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Three species of Triassic freshwater molluscsa of the family Unionidae occur in the Leigh Creek and Springfield Coal Basins. One species Unio cyrensis is redescribed and two, Unio springfieldensis and Protovirgus isenschi, described as new. One Lower...

A new species of bivalve gastropod, Berthelinia burni is described from sediments of probably early Pliocene age from the Adelaide Plains Basin.

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Examination of four bores on the North-Eastern corner of Victoria Square showed a maximum thickness of fifty six feet of Pleistocene-Recent clays and sands, thirty four feet of Hallett Cove Limestone, four feet of Port Willunga beds, and at least...

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It is proposed to construct an oil refinery on a site containing 604 acres (approximately) near O’Sullivan’s Beach. After a preliminary geological examination a test boring programme was worked out, approved and executed. This involved 27 percussion...

Examination of seven old water bores sunk between 1887 and 1920 in the area between Lake Phillipson and the north-south railway line has established a well-defined Lower Permian sequence of glacigene boulder clays, marine siltstones and clays, and...

Two bores on the west bank of the River Murray in the Hundred of Finniss intersected part of the Mannum Formation and the Ettrick Formation before entering weathered granite. Site 5, Bore 1, 2 miles east of Mannum had the lower part of the Mannum and...

This report refers to a manganese claim which is one of two referred to in a letter from V.M.M. Lyford dated July 25th (D.M. 1278/61) requesting a geological survey. An earlier report (53/66) deals with a survey of the other claim. The claim was...

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Lake Torrens, a normally - dry salina whose surface is 112 feet above sea level, has been the site of accummulation of some l,000 feet of continental lacustrine sediments since Eocene times. Sublake sediments encountered in boring comprise in...

Comparative and qualitative palynology of several distinct Upper Eocene lithological units in the vicinity of Adelaide indicates a similar age for the sediments. A complex facies relationship between these units is apparent in marginal areas....

Palynological examination of samples from Lake Torrens Bore 3A indicates a high degree of organic oxidation much that pollens and spores are only preserved below about 600 feet. Microfloral assemblages obtained below this depth indicate an Eocene age...

A north-south line of foundation test bores along the site of the proposed new Morphett Street and Victoria Bridges intersected Quaternary and gently dipping Upper Eocene sediments to a maximum depth of 125 feet. Quaternary alluvial deposits cover an...