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Tectonic Setting of Permian Coal Basins of Eastern Australia
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(1987). Tectonic Setting of Permian Coal Basins of Eastern Australia.
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(1987). Tectonic Setting of Permian Coal Basins of Eastern Australia.
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Organization: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 4
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987
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| The coal basins that formed near the margin of Permian Australia were comparable in size with the Appalachian coalfields and with the European fields between Wales and Poland. They formed on the foreland side of a growing orogen in a system of linked transform basins formed by transtension on strike-slip faults. They were terminated and compressed when the Gympie volcanic arc was accreted to the orogen. Another huge system of Permian coal basins extending far inland from the Permian coast was also terminated when the Gympie Terrane was Accreted. |
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