Interpreted Crustal-Scale Fluid Pathways And Source Rocks In The Victorian Gold Province, Australia  


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Willman, C.E. | Korsch, R.J. | Moore, D.H. | Cayley, R.A. | Lisitsin, V.A. | Rawling, T.J. | Morand, V.J. | O'Shea, P.J.

Abstract

Interpretation of the 2006 deep seismic reflection data across the western Lachlan Orogen of southeast Australia have provided important insights into crustal-scale fluid pathways and possible source rocks in the Victorian orogenic gold province. The seismic profiles span three of the most productive structural zones in Victoria: the Stawell, Bendigo and Melbourne zones. Variations in the age and style of gold deposits across the structural zones are reflected by changes in crustal structure and composition, as revealed by the seismic data.

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  • External Publication
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  • geodynamics
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  • mineral exploration
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  • structural geology
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  • seismic sections
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