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Relationship between body wave and local magnitudes for Australian earthquakes
For Australian earthquakes with local magnitudes in the range ML 4.1-6.5, the relationship between ML and the body-wave magnitude mb may be predicted by the least squares... -
Book review: Volcanism in Australasia. Edited by Johnson, R.W.
Volcanism in Australasia is a handsome volume consisting of a collection of papers in honour of the late G. A.M. Taylor. This volume, edited by R. W. Johnson, contains some 28... -
The Maastrichtian and early Tertiary record of the Great Australian Bight...
Samples dredged during BMR Survey 66 by KV, Rig Seismic in the central Great Australian Bight Basin are examined and their calcareous nannofossils are recorded. The... -
Further Petalichthyid remains (Placoderm fishes, Early Devonian) from the...
New material referable to the order Petalichthyida (placodermi) is described from the Early Devonian limestones of the Taemas-Wee Jasper area, New South Wales. Shearsbyaspis... -
History of geoscientific investigations in West Kalimantan, Indonesia
The first reliable geological data from journeys by Europeans into the interior of Kalimantan between 1816 and 1850 came from Schwaner. Dedicated geological investigations... -
The origin of the earth
It is not possible to consider the formation of the Earth in isolation without reference to the formation of the rest of the solar system. A brief account is given of the... -
Water levels, balance, and chemistry of Lake George, New South Wales
The marked water-level fluctuations of Lake George, a closed lake in southern New South Wales, have long been a subject of speculation. Monitoring over a 20-year period... -
Late Triassic brachiopods from a dredge haul on the slope below Rowley...
Late Triassic brachiopods (Misolia sp. , cf. Trigonirhynchella sp., and cf. Zugmayerella sp.) are described from mudstone dredged below the Rowley Terrace, northwest Australia. -
Supergene gold deposits
Most gold deposits in terrains dominated by deep regolith have weathered mineralisation and/or supergene enrichment zones. Deposits having significant lateritic andlor... -
Towards an Australian groundwater quality assessment program
Society increasingly demands that resource management decisions reflect ecological sustainability criteria. The current strain on the global environment makes it essential that... -
The Gilmore Fault Zone - the deformational history of a possible terrane...
The Gilmore Fault Zone is a long-lived imbricate fault system separating the Wagga Metamorphic Belt from the Tumut Block in the Palaeozoic Lachlan Fold Belt. Structures within... -
The sediments of the Argo Abyssal Plain and adjacent areas, northeast Indian Ocean
A series of geophysical traverses by the Atlantis II across the Argo Abyssal Plain, together with coring at a number of selected localities has provided new information on...