron folds, steeply dipping normal faults passing into gently dipping ductile shear zones in the basement and gentle thrusts passing into steeply dipping shear zones (ductile) in basement and experimental study on normal faults.
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