| Stratigraphy and some structural features of the İstanbul Paleozoic | Necdet ÖZGÜL | 817–866 |
| Stratigraphy and some structural features of the İstanbul Palaeozoic | Necdet ÖZGÜL | 817–866 |
| Siluriyen Graptolit, Konodont ve Kriptospor Biyostratigrafi si, Gülüç Kesiti-Ereğli, Zonguldak Tektonik Birliği, KB Anadolu | Valeri SACHANSKI,Mehmet Cemal GÖNCÜOĞLU,İskra LAKOVA | 867–903 |
| Silurian graptolite, conodont and cryptospore biostratigraphy of the Gülüç section in Ereğli, Zonguldak Terrane, NW Anatolia, Turkey | Valeri SACHANSKI | 867–903 |
| Ion Probe U-Pb Dating of the Central Sakarya Basement: A peri-Gondwana Terrane Intruded by Late Lower Carboniferous Subduction/Collision-related Granitic Rocks | P. Ayda USTAÖMER,Timur Ustaömer & Alastair. H.f. ROBERTSON | 905–932 |
| Late Cretaceous-Eocene Geological Evolution of the Pontides Based on New Stratigraphic and Palaeontologic Data Between the Black Sea Coast and Bursa (NW Turkey) | Zahide ÖZCAN,Aral İ. OKAY,Ercan ÖZCAN,Aynur Hakyemez & | 933–960 |
| Late Cretaceous–Eocene geological evolution of the Pontides based on new stratigraphic and palaeontologic data between the Black Sea Coast and Bursa (NW Turkey) | Ercan ÖZCAN, Sevinç ALTINER ÖZKAN, Aral I. OKAY, Aynur HAKYEMEZ, Zahide ÖZCAN | 933–960 |
| Testing Alternative Tectono-Stratigraphic Interpretations of the Late Palaeozoic−Early Mesozoic Karakaya Complex in NW Turkey: Support for an Accretionary Origin Related to Northward Subduction of Palaeotethys | Alastair Harry Forbes Robertson & Timur USTAÖMER,TİMUR USTAÖMER | 961–1007 |
| Testing Alternative Tectono-Stratigraphic Interpretations of the Late Palaeozoic−Early Mesozoic Karakaya Complex in NW Turkey: Support for an Accretionary Origin Related to Northward Subduction of Palaeotethys | Alastair Harry Forbes Robertson & Timur USTAÖMER,TİMUR USTAÖMER | 961–1007 |
| Testing alternative tectono-stratigraphic interpretations of the Late Palaeozoic−Early Mesozoic Karakaya Complex in NW Turkey: Support for an accretionary origin related to northward subduction of Palaeotethys |