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AUSTRALIA
PLEISTOCENEPLIOCENE
OLIGOCENE
EOCENE
PALEOCENE
SILE
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PEN
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LVAN
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NAMURIAN
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MIDDLE
MIDDLE
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LATE
LATE
LATE
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
EARLY
MIOCENE
Tg
Tf3
Tf2
Tf1
Te5
Te1-4
Td
Tc
Tb
Ta3
Ta2
Ta1
Th
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Mametzones
BRACHIOPODS
A.levis
F.coolkilyaensis
W.imperfecta
L.magnifica
S.occidentalis
N.afanasyevaeS.thomasiN.nalbiaensisF.wandageensisF.cundelgoensis
T.magnaF.byroensis
W.colemaniE.prideri
L.lyoni
T.occidentalis
S.irwinensis
S.jimbaensis
Neochonetes sp.A
CONODONTSM.posthernsteini
M.hernsteini
E.bidentata
E.serrulataE.postera
E.multidentata
E.triangularisE.quadrataM.primitius
M.communisti
M.nodosusM.polygnathiformis
N.newspassensis
N.mungoensis
N.mombergensis
N.constricta
N.timorensis
N.carinataI.isarcicaH.parvusH.minutus
C.changxingensis
C.subcarinataC.orientalis
C.leveni
M.xuanhanensis
M.aserrataM.nankingensisN.sulcoplicatusM.zsuzsannae
N.pequopensis
S.whitei
S.primus
S.postfusus
S.nodulinearisS.wabaunsensis
S.elongatusS.simulatorId.lobatulus
Idus.toretzianus
N.roundyi
N.medadultimus
E.spiculataE.elongata
N.elongataN.milleri
N.waageniN.pakistanensis
N.cristagaill
N.dieneri
N.kummeli
M.altudaensisM.postserrata
C.asymmetricaC.dukouensisC.postbitteri
N.prayiM.asiatica
M.idahoensisN.pnevi
S.ruzhencevi
S.fususS.constrictus
Idus.sagittalis
N.bothrops Id.sulcatus parvus
N.medexultimus
E.elongata-spiculata
N.triangulatis/homeri
M.prexuanhanensis
Idus.arendti
ISAB
ELAD
INIU
MH
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MU
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F.cy
lindr
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PYXI
DIE
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P.C
ERAT
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OR
ASH
UBL
IKO
DIN
IUM
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.asperatusP.ludbrookiae
D.davidii
O.operculata
A.cinctum
M.testudinaria
D.swanense
W.clathrata
R.aemula
W.indotata
D.caddaensis
D.priscum
R.rhaetica
H.balmei
S.wigginsii
S.ottii
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.listeri
S.areolata
S.tabulata
P.burgeri
K.edwardsii
W.ornatumD.waipawaensis
P.iehiense
E.torynumB.reticulatumD.lobispinosumC.delicataK.wisemaniae
C.perforans
D.jurassicum
T.inaequalis
T.pandus
T.tricornus
T.asteris
T.bilobus
P.pyrophorumT.rugulatum
ACRITARCHS(informal zones)
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DINOCYSTS&
ACRITARCHS
Operculodiniumspp.
O.montgomeryi
K.coleothrypta
uu
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ll
S.tabulata/S.areolata
A.biformoides
C.incompositum
S.ramosus
uml
Morgan (Unpub)
C1
C2AC3
C4
C5
C5BC5C
C6C6A
C6C
C8C9
C10
C12C13C16C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22C23
C24
C25
C26
C27C28C29
C30
C31
C32
C33
C34n
M1
M3
M5
M10NM11M12M14M15M16
M17
M19M20M21M22
M23
Sout
hern
Spa
inNe
w J
erse
y &
New
Mex
ico
E Sp
ain,
SW
Uni
ted
Stat
esAr
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Stra
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pes
Salt
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akis
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ustri
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Mixedpolarity?
Penn-New Brunswick-Nova Scotia
Upper Donelzk
hyperchron
Northern Spain
Sout
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Po
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Green: first appearanceRed: last appearance
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BIOEVENTS
CC7
M.concava
CC25
CC24
CC23CC22CC21
CC20
CC16
CC19
CC18
CC9
CC10
CC8
CC6
CC5
CC4
CC3
CC2
CC1
CC15CC14
CC12CC11
L.quadratus
L.praequadratus
L.trifidus
C.litterarius
R.neocorniana
N.colomi
a
a
a
a
a
ab
b
b
bbb
b
c
KCCM-2KCCM-3KCCM-4
KCCM-14KCCM-15KCCM-16KCCM-17 KCCM-18
KCCM-19KCCM-20KCCM-21KCCM-22KCCM-23KCCM-24 KCCM-25KCCM-26
KCCM-27KCCM-28KCCM-29
KCCM-30KCCM-31KCCM-32 KCCM-33KCCM-34KCCM-35KCCM-36 KCCM-37
KCCM-38KCCM-39KCCM-40KCCM-41KCCM-42KCCM-43 KCCM-44
KCCM-45
KCCM-46
KCCM-47KCCM-48
56 7 89111213
NC22
NC21
NC20
NC19
NC18
NC17
NC16NC15NC14NC13NC12
NC11
NC10
NC9
NC8
NC7
NC6
NC2
NC1
A.cymbiformis
R.levis
T.phacelosusQ.trifidiumQ.sissinghiiC.aculeus
C.ovalisA.parcusCC17(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.umbilicusC.formosusD.saipanensis
C.grandisD.punctulataC.solitus
C.gigas
D.lodoensis
Fasciculithus spp.
H.kleinpellii
L.crucicentralis
P.robustus
P.marthae
CC26c KCCM-1NC23M.mura
CN4CN3
CN2
CN1ab
CP1CP2CP3CP4
CP5
CP6CP7
CP8CP9CP10
CP11CP12
CP13
CP14
CP15
CP16CP17
CP18
CP19
a
a
a
a
b
b
b
b
b
b
c
a
a
a
aa
b
b
b
NP18
NP14NP13
NP12NP11
NP10NP9
NP8NP7
NP6NP5
NN5
NP4
NN4
NP3
NN3
NP2
NN2
NP1
NN1
NP21
NP25
NP24
NP23
NP22NP19/
20
CN14CN13
CN12
CN10
CN7 CN6
CN5
CN11
CN8CN9
CN15
a
a
a
a
b
b
NN19
NN17NN18 NN16
NN15NN14NN13
NN12
NN11NN10
NN9NN8NN7NN6
NN21NN20
NJ17
NJ16
NJ1
5
NJ14
NJ13
NJ11
NJ10
NJ9
NJ7
NJ5
NJ4
NJ3
NJ2
NJ1
a
b
NJ12a
b
NJ8a
b
NJ6
ba
ba
b
a
S.atmetros
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.striatusC.superbus
B.finchiiC.granulatus
C.pliensbachensis
B.novum
C.crassus
P.liasicus
S.punctulata
B.intermedium
L.hauffii C.cavus
H.cuvillieri
L.crucicentralis
P.lacunosaD.surculus
A.tricorniculatus
D.quinqueramusD.calcarisD.hamatusC.coalitus
D.kugleriD.exilis
S.heteromorphus
H.ampliaperta
S.belemnosD.druggii
T.carinatus
S.ciperoensis
S.distentus
S.predistentus
H.reticulataE.subdisticha
D.saipanensis
D.tanii nodifer
N.fulgens
D.sublodoensisD.lodoensis
T.orthostylusD.binodosus
T.contortusD.multiradiatus
H.riedeliiD.mohleri
H.kleinpelliiF.tympaniformis
E.macellusC.danicus
C.tenuisM.inversus
C.oamaruensis
E.huxleyiG.oceanicaD.brouweri
R.pseudoumbilicaD.asymmetricusC.rugosus
D.pentaradiatus
S.pseudoradians/I.recurvus
NP17
NP16
NP15
NC5
NC4
NC3
P.marthae
M.elegans
C11
C10
C9
C8
C7
C6C5C4
C2
C1
a
bC3
PL
AN
KT
ICF
OR
AM
INIF
ER
IDA
G.cuvillieriG.praecuvillieriH.semicostataeH.praesemicostata
R.rugosa
G.arca
P.plummeraeH.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.spinulosaA.bullbrooki
M.aragonensis
P.australiformisM.crater
M.formosa formosa
G.pseudomenardii cf.G.chapmani
M.aequa G.aequaG.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
b
P.21
19/20
15/16
b
P17
P13P.13P.12
P.15
P.20P.19
ab
N.11N.10
N.14N.16 N.15
N.13
N.21N.20
N.23
a
N.12
a
b
M10
T20
T19
T17
T15
T10
T9
T11
Pl6Pl5Pl4Pl3Pl2
M12M11
T18
T16
T14
T13 T12
P22
P19P18P16
P15
P14
P12
P11
P10
Pt1
a
b
abP21
Pl1M14
M13
a
a
b
P20
P.16
G.truncatulinoidesG.inflata
G.puncticulataG.conomiozea
G.miotumidaP.mayeri
O.suturalisP.glomerosa curva
G.trilobus
G.woodi connecta
S.angiporoidesS.brevis
S.linaperta
T.inconspicua
G.index
A.primitiva
M.crater
G.woodi woodi
T.euapertura
G.dehiscens
12/1
3
A
B
CD
G
H
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N
RQ
M
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1
1
1
1
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2
2
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2
2
2
34
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P.siakensisG.fohsi lobata
G.peripheronda
M7M5M4M3
M2
M1
N.9N.8N.7N.6
N.5
N.4
M9M8M6
G.daubjergensis
T8T7ST
a
T6 T5
T2T1
T4b
T3
Wright
C12G.contusa
a b
A.mayaroensis Jenkins (1985)C13
aP.5
ab
a
a
bc
.αP PαG.pauciloculata
U
P9 P8P7P6
P4
P3P2
P1 P0
P.9
P.8
P.7P.6
P.5P.4P.3
P.1P.2
2) Bioevents shown are for the Taylor, Jenkins &Wright zonation schemes. STRATDAT contains othersignificant datums not shown here.
Tay
lor
S.triloculinoides
P.wilcoxensis
PRO
TEAC
IDIT
ESH
OEG
ISPO
RIS
MIC
RO
CAC
HR
YID
ITES
C.D
AMPI
ERI
T.pleistocenicus
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.crenulatus
S.quadrifidus
K.saeptatus
D.ericianus
D.birkheadensis
S.ybertii
M.lipsis
P.tu
berc
ulat
usN
.asp
erus
L.balmei
T.longus
D.complex
A.reducta
S.speciosus
T.playfordii
D.stellataD.dulhuntyiP.rugatus
P.si
nuos
us
M.trisina
S.fusus
S.barungensis
T.magnificus
P.confragosus
P.pachypolus acme
B.eneabbaensis
P.crenulatus
S.speciosus
S.quadrifidus
D.parvithola
P.sinuosus
P.cicatricosa
M.tentula
P.novicus
S.ybertii
G.edwardsii
C.rotundus
A.parvispinosus
A.tenuispinosus
P.samoilovichii
L.pellucidus
P.microcorpus
Stage 2
Stage 1
abca
b
c
Stag
e 5
a
b
Stag
e 4
a
bStage 3
APK7
APK6
APK4
APJ5
APJ1
APT1
APP6
APP5
APP1
5.15.2APK5
3.1
3.2
APK3
2.1
2.2
APK2
1.1
1.2
APK1
6.1
6.2.1
6.2.26.2
APJ6
4.1
4.2
APJ4
3.1
3.2
3.3.1
3.3.23.3
APJ3
2.1
2.2.12.2.2
2.2
APJ2
5.1
5.2.1
5.2.25.2
APT5
4.1
4.2
APT4
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
APT3
2.1
2.2
APT2
4.14.24.3
APP4
3.1
3.23.3.1
3.3.23.3
APP3
2.1
2.2
APP2
D.granulata
P.velata
L.pellucidus
P.microcorpus
P.cancellosa(crenulata)
C.hughesii(ex F.wonthag.)
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P.pseudoreticulata
C.bifurcatus
M.galeatus
Mic
roba
c-ul
ispo
rasp
.A
Weyland-ites
P.confluens
G.confluens
M.diversus
C.warchi-anus
G.h
anno
nicu
s
A.villosus = M.villosa
M.trisina = G.trisinus
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Morgan (Unpub)
Morgan (Unpub)
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4bi4bii
4biii4ci
4ciii4cii
5a5b
5ci5cii5ciii
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A.primus
D.quinqueramus
C.macintyreiS.heteromorphus
S.belemnos
S.delphix
S.ciperoensis
H.rectaS.distentus
I.recurvus
C.reticulatus
R.umbilicusD.bifax
C.gigasP.inversusR.inflataC.gammationT.crassusD.lodoensisD.diastypusC.eodelaD.nobilisT.pertususC.frequensH.kleinpelliiC.edentulusC.inconspicuusC.asymmetricusC.primus
S.atmetros
S.helotatus
A.helvatica
S.speciosum
W.britannica
L.contractus
R.incompta
D.criotusD.striatusC.superbusC.cavusL.hauffii
B.novumC.crassus
P.liasicus
S.punctulata
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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 soley on this information whenmaking a commercial decision.
Digital compilation by N.R. Montgomerie
L.(E
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ensi
s
L.di
ctyo
des
G.rudia
L.orbignyi
R.crebra
L.tenera
BE
NT
HIC
FO
RA
MIN
IFE
RID
A
Barren interzone
C.calabaza
B.simplex
Dissimulidinium sp.A
Biorbifera sp.A
I.kondratjeviiP.inusitatum
Egmontodinium sp.ADissimulidinium sp.B
B.nereidis
C.calabaza
B.simplex
Dissimuldinium sp.A
Biorbifera sp.A
I.kondratjeviP.inusitatum
Egmontodinium sp.ADissimulidinium sp.B
B.nereidis
M2
M3
M4
Bint & Marshall (1994)
Leiosphaerid 4ciii (Helby)
unpublished
Haq et al, 1987
CALABRIANPIACENZIANZANCLEANMESSINIAN
TORTONIAN
SERRAVALLIAN
LANGHIAN
BURDIGALIAN
AQUITANIAN
CHATTIAN
RUPELIAN
PRIABONIAN
BARTONIAN
LUTETIAN
YPRESIAN
THANETIAN
SELANDIAN
DANIAN
MAASTRICHTIAN
CAMPANIAN
SANTONIAN
CONIACIANTURONIAN
CENOMANIAN
ALBIAN
APTIAN
BARREMIAN
HAUTERIVIAN
VALANGINIAN
BERRIASIAN
TITHONIAN
KIMMERIDGIAN
OXFORDIAN
CALLOVIAN
BATHONIAN
BAJOCIAN
AALENIAN
TOARCIAN
PLIENSBACHIAN
SINEMURIAN
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KC-XIVKC-XVKC-XVI
KC-XIXKC-XXKC-XI
KC-XXIIKC-XXIII
KC-XXVIIKC-XXVIII
KC-XXIX
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KCN-1KCN-2 KCN-3KCN-4KCN-5 KCN-6
KCN-7KCN-8KCN-9 KCN-10
KCN-11
KCN-12KCN-13KCN-14KCN-15
KCN-16 KCN-17
KCN-18KCN-19
KCN-20KCN-21KCN-22
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KCN
-25
KCN-26
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abc
G.calida calidaG.tosaensis
G.inflataG.crassaformis crassaformisS.dehiscensG.puncticulata
G.tumidaG.conomiozeaG.plesiotumida
N.acostaensisG.miotumidaG.nepenthes
P.mayeriG.fohsi lobataP.mayeri acmeO.suturalis
P.glomerosa curvaP.sicana
G.trilobusD.biaiensis
G.woodi connectaG.woodi woodiG.dehiscens
G.kugleri
G.angulisuturalis
H.primitiva
C.cubensisG.indexH.dumbeli
Globigeapsis 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
MapCHA
Tan
SKU
JABOli
ESw
TahBilESw
JABMonEcl
Tan
Pen
Avo
Tah
SkuSwaESw
PUFBir
Puf
Hal
CASTal
SUNTRO
LAMELAKak
BAYUNDSUNTRO
Ten
Cz7
Cz6
Cz5
Cz4
Cz3
Cz2
Cz1
J10
J9
J8
J7
J6
J5
J4
J3
J2
J1
Tr6
Tr5
Tr4
Tr3
Tr2
Tr1
P7
P6
P5
P4
P3
P2
P1
Crb
6
Crb5
K11
K10
K9
K8
K7
K6K5
K4
K3
K2
K1
ab
ab
abcabcab
=a=b=c=d
Green: first appearanceRed: last appearance
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Jabir
u
Terra
ce
TalbotTalbot
OliverOliver
TenaciousTenacious
JabiruJabiruPaqualin Gr
LONDONDERRYLONDONDERRY
HIGH HIGH
Montara
Tce
MontaraMontara
ChallisChallis
TahbilkTahbilk
?
***
EVENTS
Barracouta Formation
Oliver Formation
Oliver Sand Member
Cartier Formation
Prion Formation
Hibernia Formation
Grebe Formation
Johnson Formation
Turnstone Formation
Fenelon Formation
Gibson Formation
Woolaston Formation
Jamieson Formation
Darwin Formation
Echuca Shoals Formation
Flamingo Group
Frigate Shale
Laminaria/Elang Formation
Plover Formation
Nome Formation
Challis Formation
Pollard Formation
Osprey Formation
Sahu
l Gro
up
Mount Goodwin Formation
Hyland Bay Formation
Fossil Head Formation
Collision
? Uplift / erosion
Post-rift regression
Post-rift transgression
? Uplift of horst blocks
Extension
Initiation of Jurassic rifts
Regional subsidence
Inversion
Thermal subsidence
Extension
Thermal subsidence
Rapid subsidence (Timor flexure)
? Erosion / condensed section
Initiation Fitzroy Movement (compression)
Initiation of Westralian Superbasin
Barracouta Formation
Oliver Formation
Grebe Marl
Barracouta Formation
Oliver Formation
Prion Formation
Hibernia Formation
Grebe Formation
Johnson Formation
Swan
For
mat
ion
Plover Formation
Sahu
l Gro
up
Carti
er F
m
HiberniaFormation
JohnsonFormation
PrionFormation
Hibe
rnia
Bed
s
Brown GannetFormation
Echuca ShoalsFormation
BenellaFormation
PollardFormation
Un-named
Un-named
Sahu
l Gro
up
Puffin/PrudhoeFormation
FenelonFormation
GibsonFormation
WoolastonFormation
Vee
Form
atio
n
Echuca ShoalsFormation
Upper VulcanFormation
Lower VulcanFormation
MontaraFormation
PETR
EL A
PETR
EL B
PETR
EL C
NomeFormation
ChallisFormation
PollardFormation
OspreyFormation
Mount GoodwinFormation
Mount GoodwinFormation
Barracouta Formation
Oliver Formation
Prion Formation
Hibernia Formation
Grebe Formation
Borde/PrudhoeFormation
FenelonFormation
GibsonFormation
WoolastonFormation
Bath
urst
Isla
nd G
roup
Darwin/Echuca Shoals
Formation
Johnson/BassetFormation
Oliver Sand Member
Hyland Bay Formation
Oliver Sand Member
Upper Vulcan Formation
Sahu
l Gro
upPollardFormation
OspreyFormation
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IGNI
FICA
NT S
HOW
S / D
ISCO
VERI
ES
XI
X
IX
VIII
VII
V
IV
III
IIb
IIa
I
Avo - Avocet
BAY - Bayu
Bil - Bilyara
CHA - Challis
Ecl - Eclipse
ELA - Elang
ESw - East Swan
JAB - Jabiru
LAM - Laminaria
Mon - Montara
Oli - Oliver
PUF - Puffin
SKU - Skua
Swa - Swan
Tal - Talbot
UND - Undan
Kak - Kakatua
Plio-Pleistoceneundifferentiated
Plio-Pleistoceneundifferentiated
Siu Formation
KokneoConglomerate
Ofu Formation
BorolaloFormation
NakfunuFormation
Oe BaatFormation
Wai LuluFormation
Wai LuluFormation
BabuluFormation
AitutuFormation
AitutuFormation
NiofFormation
Mau
biss
e F
orm
atio
n
Mau
biss
e F
orm
atio
n
CribasFormation
AtahocFormation
AtahocFormation
CribasFormation
AliambataFormation
Fossil Head Formation
VI
Woo
dbin
e Be
ds
Bir - Birch Tah - Tahbilk
Capitals (eg. SKU) = major field
Map - Maple
Pen - Pengana
Tan - Tancred
Ten - Tenacious
SUN - Sunrise
TRO - Troubadour
Wai BuaFormation
Sequence and lithostratigraphic interptretation based on the following wells
ASHMORE PLATFORM VULCAN SUB-BASIN LONDONDERRY HIGH (Western margin)
Allaru 1Avocet 1AAvocet 2Birch 1Cassini 1Cassini 2Challis 1Challis 11Champagny 1Dillon Shoals 1Douglas 1East Swan 1
East Swan 2Eclipse 1Garganey 1Jabiru 1AJabiru 2Jarrah 1AKeppler 1Longleat 1Maple 1Montara 1Nancar 1Octavius 1
Anderdon 1Halycon 1Osprey 1
Oliver 1Paqualin 1Pascal 1Pengana 1Puffin 1Puffin 2Rainbow 1Skua 1Skua 6Swan 1 Swan 3Swift 1
Tahbilk 1Talbot 1Taltarni 1Tancred 1Turnstone 1Voltaire 1Vulcan 1B
Upper Jamieson Formation
Lower Jamieson Formation
Lower JamiesonFormation
Upper JamiesonFormation
Kayling Formation
Treachery Shale
Kuriyippi Formation Kuriyippi Formation
AshmoreVolcanics
** Ashmore Reef 1Brown Gannet 1North Hibernia 1Pascal 1Rainbow 1Sahul Shoals 1Warb 1A* Mount Ashmore 1B
Tertiary, foraminiferidsTertiary, foraminiferidsTertiary, spores & pollenJurassic -Tertiary, nannoplanktonJurassic - Cretaceous, spores &pollenPermian - Triassic, spores & pollenCarboniferous, ostracodsDevonian, macro vertebratesSilurian, trilobites & brachiopodsOrdovician & Triassic, conodontsCambrian - Ordovician, trilobites & brachiopodsCambrian - Ordovician, trilobites
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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VULCANSUB-BASIN
LONDONDERRYHIGH
(Western Flank)SAHUL
(Whittam et al, 1996)
TIMOR ISLANDWEST
SE
EP
S
TIMOR ISLANDEAST
S.R. Schutter & J.R. Laurie
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SY
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STAGE
TIM
E S
LIC
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MAGNETIC POLARITY SEALEVEL CURVEAUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL BIOZONATIONS
SUBSYSTEMSUBPERIOD
SERIESEPOCH
200 m 100 m 0 m
ME
GA
SE
Q(W
hit
tam
199
6)
SE
Q (
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199
0)
C Commonwealth of Australia 1998
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 by Dr 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.
ROTIROTI
TIMOR T
ROUGH
TIMOR T
ROUGH
S Sw
itzer
land
, N It
aly
Blo
w 1
969
& 1
979
Ber
ggre
n et
al 1
985
& 1
995
CC
: Sis
sing
h (1
977)
KC
N: R
exill
ius
(in
Prep
)
NC
: Rot
h (1
978) K
CC
M:
Rex
illiu
s (i
n Pr
ep)
KC
:Sh
afik
(199
6)
NJ: Bown et al (1988)
MA
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DIS
CO
VE
RIE
S
ASHMOREPLATFORM
MA
JOR
SH
OW
S&
DIS
CO
VE
RIE
S
MA
JOR
SH
OW
S&
DIS
CO
VE
RIE
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AG
SO
SE
Q(1
998)
MA
JOR
SH
OW
S&
DIS
CO
VE
RIE
S
?
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
NN
& N
P:
Mar
tini
(197
1)
CN & CP: Okada &
Burky (1980)
Oliver Sand Mbr
Hal - Halycon
0
NORTHERN BONAPARTE BASIN BIOZONATION AND STRATIGRAPHY
0 200 km
MoneyShoalGraben
Timor Trough
PETRELSUB-BASIN
Ashmore
Platform
BrowseBasin
Sahul S
yncline
Vul
can
Sub
-bas
in
Lond
onde
rry H
igh
KimberleyBlock
16°126° 132°
Darwin
FitzroyMobileZone
Malita GrabenSahul
Platform
12°
Timor W
estTimor East
Northern Bonaparte BasinBiozonation & Stratigraphy, 1998
Chart 15
CSS - Cassini