“…It has been reported that the decrease in the fatigue strength at high-strength levels can be explained by fracture mechanics transition of fatigue cracking Based on Eq. 3a: σ f = 0.44σ b Mg-y Nd-z Zn-x Zr-T4 alloys AM-SC1 [19] GW103 [61,63] AZ31B [61,66] AZ61 [61,67] AZ80 [61,68] ZE41 [61] HZ32 [61] ZK60 [69] Predicted Based on Eq. 3b: σ f = 0.35σ b Mg-yNd-zZn-xZr-T6 alloys NZ30K10under different aging treatment [22] GW103 and GW123[10,61,63 ] AZ91 [22,[60][61][62] AZ92 [61] ZN11 [65] AZ61 [61,67] AM50 and AM60 [61,64] Mg-y Nd-z Zn-x Zr-T4 GW103 [61] AM-SC1 and AZ80 [19,68] Mg-yNd-zZn-xZr-T6 GW103 [61,63] AZ91 [22] Numerous other data available (conventional and newly developed Mg alloys materials) [10,19,22,[60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69] are also included for comparison.…”