Publication date: 24 February 2017
Format: PDF online (free)
Type: Poster
Event: GSWA Open Day 2017
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» What happens when spatially sparse geochemistry meets dense mineralogy? An example from the Eucla basement and its cover rocks!
What happens when spatially sparse geochemistry meets dense mineralogy? An example from the Eucla basement and its cover rocks!
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geochemistry, mineralogy, drill core, stratigraphic correlation, Bight Basin, Eucla Basin