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Volume 55, Number 2
November 2019
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ISSN: 0036-9276
EISSN: 2041-4951
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Editorial

Special Issue for Early Career Researchers: editorial
Heather A. Stewart; Martin P. Kirkbride
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Research article

Rupture geometries in anisotropic amphibolite recorded by pseudotachylytes in the Gairloch Shear Zone, NW Scotland
Lucy R. Campbell; Richard J. Phillips; Rachel C. Walcott; Geoffrey E. Lloyd
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Low-carbon GeoEnergy resource options in the Midland Valley of Scotland, UK
N. Heinemann; J. Alcalde; G. Johnson; J. J. Roberts; A. T. McCay; M. G. Booth
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Digging deeper: The influence of historical mining on Glasgow's subsurface thermal state to inform geothermal research
Sean M. Watson; Rob Westaway; Neil M. Burnside
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Coupled hydraulic and mechanical model of surface uplift due to mine water rebound: implications for mine water heating and cooling schemes
Fiona Todd; Christopher McDermott; Andrew Fraser Harris; Alexander Bond; Stuart Gilfillan
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A large Taenidium burrow from the Upper Carboniferous of Corrie, Isle of Arran, and remarks on the association of Taenidium burrows and Diplichnites trails
Paul N. Pearson; Robert J. Gooday
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The South Kintyre Basin: its role in the stratigraphical and structural evolution of the Firth of Clyde region during the Devonian–Carboniferous transition
G. M. Young; W. G. E. Caldwell
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Very large convergent multi-fluted glacigenic deposits in the NW Highlands, Scotland
T. R. H. Davies; J. Warburton; J. M. Turnbull
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A new cheiracanthid acanthodian from the Middle Devonian (Givetian) Orcadian Basin of Scotland and its biostratigraphic and biogeographical significance
Jan L. Den Blaauwen; Michael J. Newman; Carole J. Burrow
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Book review

Book Review
Colin J. R. Braithwaite
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    The Middle Jurassic (Aalenian-Bajocian) Bearreraig Sandstone Formation of Skye and Raasay is the thickest marine sandstone sequence in the British Isles, here seen forming the east-facing cliffs of Druim an Aonaich on Raasay, with the Palaeogene lava summit of Dun Caan in the distance. An incipient landslip failure occurs on the right-hand-side of the cliff section. A recent study from this locality on syn-rift tectonism on shallow marine sedimentation is described in Scottish Journal of Geology, 55, 35–68. Photo: Brian Bell.

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