A review of recent developments concerning the structure, mechanics and fluid flow properties of fault zones
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Zoe K. Shipton | Rebecca J. Lunn | Christopher Wibberley | Christopher A.-L. Jackson | R. Schlische | M. Withjack | R. Lunn | D. Faulkner | Z. Shipton | C. Wibberley | C. Jackson | Daniel R. Faulkner | Roy W. Schlische | Martha Oliver Withjack
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