The Society makes every effort to ensure that the scientific and production quality of its
books matches that of its journals. Since 1997, all book proposals have been refereed by …

Cretaceous rocks crop out extensively in the three main Alpine orogenic belts of Spain: the
Betic Cordillera, the Pyrenees and the Iberian Ranges. These rocks, deformed during …

In tectonically active areas, the landscape response to tectonic forcing is described and
possibly quantified by regional topographic and hydrographic features as well as by spatial …

Large‐scale faults in the continental crust are significant features that control the evolution of
sedimentary basins and intraplate mountain chains. Deciphering their evolution is a …

Tectonic analysis of the Cameros massif (northern Spain) demonstrates the need to
integrate detailed structural analysis with stratigraphic studies in order to understand the …

Many works in the last decades underline the role of evaporites, not just as a conditioning
factor but as the engine for subsidence and eventually basin inversion. The western …

Steep thrusts are usually interpreted as oblique-slip thrusts or inverted normal faults.
However, recent analogical and numerical models have emphasised the influence of …

La Cordillera Ibérica es una cadena intraplaca formada durante el Paleógeno-Mioceno
inferior a partir de la inversión de la Cuenca Ibérica extensional mesozoica a partir de …

Seismic hazard assessment and geochronology are closely linked disciplines. The quantity
and quality of the geochronological data used for fault-source characterization is crucial in …

Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) has been applied to the study of shallow fault
zones, although interpretation of the results requires establishing clear relationships …