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Carson, C.J. | Henson, P.A. | Huston, D.H. | Jarrett, A.J.M. | Champion, D.C. | Boreham, C.J.
Abstract
Proterozoic rocks of the South Nicholson region, straddling the north-eastern Northern Territory and north-western Queensland, are juxtaposed between the Mount Isa Province and the McArthur Basin. Whereas the latter two provinces are well-studied and highly prospective for energy and mineral resources, the geological evolution and resource potential of the South Nicholson region, until recently, remained largely unevaluated. Geoscience Australia, under the Exploring for the Future (EFTF) initiative (2016–2020), in collaboration with State and Territory Geological Surveys, conducted a range of regional and targeted geoscience investigations across the South Nicholson region to better understand the resource potential, and to encourage greenfield resource exploration. Poster presented at the 2021 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC)
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- EARTH SCIENCES
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- EFTF
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- Manganese Oxide
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- Carrara Range
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- Paleoproterozoic
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- Plain Creek Formation
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- McNamara Group
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2020-12-02T04:30:33
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Present poster at AESC2021
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Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC) 9-12 February 2021, Online
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poster for Australian Earth Science Convention 2021, based on data collected during EFTF program, fieldwork May 2018
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[-19.00, -18.00, 137.00, 138.00]
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WGS 84 / SCAR IMW SQ53-54 (EPSG:3218)
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100m
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