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The molluscan fauna and probable Lower Cretaceous age of the Nanutarra...
Mollusca from the Nanutarra Formation, a recently defined strata! unit cropping out along the north-eastern edge of the Carnarvon Basin of Western Australia, are described and... -
A commentary on the metallogenic map of Australia and Papua New Guinea
A metallogenic map depicts concentrations of deposits of metals within their geological framework, and attempts to relate one to the other. The more familiar mineral deposits... -
The 1951 eruption of Mount Lamington, Papua
The Pelean type of volcanic eruption, with its swift and deadly cloud of hot, gas-charged particles, was first brought to the attention of a horrified world in 1902, when 29,000... -
Commentary on schematic geological map of Antarctica Scale 1:10,000,000
The purposes of this Bulletin are to explain and describe the accompanying 1:10 000 000-scale geological map, to discuss briefly the map's units, and to provide readers and... -
Geology of the southeast Papuan mainland
This Bullentin describes the geology of the southeast Papuan Mainland and near shore islands between 148 30' and 151 30'E. The area is covered by the Tufi, Abau and Somain 1:250... -
The Geology of the Murray Basin, Southeastern Australia
The Murray Basin extends over 300 000 km of inland southeastern Australia, is flanked by subdued mountain ranges, and forms a low-lying saucer-shaped basin with thin flat-lying... -
Australian resources of sulphur-bearing minerals
Sulphur is a non-metallic element which occurs in the free form as native sulphur and in combination with metals as sulphides and sulphates. The principal sulphide minerals... -
Laverton-Edjudina airborne magnetic and radiometric survey, Western Australia, 1969
An airborne magnetic and radiometric survey of the LAVERTON and EDJUDINA 1:250,000 map areas was flown in 1966 to assist the systematic regional geological mapping of the... -
Miocene and Pliocene smaller foraminifera from Papua and New Guinea
Geological investigations in Papua and New Guinea have largely been carried out by, or on behalf of, companies engaged in the search for oil. One hundred and fifty-six species... -
Foraminifera in the Permian rocks of Australia
Foraminifera were first recognized in the Permian sediments of Australia in 1882. Some systematic work on these micro-fossils was done up to 1905, but there was no further... -
Geology of the Surat Basin in Queensland
The Surat Basin of eastern Australia contains 2500 m of Jurassic and Cretaceous sediments, terrestrial during the Jurassic, but showing two marine incursions during the Early... -
Marine geology of the northwest Australian continental shelf
This Bulletin presents the results of a geological reconnaissance of the northwest Australian continental shelf by the Bureau of Mineral Resources carried out during two 3-month... -
Ordian (Cambrian) Crustacea Bradoriida of Australia
The fauna of the 'Redlichia-bearing beds' of Northern Australia, except for the occurrence of the trilobite Redlichia and the shells of Biconulites, is largely undescribed; a... -
Geology of the Kubor Anticline, Central Highlands of Papua New Guinea
The Kubor Anticline began as a basement fold on the northeast margin of the Australian continental block in Palaeozoic time. It is bounded in the north by the New Guinea Mobile... -
The stratigraphy of the Tertiary marine rocks in Gippsland, Victoria
This Bulletin presents the results of detailed studies of the Tertiary marine sequence in Gippsland, Victoria. Most of the information used in it has been obtained as a result... -
The geology and mineral occurrences of Bathurst Island, Melville Island, and...
Lower Proterozoic sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks of the Pine Creek Geosyncline and Nimbuwah Complex form the basement rocks of the Bathurst Terrace. To the west of... -
Sedimentological studies on the Stairway Sandstone of central Australia
The Stairway Sandstone was studied in the field in 1962 and 1963 during the reconnaissance geological mapping of the Amadeus Basin. In 1964 rather more detailed work was carried... -
Geology and hydrology, Alice Springs Town and Inner Farm Basins, Northern Territory
The Alice Springs Town Basin is a small basin filled with Quaternary alluvium, which has provided the town with water. The Inner Farm Basin is more complex, with aquifers in... -
Palaeontological papers, 1965
Bullentin 80, is a collection of Palaeontological Papers, 1965.