We present magneto-resistance data from a high quality detwinned YBa2C
u3O7-delta single crystal, taken using the conventional four-point met
hod with the current applied along the ab plane and the field along th
e c-axis. Measurements were taken in fields of up to 12T. At temperatu
res just below the melting line, a sharp feature (a 'peak effect') app
eared in the resistance when sufficiently high current densities were
applied. We saw this feature as both a function of temperature, rho(T)
, and field, rho(H). At higher fields, above the multi-critical point
H=6T, the peak effect in rho(H) splits into two and spreads apart in
field. This forms two branches in the H-T phase diagram, and their imp
lications for the dynamics of the vortices are discussed.