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During this study, a least-squares regression algorithm using the vertical and horizontal displacements was developed, and the stress intensity factors, KI and KII, and the T-stress for the isotropic and anisotropic cases were determined. To further scrutinize the crack closure in both modes I and II, two-point digital extensometers were placed along the crack flanks. Crack opening displacement profiles were used to identify the loads at which each mode opened. The crack closure levels were compared between the polycrystalline and the two oriented specimens. Plastic zones associated with the fatigue crack growth were determined for all specimens using an anisotropic yield criterion. The strains in the plastic zone obtained from digital image correlation were investigated in detail and a dependence on the crystallography and load ratio R was observed. 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To further scrutinize the crack closure in both modes I and II, two-point digital extensometers were placed along the crack flanks. Crack opening displacement profiles were used to identify the loads at which each mode opened. The crack closure levels were compared between the polycrystalline and the two oriented specimens. Plastic zones associated with the fatigue crack growth were determined for all specimens using an anisotropic yield criterion. The strains in the plastic zone obtained from digital image correlation were investigated in detail and a dependence on the crystallography and load ratio R was observed. 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