Abstract K-Ar and Ar/Ar illite geochronology are powerful and versatile tools that can be
used to provide age constraints on diverse geological processes such as diagenesis …

Melt-origin pseudotachylytes are the most widely accepted feature recording earthquake slip
in the fault rock record. However, reports of pseudotachylytes are rare compared to the …

New ages and strain analysis of syntectonic calcite from the west-central part of the North
Anatolian fault zone (NAFZ; northern Turkey) shed light on the debate over the origin and …

We provide new isotopic data from the Pontides, which substantiate the presence of a
Cadomian basement with latest Proterozoic granitoids but also show the existence of …

The anomalous enrichment of clay minerals in fault zones is considered a key factor
affecting the seismic behavior of faults, fault permeability, and mineralization. This process …

Fault inversion may lead to significant obliteration of earlier tectonic structures, thus
preventing the straightforward interpretation of the complete kinematics and deformation …

The evolution of the Apennine wedge has seen the time‐space migration of the forebulge,
foredeep, thrust wedge, and back‐arc extension phases in the wake of the Eastward …

Present-day exposures of ancient faults represent only the end result of the faults' often
protracted and heterogeneous histories. Here we apply K–Ar dating of synkinematic …

Floods stand out as one of the most significant disasters impacting human life, causing
widespread economic and social damage across the globe. Numerous research studies …

Although seismic and stratigraphic well information put tight constraints on rift basin
evolution, eroded rift shoulders commonly expose polydeformed prerift basement whose …