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Review of seafloor spreading around Australia. I. synthesis of the patterns of spreading

by Veevers, J. J., Powell, C. Mca, Roots, S. R.
Published in Australian Journal of Earth Sciences (1991)
Subjects: “...Seafloor spreading...”

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Review of seafloor spreading around Australia. II. marine magnetic anomaly modelling

by Veevers, J. J., Li, Z. X.
Published in Australian Journal of Earth Sciences (1991)
Subjects: “...seafloor spreading...”

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Seafloor magnetic lineation off the Otway/West Tasmania Basins:Ridge jumps and the subsidence history of the southeast Australiai margins

by Veevers, J. J.
Published in Australian Journal of Earth Sciences (1988)
Subjects: “...Seafloor spreading...”

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Reconstruction of Antarctica and Australia at breakup (95 ± 5 Ma) and before rifting (160 Ma)

by Veevers, J. J., Eittreim, S. L.
Published in Australian Journal of Earth Sciences (1988)
Subjects: “...Seafloor spreading...”

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Tectonic significance of low-grade mineralisation of seafloor spreading-related faults, Macquarie Island

by Daczko, Nathan, Talbot, Jean-Yves
Published 2005

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Pattern of slow seafloor spreading (<4 mm/year) from breakup (96 Ma) to A20 (44.5 Ma) off the southern margin of Australia

by Veevers, J. J., Stagg, H. M. J., Willcox, J. B., Davies, H. L.
Published 1990
“...) and mid-Cretaceous (96 Ma), then by slow seafloor spreading (half-rate <4.4 mm/year) on a separation...”

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Phanerozoic Australia in the changing configuration of proto-Pangea through Gondwanaland and Pangea to the present dispersed continents

by Veevers, J. J.
Published in Australian Systematic Botany (1991)
“... valleys induced incipient breakup that became actual from 160 Ma with the start of seafloor spreading...”

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Tectonic implications of fault-scarp-derived volcaniclastic deposits on Macquarie Island:Sedimentation at a fossil ridge-transform intersection?

by Daczko, Nathan R., Mosher, Sharon, Coffin, Millard F., Meckel, Timothy A.
Published in Geological Society of America Bulletin (2005)
“... Pliocene seafloor spreading. Most of the sediment is derived from basalts, but diabase and gabbro clasts...”

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Pre-breakup continental extension in East Gondwanaland and the early opening of the eastern Indian Ocean

by Powell, C. McA, Roots, S. R., Veevers, J. J.
Published in Tectonophysics (1988)
“... Bight occurred prior to the Middle Cretaceous (96 Ma) onset of seafloor spreading between Australia...”

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Reconstructions before rifting and drifting reveal the geological connections between Antarctica and its conjugates in Gondwanaland

by Veevers, J. J.
Published in Earth-Science Reviews (2012)
“... and by the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP) between Africa and the Americas. Seafloor spreading 190-180 Ma...”

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Early spreading history of the Indian Ocean between India and Australia

by Johnson, B. D., Powell, C. McA, Veevers, J. J.
Published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters (1980)
“...A revised model of seafloor spreading between India and Australia from the inception of spreading...”

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Breakup of Australia and Antarctica estimated as mid-Cretaceous (95 ± 5 Ma) from magnetic and seismic data at the continental margin

by Veevers, J. J.
Published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters (1986)
“...° and 132°E. This anomaly was originally interpreted as the oldest seafloor-spreading anomaly-A22, revised...”

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Neoproterozoic tectonics of Australia-Antarctica and Laurentia and the 560 Ma birth of the Pacific Ocean reflect the 400 m.y. Pangean supercycle

by Veevers, J. J., Walter, M. R., Scheibner, E.
Published in The Journal of Geology (1997)
“... by continental drifting and seafloor spreading. Our detailed compilation of the tectonic effects of Supercycle B...”

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Provenance of rifted continental crust at the nexus of East Gondwana breakup

by Halpin, J. A., Daczko, N. R., Direen, N. G., Mulder, J. A., Murphy, R. C., Ishihara, T.
Published in Lithos (2020)
“... occurred leading up to the onset of seafloor spreading between Australia/Naturaliste Plateau and Antarctica...”

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Geochemical fingerprint of hyaloclasts in glassy fragmental rocks of Macquarie Island (Southern Ocean):implications for volcanogenic sedimentary processes at a waning mid-ocean rid...

by Daczko, N. R., Harb, N., Portner, R. A., Dickinson, J. A.
Published in Australian Journal of Earth Sciences (2009)
“... stages of slow seafloor spreading within a very narrow (<50 km-wide) spreading corridor....”

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Lithospheric structure of the Gorringe Bank:Insights into its origin and tectonic evolution

by Jiménez-Munt, I., Fernàndez, M., Vergés, J., Afonso, J. C., Garcia-Castellanos, D., Fullea, J.
Published in Tectonics (2010)
“... Atlantic and seafloor spreading at the NW side of the exhumed Gorringe, which produced gabbro intrusions...”

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