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RB 86/00024 Sediment organism zonation and the evolution of Holocene tidal sequences in southern Australia.
Published: 01 Apr 1986 Created: 06 Nov 2024 Revised: 06 Nov 2024
Author: Belperio, A.P.;Gostin, V.A.;Cann, J.H.;Murray-Wallace, C.V.

Regressive intertidal sequences, with well developed zonation of flora and fauna, occur extensively around the margins of the 2 major SA gulfs and within small embayments along the exposed coastline of Eyre Peninsula. This paper summarises and...

Regressive intertidal sequences, with well developed zonation of flora and fauna, occur extensively around the margins of the 2 major SA gulfs and within small embayments along the exposed coastline of Eyre Peninsula. This paper summarises and synthesizes previous studies into general sedimentation models.

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    Notes: To be published in Proceedings of Clastic Tidal Deposits Symposium (Utrecht, The Netherlands, August 1985).
Geographic Locality: Spencer Gulf;Gulf Saint Vincent;Port Adelaide;Port Gawler;Saint Kilda;Marion Lake;Redcliff;Lake...
    Notes: To be published in Proceedings of Clastic Tidal Deposits Symposium (Utrecht, The Netherlands, August 1985).
Geographic Locality: Spencer Gulf;Gulf Saint Vincent;Port Adelaide;Port Gawler;Saint Kilda;Marion Lake;Redcliff;Lake MacDonnell;Fowlers Bay;Port Broughton River;Tourville Bay
Doc No: RB 86/00024

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    Persistent identifier https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/document/rb8600024
    Citation Belperio, A.P.;Gostin, V.A.;Cann, J.H.;Murray-Wallace, C.V. 1986. RB 86/00024 Sediment organism zonation and the evolution of Holocene tidal sequences in southern Australia. Departmental Publication - Geological Survey Geoscience Publication. Government of South Australia.
    https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/document/rb8600024

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