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The role of pre-existing sulphides in copper-ore formation at Mount Isa, Queensland
The sulphide deposit at Mount Isa, northwest Queensland, is a siltstone-shale sequence that has been metamorphosed to lower greenschist facies and variously altered by... -
Heavy minerals in the late Cainozoic sediments of southeastern South...
Concentrations of heavy minerals in the prograded coastal sequence of southeastern South Australia are generally low, partly as a result of the high content of locally derived... -
The Karumba Basin, northeastern Australia and southern New Guinea
The Karumba Basin in its present form coincides areally with the Gulf of Carpentaria and the river systems draining into it. The Basin is mainly of Cainozoic age, epi-cratonic,... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.4 no.2
Contents: 1.Senior BR. Mineralogy and chemistry of weathered and parent sedimentary rocks in southwest Queensland. 2.Burne RV, Gorter JD, Saxby JD. Source rocks and hydrocarbon... -
Late quaternary regional controls on the development of the Great Barrier...
High-resolution seismic reflection data have been examined in an attempt to identify and explain some of the regional differences and controls on the development of the Great... -
Use of 0, C, and S stable isotopes in regional mineral exploration
In many ore-forming and surficial environments, fluid-rock interaction can be identified using isotopic methods, especially H, O, C and S stable isotopes. The isotopic... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.3 no.3
Contents: 1.Black LP, Blake DH, Olatunji JA. Ages of granites and associated mineralisation in the Herberton tinfield of northeast Queensland. 2.Simpson CJ. LANDSAT: developing... -
A selected bibliography on Australian gravity
This bibliography mainly contains reports of those major surveys used to construct the 1976 1:5 million gravity map of Australia. The bibliography is listed in alphabetical... -
Australian Regolith Conference 1994
The Australian Regolith Conference 94 was jointly organised by the Australian Geological Survey Organisation (AGSO) and the Centre for Australian Regolith Studies (CARS), and... -
Early Permian Brachiopoda from Irian Jaya
A new Early Permian (Aktastinian-early Baigendzhinian, early Artinskian) brachiopod fauna is described from the Aiduna Formation, which crops out in the upper reaches of the... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.2 no.4
Contents: 1.Senior BR, McColl DH, Long BE, Whiteley RJ. The geology and magnetic characteristics of precious opal deposits, southwest Queensland. 2.What maps are needed now?... -
Lithology and diagenesis of the carbonate foundations of modern reefs in the...
In the southern Great Barrier Reef a relativel y thin (< 20 m) Holocene reef has developed on a foundation comprising a succession of older reefs. This reef foundation... -
Australia's mineral resources and their global status
Australias known resources of a wide range of mineral commodities are considerable in comparison with rates of production. Australia has the worlds largest economic demonstrated... -
The musculature and vascular systems of two species of Cambrian Paterinide...
Two species of Paterinide brachiopod preserving details of the musculature and vascular systems have been studied. Their dorsal valves are shown to have a large quadripartite... -
The effects in Western Australia of a major earthquake in Indonesia on 19 August 1977
The Indonesian earthquake of 19 August 1977, with a magnitude (M), 8 was felt in Western Australia up to distances of 2600 km. The maximum ground intensity felt was MM V in... -
Buried reef structures in the Lennard Shelf, Canning Basin, Western Australia
Buried Upper Devonian reef has been found in Meda No. 1 borehole in the Lennard Shelf, Canning Basin. Frequency analysis made on seismic-record sections across the structure... -
Ferricrete in Cape York Peninsula, North Queensland
In Cape York Peninsula ferricrete is found in a wide variety of locations, including scarp edges, lower valley slopes, around surface depressions, on gently sloping interfluves... -
The Brunhes/Matuyama Polarity Transition (0.78 Ma) as a chronostratigraphic...
The Brunhes/Matuyama (B/M) polarity transition (0.78 Ma) marks the end of the last major period of reversed polarity of the Earth s magnetic field. Weathered regolith materials... -
Volcanic core of Niue Island, southwest Pacific Ocean
The results of a gravity and magnetic survey of Niue Island, a raised atoll in the southwest Pacific Ocean, indicate that volcanic rocks underlie the coral limestone capping at...