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Sequence stratigraphy: a review of fundamental concepts and their...
Sequence stratigraphic concepts and techniques provide a powerful tool to analyse and predict stratal architecture and facies patterns within sedimentary basins. The concepts... -
Ages of granites and associated mineralisation in the Herberton tinfield of...
Rb-Sr isotopic data reveal a close temporal association between ore deposits and the emplacement of Upper Palaeozoic granitic intrusions in the Herberton tinfield of northeast... -
Aspects of landscape history and regolith in the Kalgoorlie region, Western Australia
The regolith of the Kalgoorlie region includes saprolite in deep weathering profiles, and a range of surficial deposits, including colluvium, alluvium, and duricrusts, the... -
Potential from enhanced oil recovery applications in Australia
As a result of a Society of Petroleum Engineers/National Energy Research Demonstration and Development Council (NERDDC) meeting in Adelaide in April 1986 between Australian oil... -
Magnetic responses associated with mineral deposits
Systematic associations of magnetic minerals occur in many mineral deposits and, consequently, the probable presence of mineral deposits can be deduced from anomaly patterns in... -
Youngest Permian marine macrofossil fauna from the Bowen and Sydney Basins,...
The marine invertebrate macrofauna from the upper part of the Blenheim Subgroup of the Bowen Basin and the Kulnura Marine Tongue of the Sydney Basin is described. The fauna is... -
Flushing of Australian estuaries, coastal lakes and embayments: an overview...
Examination of a simple, but quantitative parameter, Sf/So, the ratio of average salinity of a coastal waterway/marine source water salinity, both geographically and temporally,... -
The Early to Late Proterozoic Broken Hill Province, New South Wales
The Broken Hill Province is best known for the Broken Hill orebody, originally containing about 300 million tonnes of economic and sub economic Pb- Zn- Ag mineralisation, and... -
A belemnite biozonation for the Jurassic-Cretaceous of Papua New Guinea and...
Middle and Late Jurassic and some Early Cretaceous Belemnitida collected mostly within the region covered by the Ok Tedi and Mianmin 1:250 000 sheets in the central highlands of... -
The problem of inconsistency between thermal maturity indicators used for...
A major frustration in thermal maturation modelling for petroleum exploration in Australian sedimentary basins is the inconsistency between the values of different thermal... -
Geoscientific investigations from the Scott Plateau off northwest Australia...
In 1977 the R.V. Valdivia carried out a survey between Scott Plateau and the Java Trench, during which 1700 km of 24-channel seismic data, and 2550 km of bathymetric, gravity... -
Ordovician nautiloids of central Australia, with a revision of Madiganella...
Nautiloids mainly from the Lower Ordovician Horn Valley Siltstone of the Amadeus Basin are revised. Madiganella is shown to have unexpanded two-layered bullettes and well-... -
Conodont apparatuses in an Upper Devonian palaeoniscoid fish from the...
Conodont elements recovered from the gut region of a palaeoniscoid fish from the Gogo Formation, Upper Devonian (Frasnian), of the Canning Basin, Western Australia, are assigned... -
Mineralogy and chemistry of weathered and parent sedimentary rocks in...
Weathered profiles and parent rocks in the Queensland part of the Eromanga Basin were investigated using geochemical and clay mineral techniques. Approximately 170 rock samples... -
The seismic zone of the Papuan Fold Belt
Improved regional seismograph coverage in the 1970s has enhanced the resolution of the seismicity of the southern highlands of Papua New Guinea. Two zones can be defined. The... -
Australia and the Melanesian arcs: a review of tectonic settings
Until about 1950, the southwest Pacific region was thought by many to be the foundered eastern half of Greater Australia, Tasmantis. The Outer Melanesian arcs defined the... -
Silcretes of the Mirackina Palaeochannel, Arckaringa, South Australia
The Mirackina Palaeochannel (MPC) consists of a chain of parallel silcrete-capped mesas extending for about 200 km through the far north of South Australia. The channel fill... -
Preface [on Symposium on Sulphide Mineralisation in Sediments]
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