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BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.5 no.2
Contents: 1.von Stackelberg U, Exon NF, von Rad U, Quilty PG, Shafik S, Beiersdorf H, Seibertz E, Veevers JJ. Geology of the Exmouth and Wallaby Plateaus off northwest... -
Tectonic evolution and crustal setting of the middle Proterozoic Leichhardt...
The tectonic evolution of the fault-bounded volcanic-sedimentary Leichhardt River fault trough is reinterpreted in the light of detailed mapping of a part of this structure. Two... -
Morphology of lag in the Cobar region, New South Wales
Lags from the Cobar region are divided into three broad morphological categories: those with a rough, blocky, lithic morphology, where fabrics of the parent rock are partially... -
Palynostratigraphy of the Bookpurnong Beds and related Late Miocene-Early...
Fossil spores and pollen preserved in the Late Miocene-Early Pliocene Bookpurnong beds and correlatives of the central west Murray Basin allow a new palynological zone to be... -
The use of sediments to assess environmental impact on a large coastal...
Sediment samples (140) acquired from the estuarine and fluvial sections of the Hawkesbury River between Windsor (130 km from the coast) and Broken Bay have been analysed for... -
Permo-Carboniferous palynology of Gondwanaland: progress and problems in the...
The decade 1970-80 has seen the emergence of new regional, palynologically based biostratigraphic schemes, or the modification of existing ones, from late Carboniferous through... -
Geological evolution, tectonic style, and economic potential of the lawn...
The Lawn Hill Platform Cover comprises a sequence of mildly deformed Proterozoic sediments and volcanics that crop out northwest of Mount Isa. Three subdivisions are recognised... -
Drowned dolines - the blue holes of the Pompey Reefs, Great Barrier Reef
Blue holes occur at Cockatoo and Molar Reefs, in the Pompey hard line reefs. These two holes are roughly circular in shape, between 240-295 m in diameter, and 30-40 m deep. They... -
Redescription of Miogypsina neodispansa (Jones and Chapman), foraminiferida,...
Miogypsina neodispansa (Jones and Chapman) is redescribed from oriented sections prepared from samples collected at the type locality on Christmas Island, Indian Ocean. and is... -
The early geological history of the Proterozoic Mount Isa Inlier,...
In this discussion of Blake (1980) we focus on three major points: (1) Relations between the Tewinga Group, Bottletree Formation, and Haslingden Group; (2) Incorporation of some... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.10 no.2
Contents: 1.Glikson AY. Regional structure and evolution of the Redbank-Mount Zeil thrust zone: a major lineament in the Arunta Inlier, central Australia. 2.Mackenzie DE.... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.7 no.2
Contents: 1.Blake DH. A review of the Corella Formation, Mount Isa Inlier, Queensland. 2.Robertson CW. The role of pre-existing sulphides in copper-ore formation at Mount Isa,... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.10 no.3
Contents: 1.Pigram CJ, Davies HL. Terranes and the accretion history of the New Guinea orogen. 2.Felton EA, Jackson KS. Hydrocarbon generation potential in the Otway Basin,... -
The 1961 Robertson earthquake - more evidence for compressive stress in...
A new focal mechanism for the 1961 Robertson earthquake provides further evidence of contemporary thrust faulting in southeast Australia. When this is combined with the earlier... -
BMR journal of Australian geology and geophysics vol.4 no.3
Contents: 1.Drummond BJ. A crustal profile across the Archaean Pilbara and northern Yilgarn cratons, northwest Australia. 2.Johnson RW. Geotectonics and volcanism in Papua New... -
Structural interpretations of the Wonga Belt in the Proterozoic Mount Isa...
Two contrasting interpretations have been put forward recently for the structural evolution of the Wonga Belt, a north-south-trending anticlinal zone of strongly deformed... -
The Toomba Fault and the western margin of the Toko Syncline, Georgina...
The Toomba Fault is a major basement fault which extends for 200 km and forms part of the southwest margin of the Lower Palaeozoic Georgina Basin. Structural data from five... -
Calibration and data processing for airborne gamma-ray spectrometry
The shape and intensity of multichannel airborne gamma-ray spectra are influenced by many variables. The role of data processing is to correct the data for those influences not... -
Gravity investigations of the Gosses Bluff impact structure, central Australia
Detailed gravity study gives significant evidence about the size, shape and nature of the Gosses Bluff structure and contributes to the conclusion of a multi-disciplinary study... -
Sedimentary cycles in the Surat Basin and global changes of sea level
Six sedimentary cycles, each hundreds of metres thick, have been recognised in the Surat Basin. The Jurassic cycles (nos. 1-4) typically started with high-energy deposition of...