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Publikováno v:
Geological Society, London, Memoirs. 36:673-676
Sedimentary features characteristic of ice-rafting are present in the Bunyeroo Formation (Wilpena Group) of the Adelaide Geosyncline and in the coeval Dey Dey Mudstone (Ungoolya Group) of the eastern Officer Basin (Figs 66.1 & 66.2), providing eviden
Publikováno v:
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences. 57:859-869
Isolated quartzose pebbles, clusters of quartz granules, orthogonal aggregates of poorly sorted quartzose coarse sand, and ovoid pellets (≤2 mm long) of quartz silt occur in hemipelagic marine mudstone of the mid-Ediacaran Bunyeroo Formation expose
Publikováno v:
Organic Geochemistry
The Neoproterozoic era witnessed at least two severe glaciations and the first emergence of animal phyla. Understanding the triggers for these events relies on the global contextualisation of the prevailing environmental conditions. This in turn requ
Autor:
Galen P. Halverson, Kliti Grice, Carly S. Thorpe, Deborah Haynes, Lynn J. Webster, David M. McKirdy, Evelyn S. Krull
Publikováno v:
Organic Geochemistry. 41:96-110
Since the mid-1990s the Coorong, a 130-km-long coastal wetland of international importance in southeastern South Australia, has undergone serious decline due largely to prolonged drought and reduced inflows of surface and ground water from its hinter
Publikováno v:
Organic Geochemistry. 37:189-207
Organic matter preserved in marine mudstones from three late Neoproterozoic depocentres – the Officer and Amadeus Basins and the Adelaide Fold Belt – was examined using standard microscopic and geochemical methods, including gas chromatography-ma
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Australian Journal of Earth Sciences. 51:47-51
New occurrences of the Acraman impact ejecta layer were recently discovered in two drillholes, Giles 1 and Murnaroo 1, in the eastern Officer Basin, South Australia, using acritarch biostratigraphy and lithostratigraphy to predict the position. Fract