… in basins and in other tectonically quiescent environments by … -tectonic but, because literally
all sediments are deformed in some way during burial before being tectonically deformed, …

… strain underlined by the intense tectonic transposition, we never observe clear asymmetry
of the strain … , and isoclinal folds is compatible with bulk coaxial strain due to an east–west …

… Our objective in this paper is to provide a selective review of the linkages between tectonics
… the tectonic history of a region. This overview will initially focus on the main types of tectonic …

… on stress in (2) shows that ductile deformation is very sensitive to changes in rock type and
… in active regions with a complex thermal-tectonic history. Furthermore, because the ductile …

… deformational history with two distinct deformation stages, both recording bulk finite
strains of similar order of magnitude but with a marked difference in finite strain distribution. …

… of deformation. The amount of deformation was judged from the shape of deformed objects
such as reduction spots, the thickness and spacing of deformed zones, and the degree of …

… meshes such that either strain rate or cumulative strain can be followed. The finite strain
history, crustal thickness and stretching factor of points within the deformation zones are tracked …

… The understanding we have developed of the kinematics and tectonic history of the plate …
strain or the velocity maps derived from geodetic strain illustrate the tectonic deformation on …

… The deformation history, e.g_ the rotation paths of linear structures or the temporal … of the
strain ellipse can also be found by successively apply ing an incremental deformation matrix D. …

… deformation phases) across the southern and eastern margins of the Tauern window and
relate them to the regional tectonic … with little internal deformation; (2) the strain associated with …