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1. Geogenic lanthanoid signature in coastal and marine waters from the southern Gulf of California A. Martinez-Salcido et al.
2. Mantle exhumation at magma-poor rifted margins controlled by frictional shear zones T. Theunissen & R. Huismans
3. Interrelation between rifting, faulting, sedimentation, and mantle serpentinization during continental margin formation—including examples from the Norwegian Sea L. Rüpke et al.
4. Reappraisal of the magma-rich versus magma-poor rifted margin archetypes J. Tugend et al.
5. Towards a process-based understanding of rifted continental margins M. Pérez-Gussinyé et al.
6. Lower Crustal Strength Controls on Melting and Serpentinization at Magma‐Poor Margins: Potential Implications for the South Atlantic E. Ros et al.
7. Editorial: Continental margins unleashed - From their early inception to continental breakup T. Alves et al.
8. Crustal breakup and continent-ocean transition at South Atlantic conjugate margins O. Blaich et al.
9. Impact of lithospheric heterogeneities on continental rifting evolution: Constraints from analogue modelling on South Atlantic margins A. Cappelletti et al.
10. Rift brittle deformation of SE-Brazilian continental margin: Kinematic analysis of onshore structures relative to the transfer and accommodation zones of southern Campos Basin V. Savastano et al.
11. Seismicity in a weak crust: the transtensional tectonics of the Brawley Seismic Zone section of the Pacific–North America Plate Boundary in Southern California, USA E. Hauksson et al.
12. Formation and geophysical character of transitional crust at the passive continental margin around Walvis Ridge, Namibia G. Franz et al.
13. The ocean-continent transition in the mid-Norwegian margin: Insight from seismic data and an onshore Caledonian field analogue M. Abdelmalak et al.
14. Large volume of magma involved in South China Sea rifting: Implication for mantle breakup earlier than crust J. Zhang et al.
15. Petrology and thermobarometry of mafic granulites and migmatites from the Chafalote Metamorphic Suite: New insights into the Neoproterozoic P–T evolution of the Uruguayan—Sul-Rio-Grandense shield A. Gross et al.
16. Thinking about LIPs: A brief history of ideas in Large igneous province research H. Svensen et al.
17. Mantle evolution of the nascent oceanic basin subsequent to continental breakup constrained by Mo–Sr–Nd–Hf isotopes in MORBs from the northern margin of the South China Sea Y. Cai et al.
18. The continent–ocean transition at the mid-northern margin of the South China Sea J. Gao et al.
19. The South China Sea is not a mini-Atlantic: plate-edge riftingvsintra-plate rifting P. Wang et al.
20. Structural architecture and nature of the continent-ocean transitional domain at the Camamu and Almada Basins (NE Brazil) within a conjugate margin setting O. Blaich et al.
21. Structural style, formation of low angle normal fault and its controls on the evolution of Baiyun Rift, northern margin of the South China Sea Y. Zhao et al.
22. Crustal structure of the North Iberian continental margin from seismic refraction/wide-angle reflection profiles M. Ruiz et al.
23. Three-dimensional stratigraphic-sedimentological forward modeling of an Aptian carbonate reservoir deposited during the sag stage in the Santos basin, Brazil D. Liechoscki de Paula Faria et al.