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NSW Blue Carbon Stored within Coastal Quaternary Sediments
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD)Updated 8 Oct 2025
… within coastal Quaternary sediments. Accordingly, estuaries that are more mature and have expansive alluvial and estuarine floodplains are …
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NSW Blue Carbon Stored within Coastal Quaternary Sediments
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD)Updated 18 Oct 2025
… within coastal Quaternary sediments. Accordingly, estuaries that are more mature and have expansive alluvial and estuarine floodplains are …
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Sedimentology of Placer Gravels Near Mt. Nansen, Central Yukon Territory (115 I)
Government of Yukon | Gouvernement du YukonUpdated 26 Aug 2026
… glaciofluvial in origin. Sediments have a number of geomorphic setting, including: 1) Holocene colluvium, alluvial fans and stream …
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Gunnedah Basin hydrogeological inventory
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 16 Oct 2025
… The Gunnedah Basin is overlain by the Surat Basin and the younger alluvial sediments associated with modern and …
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Placer gravels of Miller Creek, Sixtymile River area, 116 B,C
Government of Yukon | Gouvernement du YukonUpdated 26 Aug 2026
… After downcutting, paleo-Miller Creek underwent valley widening during alluvial fan erosion and sedimentation. During this time, the …
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The occurrence of groundwater in the Alice Springs town basin
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 6 May 2026
… The lithology of the sediments is correlated with their postulated environments of deposition. The environments are alluvial fan …
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The occurrence of groundwater in the Alice Springs town basin
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 14 May 2026
… The lithology of the sediments is correlated with their postulated environments of deposition. The environments are alluvial fan …
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WAMSI Node 3.4.1 - Reef Morphology and Growth History – Eastern Ningaloo Reef (Exmouth Gulf) Development and demise of a fringing coral reef during Holocene environmental change, eastern Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Department of Applied Geology, Curtin UniversityUpdated 9 Aug 2023
… to late-Holocene regression; and, the introduction of alluvial sediment during cyclones and other severe storms to an …
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WAMSI Node 3.4.1 - Reef Morphology and Growth History – Eastern Ningaloo Reef (Exmouth Gulf) Development and demise of a fringing coral reef during Holocene environmental change, eastern Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Australian Ocean Data NetworkUpdated 23 Jun 2025
… to late-Holocene regression; and, the introduction of alluvial sediment during cyclones and other severe storms to an …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 16 Oct 2025
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 20 Jan 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 2 Mar 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 7 Mar 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 25 Mar 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 20 Apr 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 30 Apr 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Geoscience Australia DataUpdated 14 May 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Australian Ocean Data NetworkUpdated 11 Jan 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Australian Ocean Data NetworkUpdated 23 Jan 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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Terrigenous sedimentation in the central Great Barrier Reef lagoon: a model from the Burdekin Region.
Australian Ocean Data NetworkUpdated 12 Feb 2026
… The pattern of late Quaternary sea-level oscillations suggests that terrigenous marine and/or alluvial sediments should predominate …
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