Thomas Blenkinsop

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Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Thomas Blenkinsop is a Professor at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on the rheological properties of naturally deformed rocks, the influence of shear zones on mineralization, and the geological structures related to subduction and hydrothermal systems. He has published extensively on topics including deformation microstructures, subsurface fracturing, and spatial distributions of mineralization.

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David Buchs

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Cardiff University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Laurel B. Goodwin

University of Wisconsin-Madison

UNITED STATES

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Ake Fagereng

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Cardiff University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Carl Spandler

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University of Adelaide

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Naturally deformed polymineralic rocks provide quantitative rheological information

Deformation microstructures of low- and high-strain epidote-blueschist (Ryukyu arc, Japan): Implications for subduction interface rheology

Strain in sulphide filled foliation boudinage structures at the Mount Isa Cu deposit, Australia

The Baiyangping vein-type polymetallic mineralization as a response to shear zone development and block rotation in SE Tibetan Plateau

New age constraints for the Tommy Creek Domain of the Mount Isa Inlier, Australia

Foliation boudinage structures in the Mount Isa Cu system

Triaxial stress and failure modes in hydrothermal mineral systems

Subsurface fracturing of sedimentary stones caused by bullet impacts

Virtual field trip to the Esla Nappe (Cantabrian Zone, NW Spain): delivering traditional geological mapping skills remotely using real data

The spatial distributions of mineralisation

Surface and Subsurface Damage Caused by Bullet Impacts into Sandstone

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David Buchs

Laurel B. Goodwin

Ake Fagereng

Carl Spandler

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