# Journal of Structural Geology

ISSN: 0191-8141
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• image analysis data on three samples from San Benedetto-Gioia dei Marsi fault (central Italy)
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• This data set contains: Electron Microprobe geochemical data used for petrological considerations and for geothermobarometric estimations. Fabric strength estimations obtained from the study of the crystallographic preferred orientation of quartz.
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• Structural analysis of mass transport deposits
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• Four Supplementary data files have been uploaded and are referred to in the text. Detailed captions have been included in each individual supplementary data pdf. Brief description of the content of each supplementary data file is provided below: Supplementary data-1 is a table giving coefficient of determination for different statistical distributions of vein thickness for different transects. Supplementary data-2: Thickness vs. corrected cumulative number of veins per unit length graphs for each transect in the mineralized and non-mineralized zones of the Gadag region (Southern India). Supplementary data-3: Thickness vs. probability density function of vein distribution for each transect in mineralized and non-mineralized zone. Supplementary data-4: Lower hemisphere equal area projections of poles to vein orientations for each outcrop in the mineralized and non-mineralized zone of the study area.
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• Fault data and tectonic structures.
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• Structures associated with rigid inclusions are a rich source of evidence to understand the local deformation regime. The behaviour of rigid objects in modelled here as being immersed in a linear Newtonian fluid with either (i) a stick boundary condition (continuity of stress and velocity across the boundary) or (ii) a slip boundary condition (continuity of boundary normal stress and velocity across the boundary with zero shear stress at the boundary). Of particular interest are the types of structures developed in a concentric region adjacent to the object termed the mantle. A model of the displacement of points around the inclusion comprises a set of ordinary differential equations which are solved numerically. A comprehensive set of simulations for a variety of mantle sizes, object aspect ratios, initial orientations as well as different boundary conditions has been performed. A comparison between natural examples and model output indicates a level of consistency. The resulting structures differ in detail and in a broader sense. In general $\delta$-type structures only develop when stick boundary conditions are in operation. In contrast, $\sigma$-type structures at high strain are restricted to slip boundary conditions. Slip conditions also tends to be the source of complex mantle types involving more than one generation of mantle structures or wings. Furthermore, our model indicates that using asymmetry of orientation of objects relative to the shear direction may be problematic when used alone, particularly if stick boundary conditions prevail but that together with mantle structures there is less chance of confusion.
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• Supplementary data tables containing details on the Puna Tsang Chu transect thin sections and RSCM peak temperature data.
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• My data are the mineral content of host rock samples and the sulfur and strontium isotope results of gypsum vein and wall rock samples from the Qingshuiying Formation.
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