Techniques for recording deep crustal reflections were developed on an experimental seismic survey at Mildura, Victoria and Broken Hill, NSW, during September to December 1968. The survey was carried
\n## **Abstract** \n The boundary defining the spatial extents of the Beetaloo Sub-basin represents the top Kyalla Formation at a depth of approximately 400 m below topographic surface. The depth to
The Mesoproterozoic Gawler Silicic Large Igneous Province (SLIP) in the Gawler Craton and Curnamona Province, southern Australia, comprises extensive felsic and lesser mafic volcanic sequences, with o
Table S1 shows the summary of magnetic scalar and directional data in paleogeographic coordinate system along the transect AA’ across the Central Sichuan Basin. For this study, a total of 337 standard
