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GIPPSLANDBASIN
Lord Howe RiseRegional Biozonation and Stratigraphy, 1999
Chart 26
LORD HOWE RISE BASIN REGIONAL BIOZONATION AND STRATIGRAPHY
ForaminiferaNanno-fossil Ooze
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LOCALITY MAP
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The bathymetric image was prepared by merging AGSO's 30 arcsecond bathymetric data set with predicted bathymetry derivedfrom satelite altimeter data. The onshore topography is basedon the AUSLIG/AGSO digital elevation model of Australia.Bathymetric contours derived from the 1997 Edition of theGEBCO Digital Atlas.
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CHALLENGERPLATEAU
Sst
WEST COASTOF NEW
CALEDONIA
Geologie De LaNouvelle - Caledonie
Memoire du B.R.G.M No 113ed: J.P. Paris (from Fig 4.1)
DSDP Vol XC, 1986 DSDP Vol XC, 1986
Tiaro CoalMeasures
Burrum CoalMeasures
MaryboroughFormation
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AGSO has tried to make the information in this product as accurate as possible.However, it does not guarantee that the information is totally accurate orcomplete. Therefore, you should not rely solely on this information whenmaking a commercial decision.
Information on the timescale and biostratigraphic zonation schemespresented on these charts was compiled by the following scientistsof the Australian Geological Survey Organisation Dr Graham D. Moss *Dr George C.H. Chaproniere Dr Elizabeth M. Truswell*Dr Samir ShafikDr Dennis Burger*Dr Clinton B. FosterDr Peter J. Jones*Dr Gavin C. Young*Dr Desmond Strusz*Dr Robert S. NicollDr John R. LaurieDr John H. Shergold* * Retired
The zonations are plotted directly into MicroStation 95 design files, using a macrolanguage interface linked to STRATDAT. This approach gives great flexibility in layout, ease of correction and accurate translation from the database to the printed product.
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P.leonis
A.ramulifera
M.choanophorum
P.comatum
G.extensa
D.heterophylcta
A.australicum
A.hyperacanthum
A.homomorphum
E.crassitabulata
T.evittii
M.druggii
A.actula
I.korojonense
X.australis
N.aceras
I.cretaceum
O.porifera
C.striatoconus
P.infusorioides
D.multispinum
X.asperatus
P.ludbrookiae
D.davidii
O.operculata
A.cinctum
M.testudinaria
D.swanense
W.clathrata
R.aemula
W.indotata
D.caddaensis
D.priscum
C.denticulata
M.tetracantha
M.australis
W.spectabilis
W.digitata
C.halosa
H.tasmaniense
K.thompsonae
A.circumtabulata
C.diebelii
S.carnarvonensis
A.coronata
A.suggestium
I.acuminatum
S.areolata
S.tabulata
P.burgeri
K.edwardsii
W.ornatum
D.waipawaensis
P.iehiense
E.torynum
B.reticulatum
D.lobispinosum
C.delicata
K.wisemaniae
C.perforans
D.jurassicum
T.inaequalis
T.pandus
T.tricornus
T.asteris
T.bilobus
P.pyrophorum
T.rugulatum
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O.montgomeryi
K.coleothrypta
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A.biformoides
C.incompositum
S.ramosus
uml
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BIOEVENTS
CC7
M.concava
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CC19
CC18
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CC8
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CC5
CC4
CC3
CC2
CC1
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CC12
CC11
L.quadratus
L.praequadratus
L.trifidus
C.litterarius
R.neocorniana
N.colomi
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b
b
b
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b
b
c
KCCM-2KCCM-3KCCM-4
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KCCM-15KCCM-16KCCM-17
KCCM-18
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KCCM-22
KCCM-23KCCM-24 KCCM-25KCCM-26
KCCM-27
KCCM-28KCCM-29
KCCM-30
KCCM-31KCCM-32 KCCM-33
KCCM-34KCCM-35KCCM-36
KCCM-37
KCCM-38KCCM-39KCCM-40KCCM-41
KCCM-42
KCCM-43 KCCM-44
KCCM-45
KCCM-46
KCCM-47
KCCM-48
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A.cymbiformis
R.levis
T.phacelosusQ.trifidiumQ.sissinghii
C.aculeus
C.ovalis
A.parcus
CC17(C.obscurus)
M.deoratus
E.turriseiffelii
P.columnata
L.bollii
C.loriei
C.oblongata
S.crenulata
N.steinmannii
R.anthophorus
CC13:M.furcatus
D.asymmetricus
D.quinqueramus
T.carinatus
Z.bijugatusH.recta
S.ciperoensis
C.altus
R.umbilicus
C.formosusD.saipanensis
C.grandisD.punctulata
C.solitus
C.gigas
D.lodoensis
Fasciculithus spp.
L.crucicentralis
P.robustus
P.marthae
CC26c KCCM-1NC23
M.mura
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CN2
CN1a
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CP3
CP4CP5
CP6CP7
CP8
CP9
CP10
CP11
CP12
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S.helotatus
C.margerelii
S.bigotii max.
S.bigotii bigotii
W.deflandrei
S.hexumA.helvetica
P.enigma
S.speciosum
W.britannica
L.contractus
R.incompta
D.striatus
C.superbus
B.finchii
C.granulatus
C.pliensbachensis
B.novum
C.crassus
P.liasicus
S.punctulata
B.intermedium
L.hauffii C.cavus
H.cuvillieri
L.crucicentralis
P.lacunosa
D.surculus
A.tricorniculatus
D.quinqueramus
D.calcarisD.hamatus
C.coalitus
D.kugleri
D.exilis
S.heteromorphus
H.ampliaperta
S.belemnos
D.druggii
T.carinatus
S.ciperoensis
S.distentus
S.predistentus
H.reticulataE.subdisticha
D.saipanensis
D.tanii nodifer
N.fulgens
D.sublodoensis
D.lodoensis
T.orthostylus
D.binodosus
T.contortusD.multiradiatus
H.riedeliiD.mohleri
H.kleinpelliiF.tympaniformis
E.macellus
C.danicusC.tenuis
M.inversus
C.oamaruensis
E.huxleyiG.oceanicaD.brouweri
R.pseudoumbilicaD.asymmetricusC.rugosus
D.pentaradiatus
S.pseudoradians/I.recurvus
NP17
NP16
NP15
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M.elegans
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G.praecuvillieriH.semicostatae
H.praesemicostata
R.rugosa
G.arca
P.plummerae
H.simplicissima
D.imbricata
P.helveticaP.stephani
R.cushmani
R.brotzeni
P.buxtorfi
H.papula
3) See STRATDAT for notes on taxonomic problemswith this zone.
Wri
ght &
Apt
horp
e (1
976)
Caron 1985
1) The ages used are the preferred AGSO agesfor the global (maximum) range of the zone or datum. The local Australian range or event age may differ. This problem will be addressed in future versions of the chart.
G.kugleri
S.gortani
G.stavensisC.cubensis
S.angiporoidesS.brevis
P.micraS.linaperta
G.indexH.primitiva
A.aculeataG.kugleri kugleriM.spinulosa
A.bullbrooki
M.aragonensis
P.australiformisM.crater
M.formosa formosa
G.pseudomenardii cf.G.chapmani
M.aequa G.aequa
G.angulataM.velascoensisP.simplex
G.pseudomenardiiP.chapmaniG.chapmani ehrenbergi
M.conicotruncataP.ehrenbergi
P.inconstans
P.uncinata
G.pauciloculata ?
P.mayeri
N.22
N.19N.18
P.22
P.18P.17
P.14
P.11
P.10
N.17
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P.21
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N.23
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T20
T19
T17
T15
T10
T9
T11
Pl6Pl5Pl4Pl3Pl2
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M11
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T16
T14
T13 T12
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P18
P16
P15
P14
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P11
P10
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abP21
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M13
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P20
P.16
G.truncatulinoides
G.inflata
G.puncticulata
G.conomiozea
G.miotumida
P.mayeri
O.suturalisP.glomerosa curva
G.trilobus
G.woodi connecta
S.angiporoides
S.brevis
S.linaperta
T.inconspicua
G.index
A.primitiva
M.crater
G.woodi woodi
T.euapertura
G.dehiscens
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G.peripheronda
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M2
M1
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N.4
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M8M6
G.daubjergensis
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T3
Wright
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2) Bioevents shown are for the Taylor, Jenkins &Wright zonation schemes. STRATDAT contains othersignificant datums not shown here.
Tay
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P.wilcoxensis
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T.bellus
P.asperopolus
T.lilliei
N.senectus
T.apoxyexinus
P.mawsonii
A.distocarinatus
P.pannosus
C.paradoxus
C.striatus
F.wonthaggiensis
C.australiensis
R.watherooensis
M.florida
C.cooksoniae
C.turbatus
C.torosa
M.lipsis
P.t
ub
erc
ula
tus
N.a
sper
us
L.balmei
T.longus
D.complex
S.barungensis
T.magnificus
P.confragosus
P.pachypolus acme
B.eneabbaensis
G.edwardsii
APK7
APK6
APK4
AP
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APJ1
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APK5
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3.2
APK3
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2.2
APK2
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1.2
APK1
6.1
6.2.1
6.2.26.2
APJ6
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4.2
APJ4
3.1
3.2
3.3.1
3.3.2
3.3
APJ3
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D.quinqueramus
C.macintyrei
S.heteromorphus
S.belemnos
S.delphix
S.ciperoensis
H.rectaS.distentus
I.recurvus
C.reticulatus
R.umbilicusD.bifax
C.gigas
P.inversusR.inflataC.gammationT.crassusD.lodoensisD.diastypus
C.eodela
D.nobilisT.pertususC.frequensH.kleinpelliiC.edentulus
C.inconspicuusC.asymmetricusC.primus
S.atmetros
S.helotatus
A.helvatica
S.speciosum
W.britannica
L.contractus
R.incompta
D.criotus
D.striatusC.superbus
C.cavus
L.hauffii
B.novum
C.crassus
P.liasicus
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L.orbignyi
R.crebra
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C.calabaza
B.simplex
Dissimuldinium sp.A
Egmontodinium sp.A
Dissimulidinium sp.B
M2
M3
M4
Bint & Marshall (1994)
Leiosphaerid 4ciii (Helby)
CALABRIAN
PIACENZIAN
ZANCLEAN
MESSINIAN
TORTONIAN
SERRAVALLIAN
LANGHIAN
BURDIGALIAN
AQUITANIAN
CHATTIAN
RUPELIAN
PRIABONIAN
BARTONIAN
LUTETIAN
YPRESIAN
THANETIAN
SELANDIAN
DANIAN
MAASTRICHTIAN
CAMPANIAN
SANTONIAN
CONIACIAN
TURONIAN
CENOMANIAN
ALBIAN
APTIAN
BARREMIAN
HAUTERIVIAN
VALANGINIAN
BERRIASIAN
TITHONIAN
KIMMERIDGIAN
OXFORDIAN
CALLOVIAN
BATHONIAN
BAJOCIAN
AALENIAN
TOARCIAN
PLIENSBACHIAN
SINEMURIAN
HETTANGIAN
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KC-V
KC-VIKC-VII
KC-VIII KC-IX
KC-X
KC-XIKC-XII
KC-XIII
KC-XIVKC-XV
KC-XVI
KC-XIXKC-XX
KC-XI
KC-XXIIKC-XXIII
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KC-XXVIII
KC-XXIX
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KCN-11
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KCN-13
KCN-14
KCN-15
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KCN-26
KCN-27
KCN-28
KCN-29
KCN-30
KCN-31
a
b
c
G.calida calida
G.tosaensisG.inflata
G.crassaformis crassaformisS.dehiscens
G.puncticulataG.tumida
G.conomiozeaG.plesiotumida
N.acostaensisG.miotumidaG.nepenthes
P.mayeriG.fohsi lobata
P.mayeri acmeO.suturalis
P.glomerosa curvaP.sicana
G.trilobusD.biaiensis
G.woodi connectaG.woodi woodiG.dehiscens
G.kugleri
G.angulisuturalis
H.primitiva
C.cubensis
G.index
H.dumbeliGlobigeapsis spp.
H.australis
M.craterP.wilcoxensis
G.pseudomenardii
P.chapmani
G.pauciloculata ?
G.daubjergensisP.compressa
G.truncatulinoides
O.universa
D.sellii
S.brevis
G.praefohsi
Cz7
Cz6
Cz5
Cz4
Cz3
Cz2
Cz1
J7
J6
J5
J4
J3
J2
J1
K11
K10
K9
K8
K7
K6K5
K4
K3
K2
K1
ab
ab
abcabca
b
=a=b=c=d
Green: first appearance
Red: last appearance
=a=b=c=d
QU
ATE
RN
AR
Y
P.inusitatum
Biorbifera sp.A
I.kondratjevii
B.nereidis
CN & CP: Okada &
Burky (1980)
NN
& N
P:
Mar
tini
(197
1)
KC
N: R
exill
ius
(in
Prep
)
KC
CM
: R
exill
ius
(in
Prep
)
KC
:Sh
afik
(199
6)
NC
: Rot
h (1
978)
CC
: Sis
sing
h (1
977)
Haq et al, 1987
S.R. Schutter & J.R. Laurieunpublished
J8
J9
J10
AG
E(M
a B
P)
ER
A
SY
ST
EM
STAGE
TIM
E S
LIC
E
MAGNETIC POLARITY SEALEVEL CURVEAUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL BIOZONATIONS
SUBSYSTEMSUBPERIOD
SERIESEPOCH
200 m 100 m 0 m
Morgan (Unpub.)
Further information about this chart and related products can be obtained from eitherDr George C.H. Chaproniere or Dr Robert S. Nicoll. Phone (02 or 61-2) 6249 9111 or e-mail [email protected] or [email protected]
The zonations presented here are from the STRATDAT Oracle database, which was developed byDr Clinton Foster, Lynton Spencer and Bruce Wyatt under the auspices of the Australian Petroleum Systems Project, managed by Dr John Bradshaw. STRATDAT is maintained by the AGSO Phanerozoic Timescales Calibration and Development Project Team.
C Commonwealth of Australia 1999
Morgan (Unpub.)
Morgan (Unpub.)
Blo
w 1
969
& 1
979
Ber
ggre
n et
al 1
985
& 1
995
S Sw
itzer
land
, N It
aly
DINOCYSTS&
ACRITARCHS
GIPPSLANDBASIN
MARYBOROUGHBASIN
30°
60°
60°
30°
30°
60°
New
Zealand
Alpine Fault
South FijiBasin
Au
stra
lia
Tasman Sea
NorthLoyaltyBasin
NewZealand
South Loyalty Basin
Aus
tral
ia
NewZealand
Tasman Sea
Dampier Ridge
Norfolk
Ridge
Australia
60°
New Zealand
Australia
Campbell Plateau
North VictoriaLand
GippslandBasin
Dampier RidgeNorfolkRidge
New Caledonia
Lord How
e Rise
100 Ma
60 Ma
40 Ma
20 Ma
60°
30°
New Zealand
North VictoriaLand
Lord How
e Rise
AustraliaTasman
Sea
Norfolk Ridge
80 Ma
LORD HOWERISE
LORD HOWERISE
LORD HOWERISE
DSDP 207/208 DSDP 206 DSDP 588,590,591 DSDP 593
Kriton C. Glenn, Barry Willcox & Robert S. Nicoll
AUSTRALIA
from AGSO BiozonationChart No. 18
from King & Thrasher, 1996 from AGSO BiozonationChart No. 27
Stratigraphyunknown
Stratigraphyunknown
Stratigraphyunknown
Stratigraphyunknown
Lord Howe Rise Project Project Leader: Phil Symonds GPO Box 378 Canberra City ACT 2609 Email: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 6249 9490
Project Leader: John Lindsay GPO Box 378 Canberra City ACT 2609 Email: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 6249 9428
/d/los/2/losmacq/arc_view/macq_bathy.aprPrepared by: I. Borissova & G. HillDate: 21 September 1998
Adapted from: Anne Wally and Malcolm I. Ross BMR Record 1991/12
Additional information can be obtained from AGSO’s World Wide Web Site
www.agso.gov.au
N.B. The colours will fade onexposure to strong light
DRAFT
TECTONIC EVOLUTION
?
Project Leader: Neville Exon GPO Box 378 Canberra City ACT 2609 Email: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 6249 9347
Gas Hydrates Study
HY
DR
O-
CA
RB
ON
S
HY
DR
O-
CA
RB
ON
S
HY
DR
O-
CA
RB
ON
S
HY
DR
O-
CA
RB
ON
S
HY
DR
O-
CA
RB
ON
S
CAMPBELL
PLATEAU
Campbell Island
Auckland Island
Stewart Island
NEW ZEALAND
CHALLENGERPLATEAU
Macquarie Island
TASMAN
BASIN
SOUTH
FIJI
BASIN
Norfolk Island
NO
RF
OLK
RID
GE
NORTHNORFOLK
BASIN
TH
RE
E K
ING
RID
GE
Aus
tral
ian
Eco
nom
ic
Exc
lusi
ve
Zone
New
Zealan
d
Exclusive
Eco
nom
ic
Zone
206
207
590591
592
593
Aus
tral
ian
Exc
lusi
ve
Eco
nom
icZo
ne
TASMAN
BASIN
TARANAKIBASIN
Norfolk Island
SOUTHNORFOLK
BASIN
SOUTHNORFOLK
BASIN
Gas hydrates
?
?
?
Gas-prone source rock
Oil-prone source rock
Oil & gas-prone source rock
Possible source rock
Gas
Gas show
Gas condensate
Oil seep
Gas seep
Oil & gas seep
Oil & gas
Oil
Oil show
Oil & gas show
Onshore
Offshore
Group
Projected
Gas CO2
Pat - Patricia
Capitals (eg. SKU) =major field
WEST COASTOF NEW
CALEDONIAAgreed Australia - FranceSeabed boundary
Agreed Australia - FranceSeabed boundary
208/588
RIS
ER
ISE
HO
WE
HO
WE
LOR
DLO
RD
NewCaledoniaNewCaledonia
208/588
NO
RF
OLK
RID
GE
TH
RE
E K
ING
RID
GE
NORTHNORFOLK
BASIN
SOUTH
FIJI
BASIN
Lord Howe IslandLord Howe Island590
591
206
207592
593
CHALLENGERPLATEAU
NEW ZEALAND
New
Zealan
d
Exclusive
Eco
nom
ic
Zone
Stewart Island
Macquarie Island
Campbell Island
Auckland Island
CAMPBELL
PLATEAU
Mangaa Fm
Matemateaonga Formation
Giant Foresets
