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RB 55/00006;Amdel 00126 Accessory minerals of South Australian granites.
The purpose of the work described was to compare and contrast the petrography, accessory minerals, and absolute ages of 25 granitic and allied rock samples collected from widely scattered localities in South Australia. The processes that are...-
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Published: 01 Aug 1961
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Monarto (part of the Adelaide Hills Project). First partial surrender report, for the period 23/5/2013 to 22/5/2016.
28 square km, or the whole southern half, of an area centred ~14 km north-west of Murray Bridge has now been relinquished because of a recently assigned competing land usage classification that would make it difficult to do mineral exploration there....-
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Interpretation of Murray Bridge - Narrung airborne geophysical surveys, South Australia.
As part of CRAE's programme for brown coal exploration in the Murray Basin in South Australia, airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys were undertaken in the vicinity of Lakes Albert and Alexandrina by contractors Geosearch and Geoex. Various...-
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Published: 24 Mar 1981
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Monarto (part of the Adelaide Hills Project). Final report at licence full surrender, for the period 23/5/2013 to 28/8/2018.
A very small area located ~10 km west of Murray Bridge has been explored for the following: - possible buried shear zone hosted gold mineralisation which may occur in structures spatially and probably temporally associated with Delamerian deformation...-
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RB 64/00045 Trace metals in the Monarto Granite, Kinchina, secn 517 Hd Mobilong, Co. Sturt.
A specimen of Monarto granite, submitted to Australian Mineral Development Laboratories for spectrographic analyses for trace metals has indicated 50 parts per million of lead and manganese. There are more traces of copper, tin, zinc and other base...-
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Published: 13 Mar 1967
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RB 76/00107 Stratigraphy and engineering geology of the Monarto designated area - Monarto Development Commission.
Drilling of 25 cable tool holes to depth up to 20.1m in the designated area for Monarto New Town illustrates the nature, distribution and thickness of Quaternay and Tertiary sediments. The main tertiary units are the marine fossiliferous limestone of...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1976
