The emplacement of acid magma in the epizone, and the relationship with ignimbrites, North Queensland, Australia  

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Branch, C.D.

Abstract

There is an aggregate outcrop of 12,000 square miles of Permian-Triassic acid igneous rocks inland from Cairns and Townsville, North Queensland. The rocks consist of ignimbrite and rhyolite, which are structurally and magmatically related to three high-level intrusions the Herbert River, Esmeralda, and Elizabeth Creek Granites. This report describes the emplacement of the acid magma in the epizone, and the relationship with the ignimbrites.

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1961-01-01T00:00:00

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Record 1961/143

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[-20.0, -16.0, 142.5, 145.5]

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