Division of Mines and Mineral Resources - Report 1991/15

TASROK - A computer-based catalogue for Tasmanian rocks (Revision 4)

by R. G.Richardson

Abstract

The program suite described is designed to provide the basis of a unified index to the various rock and mineral collections held within Tasmanian institutions. Provision is included for searching the collections, adding to the data, and producing a comprehensive manual. This revision adds provision for locating entries duplicated in registered number or co-ordinates, and selectively deleting entries.

INTRODUCTION

A number of organisations within Tasmania maintain rock collections, (e.g. Hydro-Electric Commission, Department of Mines, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Tasmania) but there is no easy way of locating all specimens of a particular type or from a particular area. At present the programs only provide for the four collections of the Department of Mines but are easily modified to include other collections (changes to ROCKADD, ROCKCHGE).

SEARCHING THE DATA

The search phase is entered by typing ROCKSRCH. An entry will be retrieved only if the specified search options are matched. The list of standard abbreviations should be used when designing a search.

The program requests the following data:

(i) Collection - one or more standard collection identifiers on a line, each identifier terminated by /. If a search by registered number is required only one collection identifier must be given. If this option is not required leave the line blank.

e.g. Ml/MM! historic Mines Department rocks or Mines Department minerals.

(ii) Starting registered number - a number valid for the collection selected. Leave blank to select all.

(iii) Finishing registered number - a number valid for the collection selected. The prompt only appears if a starting registered number is given. Leave blank to select all entries after the starting registered number.

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(iv) Generic type - one or more standard abbreviations on a line, each abbreviation terminated by /. If this option is not required leave the line blank.

(v) Sample name - details as for generic type, but no standard abbreviations.

(vi) Minerals - details as for generic type.

(vii) Modifiers - details as for generic type.

(viii) Age - details as for generic type but:

CO will search for PZO, PZC also EC will search for PRP, PZC also SD will search for PZS, PZD also PC will search for PZP, PZF also PT will search for MT, PZP also C will search for Q, T also T will search for T, TPL, TMI etc. TPL will search for TPL, TPLE, TPLM, TPLL etc. etc.

(ix) Rock unit code - details as for generic type

(x) Rock group code - this allows searching of characters 4 to 6 of the rock unit code.

(xi) Rock unit name - details as for generic type

(xii) State - details as for generic type but: to search on AMG co-ordinates State must be 0 (Tasmania) to search all entries on lat./long. State should be 8.

(xiii) Quadrangle or country - details as for generic type, but no standard abbreviations.

(xiv) Search by area - Y to search by area - only prompted for if State is not blank

(a) If State is 0 (Tasmania):

The AMG co-ordinates of the western, eastern, southern and northern boundaries of the area to be searched are requested. Full six-figure co-ordinates

are required, with the assumed digit 5 on northings omitted.

(b) If State is 1--{),8,9:

The southern, northern, western and eastern boundaries are requested. The latitudes and longitudes are specified as on the input sheet

(xv) Locality - details as for generic type, but no standard abbreviations.

(xvi) Collector - details as for generic type.

(xvii) Starting year - the year of collection to start searching from. Leave blank to select all.

(xviii:finishing year - the prompt only appears if a starting year is given. Leave blank to select all entries collected after the starting year.

(xix) Field number - one or more field numbers on aline, each terminated by;. If this option is not required leave the line blank.

(xx) Treatment - details as for generic type.

(xxi) Keywords - details as for generic type, but no standard abbreviation.

(xxii) Proceed with this search - type N if search is not to proceed.

(xxiii)Do you want a screen listing? - type N if not required. Full or abbreviated listing? - F for full Print more entries on screen? - N for no more

(xxiv)Search subset again? - type Y to search the currently selected subset of the data again.

(xxv) Do you want a printout? - type Y if a printout is required.

Full or abbreviated listing? -F for full - A for abbreviated - Appendix 2 shows sample outputs

(xxvi)More searches? - type N to stop searching

DATA BASE MAINTENANCE

Data coding

Data are coded onto standard sheets (Appendix 1) using the current lists of standard abbreviations and the following notes. When a prompt terminates with a', entering aretum will repeat the previous data value. A new string may also be entered or a backslash (\) will insert a blank. The previous value is displayed after the prompt.

(a) Collection - 2 characters specifying the collection

(b) Registration No. - up to 8 characters in the format for the collection

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- the previous registered number will be incremented if this is left blank

(c) Generic type" - 5 characters in accordance with the standard list -leave blank if not known

(d) Sample name' - up to 12 characters -leave blank if not known

(e) Minerals - up to three sets of three characters in accordance with the standard list - leave blank if not known

(I) Modifiers - up to three sets of four characters in accordance with the standard list - leave blank if not known

(g) Age' - 4 characters in accordance with the standard list - leave blank if not known

(h) Rock unit code' - 5 characters in accordance with the standard list -leave blank if not known

(i) Rock unit name" - up to 10 characters in accordance with the standard list - leave blank if not known

(j) State or overseas' - 1 character in accordance with the standard list

(k) Quadrangle or country' - quadrangle number for Tasmania using 1:50 000 sheets if possible, e.g. 7916S - abbreviated country name

(I) Co-ordinate' - Lat./LOng.· - AMG co-ordinates in Tasmania e.g. 285200 347400 - latitude and longitude elsewhere - one per line

(m) Locality" - up to 12 characters -leave blank if not known

(n) Collector* - 3 characters in accordance with the standard list -leave blank if not known

(0) Year of collection' - 4 digits

(p) Field no. - up to 6 alpha-numeric characters - leave blank if not known

(q) Treatment - up to 6 sets of two characters in accordance with the standard list. -leave blank if not known

(r) Reference - up to 30 characters

(s) Keywords - up to 24 characters

(I) Comments - up to 24 characters

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Data entry

Data are input by typing ROCKADD. The data is entered in batches with only one collection in each batch. Other data requested are in accordance with the coding fonn. To tenninate input, type END in response to the request for registered number. At the end of input a proof sheet is output and the standard abbreviations are automatically checked. Any errors in abbreviations are also printed.

Correction of new data

Data are corrected before merging by typing ROCKCORR. This program prompts for collection and registered number. and allows all parts of the data sheet to be changed. Once again a proof sheet is output and the abbreviations are checked. Corrections may be made any number of times.

Data merging

After checking and correction data are merged with the main file by typing ROCKMRGE.

Data sorting

The data may be sorted into ascending registered number order within collections by typing ROCKSORT.

Data correction

Corrections may be made to existing entries in the data base by typing ROCKUPD. This program works in much the same way as ROCKCORR.

Data searching

The search phase is entered by typing ROCKSRCH.

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5/29 Adding new abbreviations

New abbreviations may be added by typing NEWTERM. The type of abbreviation is requested and then each new tenn is input as a 5 character abbreviation on one line followed by the full term. with a maximum of 58 characters. on the next line. Standard abbreviation types areCOLECTOR.MOD~R.TRTMENT.MITNERAL and GENERIC. and are stored in files of the same name with the extension REF. The AGE abbreviations can only be changed using the editor.

ROCKCODE (the rock unit codes and rock unit names) is changed using the editor by typing CHGECODE.

Usting standard abbreviations

A list of standard abbreviations may be produced by typing GUIDER. A sample. and very incomplete. list is shown in Appendix 3.

Duplicate Data

Duplicate entries may be listed on the printer by typing ROCKDUPE. A choice is then made between locating duplicate registered numbers.latitudesllongitudes (within 1 minute outside Tasmania) or co-ordinates (within 10 metres in Tasmania).

Deleting Entries

Entries may be deleted by typing ROCKDEL. After prompting for the reference number all data relating to the selected entry is displayed. If satisfactory the entry may be deleted.

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1. Regi,tration No.

2. Generi~ Ty~

5. Sample Name

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7. Rock Unit Code

10. Quadrangle or Country

APPENDIX 1

Data coding sheet

TASROCK CATALOGUE COMPUTER ENTRY SHEET

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REG NO 54- I 54- 9 54- IS 55- 7

TASMANIAN ROCK CATALOGUE SAMPLE NAME LOCALITY

QUARTZITE 2/474E/28 SCHIST R3/493/26N DOLERITE BUTLERS GORG LAVA BRANCH CK BH

REG NO GENIC SAMPLE NAME MINERALS M2 54- 1 MESMQ QUARTZITE

ROCKNAME

TASMANIAN MODIFIERS

M2 54- 9 ME SCHIST HEM SER QTZ

M2 54- 15 IPBDO DOLERITE

M2 55- 7 IV LAVA HYBR LOG NO.1687

en ROCK AND MINERAL CATALOGUE \I) l>

AGE CODE<-ROCK->NAME SQUAD COORDINATES LOCALITY COL YEAR 3 "tI o 8114N OmE OmN 21474E128 JME 1954 "C "tI

1.5' ABOVE CONTACT 2 iD m 0 8114N OmE OmN R3/493/26N JME 1954 0 Z

I: C 81135 440000mE 320000mN BUTLERS GORG 1954 - X MJ 0 "C

I: 1'1) 0 8215N 467800 .. E 437750mN BRANCH CK BH TDH 1955 -en BH3 245-254' ?S[.ATE

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APPENDIX 3

TASROK user guide

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TASMANIAN ROCK CATALOGUE

GUIDE TO INFORMATION STORED

DATE 21 JUN 1988

INTRODUCTION

The abbreviations used in the Tasmanian rock catalogue (TASROK) are outlined in the following lists. Every attempt should be made to use the latest versions of the abbreviations. In the event of additional abbreviations being needed please contact the Mines Department to arrange an update and re-issue to participating groups,

Abbreviations of less than the maximum field length may need to be followed by a space to distinguish them from longer abbreviations.

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REGISTRATION NUMBERS

HISTORIC MINES DEPT. ROCKS YEAR SERIES MINES DEPT. ROCKS NEW SERIES MINES DEPT. ROCKS MINES DEPT. MINERALS

COLLECTION M1 M2 M3 MM

FORMAT 12345678 86-12345 G1234567 12345678

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LOCATION DATA

STATE o 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

TASMANIA VICTORIA NEW SOUTH WALES (INCLUDING A.C.T.) QUEENSLAND NORTHERN TERRITORY WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA OVERSEAS

FOR ALL AREAS OUTSIDE TASMANIA LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE ARE USED.

WITHIN TASMANIA THE AUSTRALIAN MAP GRID IS USED WITH SIX (6) DIGITS IN EACH CDORDINATE. THE ASSUMED DIGIT 5 IN NORTHINGS IS OMITTED

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CO CONCENTRATES ET EXTRATERRESTRIAL (METEORITES & TEKTITES) ETM EXTRATERRESTRIAL- METEORITES ETT EXTRATERRESTRIAL- TEKTITES I IGNEOUS-IP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC & HYPABYSSAL IP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID IPAAD IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACrD- ADAMELLITE IPAAP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- APLITE IPAGD IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- GRANODIORITE IPAGR IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- GRANITE IPAPE IGNEOUS- PLUTONlc- ACID- PEGMATITE IPAPO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- PORPHYRY IPB IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC IPBDO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- DOLERITE IPBGA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- GABBRO IPBNO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- NORITE IPBTO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- TONALITE IPI IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE IPIOI IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- DIORITE IPILA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- LAMPROPHYRE IPIMO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- MONZONITE IPIPO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- PORPHYRY IPISY IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- SYENITE IPU IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC IPUAN IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- ANORTHOSITE IPUCR IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- CHROMITITE IPUDU IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- DUNITE IPUHA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- HARZBURGITE IPUPE IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- PERIDOTITE IPUSE IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- SERPENTINITE IV IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC & PYROCLASTIC IVA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID IVADA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- DACITE IVARD IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- RHYODACITE IVARH IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- RHYOLITE IVB IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- BASIC IVBBA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- BASIC- BASALT IVI IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- INTERMEDIATE IVIAN IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- INTERMEDIATE- ANDESITE IVP IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC IVPAG IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- AGGLOMERATE IVPAS IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- ASH IVPBR IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- BRECCIA IVPTU IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- TUFF lVU IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ULTRABASIC ME METAMORPHIC-MEGN METAMORPHIC- GNEISS MEGR METAMORPHIC- GRANULITE MEl METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS MEIA METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- AMPHIBOLITE MEIEC METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- ECLOGITE MEIEP METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEQUS- EPIDOSITE MEISE METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- SERPENTINITE

GENERIC TYPE

CO CONCENTRATES ET EXTRATERRESTRIAL (METEORITES & TEKTITES) ETM EXTRATERRESTRIAL- METEORITES ETT EXTRATERRESTRIAL- TEKTITES I IGNEOUS-IP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC & HYPABYSSAL IP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID IPAAD IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- ADAMELLITE IPAAP IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- APLITE IPAGR IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- GRANITE IPAGD IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- GRANODIORITE IPAPE IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- PEGMATITE IPAPO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ACID- PORPHYRY IPB IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC IPBDO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- DOLERITE IPBGA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- GABBRO IPBNO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- NORITE IPBTO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- BASIC- TONALITE IPI IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE IPIDI IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- DIORITE IPlLA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- LAMPROPHYRE IPIMO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- MONZONITE IPIPO IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- PORPHYRY IPISY IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- INTERMEDIATE- SYENITE IPU IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC IPUAN IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- ANORTHOSITE IPUCR IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- CHROMITITE IPUDU IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- DUNITE IPUHA IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- HARZBURGITE IPUPE IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- PERIDOTITE IPUSE IGNEOUS- PLUTONIC- ULTRABASIC- SERPENTINITE IVP IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC IVPAG IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- AGGLOMERATE IVPAS IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- ASH IVPBR IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- BRECCIA IVPTU IGNEOUS- PYROCLASTIC- TUFF IV IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC • PYROCLASTIC IVA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID IVADA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- DACITE IVARD IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- RHYODACITE IVARH IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ACID- RHYOLITE IVB IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- BASIC IVBBA IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- BASIC- BASALT IVI IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- INTERMEDIATE IVIAN IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- INTERMEDIATE- ANDESITE lVU IGNEOUS- VOLCANIC- ULTRABASIC ME METAMORPHIC-MEGN METAMORPHIC- GNEISS MEGR METAMORPHIC- GRANULITE MEl METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS MEIA METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- AMPHIBOLITE MEIEC METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- ECLOGITE MEIEP METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOUS- EPIDOSITE MEISE METAMORPHIC- METAIGNEOOS- SERPENTINITE

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MEMI MEMY MES MESCH MESHF MESMA MESMQ MESPH MESSK MESSL ML MLN MLNC MLNN MLNO MLNP MLNS MLS MLSC MLSCT MLSI MLSIA MLSID MLSIP MLSN MLSNG MLSP MLSPM MLSPT MLSPY MLSS MLST MLSTD MLSTF MLSTZ OR ORG ORN ORNAU ORNFE ORNMN ORNSN ORNU ORN!< ORS ORSAU ORSCU ORSNI ORSPB ORSPY ORSZN S SA SACL

METAMORPHIC- MIGMATITE METAMORPHIC- MYLONITE & FAULT BRECCIA METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY METAMORPHIC- SCHIST METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- HORNFELS METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- MARBLE METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- METAQUARTZITE METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- PHYLLITE METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- SKARN METAMORPHIC- METASEDIMENTARY- SLATE MINERAL MINERAL- NONSILICATE MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­MINERAL- SILICATE­ORE & GOSSANS

CARBONATES NATIVE ELEMENTS OXIDES, HYDROXIDES & HALIDES PHOSPHATES, SULPHATES, ETC. SULPHIDES & SULPHOSALTS

CYCLOSILICATES CYCLOSILICATES- TOURMALINE INOSILICATES INOSILICATES- AMPHIBOLES INOSILICATES- PYROXENOIDS INOSILICATES- PYROXENES NESOSILICATES NESOSILICATES- GARNETS PHYLLOSILICATES PHYLLOSILICATES­PHYLLOSILICATES­PHYLLOSILICATES­SOROSILICATES TECTOSILICATES TECTOSILICATES­TECTOSILICATES­TECTOSILICATES-

ORE & GOSSANS- GOSSANS ORE- NONSULPHIDE ORE- NONSULPHIDE- GOLD ORE- NONSULPHIDE- IRON ORE- NONSULPHIDE- MANGANESE ORE- NONSULPHIDE- TIN ORE- NONSULPHIDE- URANIUM ORE- NONSULPHIDE- TUNGSTEN ORE- SULPHIDE ORE- SULPHIDE- GOLD ORE- SULPHIDE- COPPER ORE- SULPHIDE- NICKEL ORE- SULPHIDE- LEAD ORE- SULPHIDE- PYRITE ORE- SULPHIDE- ZINC SEDIMENTARY-

MICAS CHLORITES CLAYS

FELDSPATHOIDS FELDSPARS ZEOLITES

SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & UNCONSOLIDATED- CLAY

GENERIC TYPE

MES METAMORPHIC­MESHF METAMORPHIC­MESMA METAMORPHIC­MESMQ METAMORPHIC­MESPH METAMORPHIC­MESSK METAMORPHIC­MESSL METAMORPHIC­MEMI METAMORPHIC­MEMY METAMORPHIC­MESCH METAMORPHIC-ML MINERAL

METASEDIMENTARY METASEDIMENTARY­METASEDIMENTARY­METASEDIMENTARY­METASEDIMENTARY­METASEDIMENTARY­METASEDIMENTARY­MIGMATITE MYLONITE & FAULT SCHIST

MLN MINERAL- NONSILICATE

HORNFELS MARBLE METAQUARTZITE PHYLLITE SKARN SLATE

BRECCIA

MLNC MINERAL- NONSILICATE- CARBONATES MLNN MINERAL- NONSILICATE- NATIVE ELEMENTS

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MLNO MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MLNP MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MLNS MINERAL- NONSILICATE­MLS MINERAL- SILICATE MLSC MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSCT MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSI MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSIA MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSIP MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSID MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSN MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSNG MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSP MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSPT MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSPY MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSPM MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSS MINERAL- SILICATE­MLST MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSTF MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSTD MINERAL- SILICATE­MLSTZ MINERAL- SILICATE-

OXIDES, HYDROXIDES & HALIDES PHOSPHATES, SULPHATES, ETC. SULPHIDES & SULPHOSALTS

OR ORE & GOSSANS

CYCLOSILICATES CYCLOSILICATES- TOURMALINE INOSILICATES INOSILICATES- AMPHIBOLES INOSILICATES- PYROXENES INOSILICATES- PYROXENOIDS NESOSILICATES NESOSILICATES- GARNETS PHYLLOSILICATES PHYLLOSILICATES­PHYLLOSILICATES­PHYLLOSILICATES­SOROSILICATES

CHLORITES CLAYS MICAS

TECTOSILICATES TECTOSILICATES- FELDSPARS TECTOSILICATES- FELDSPATHOIDS TECTOSILICATES- ZEOLITES

ORG ORE & GOSSANS- GOSSANS ORN ORE- NONSULPHIDE ORNAU ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORNFE ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORNMN ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORNSN ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORNW ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORNU ORE- NONSULPHIDE­ORS ORE- SULPHIDE

GOLD IRON MANGANESE TIN TUNGSTEN URANIUM

ORSCU ORE- SULPHIDE­ORSAU ORE- SULPHIDE­ORSPB ORE- SULPHIDE­ORSNI ORE- SULPHIDE­ORSPY ORE- SULPHIDE­ORSZN ORE- SULPHIDE-

COPPER GOLD LEAD NICKEL PYRITE ZINC

S SEDIMENTARY-SA SEDlMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & UNCONSOLIDATED SACL SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & UNCONSOLIDATED- CLAY

SAGR SASA SASI SC SCA SCADO SCALI SCAMG SCH SCHCH SCHEV SCHIF SG SGTL SGTLT SO SOA SOB SOC SOE SOF SOS SS SSA SSAA SSAG SSAW SSL SSLM SSLSH SSLSI SSR SSRB SSRC SV SVT VE WA

SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY -SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­SEDIMENTARY­

ALLUVIUM & ALLUVIUM &

UNCONSOLIDATED- GRAVEL UNCONSOLIDATED- SAND UNCONSOLIDATED- SILT

CARBONATES & CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS CARBONATES CARBONATES- DOLOMITE CARBONATES- LIMESTONES CARBONATES- MAGNESITE CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­GLACIOGENE

CHERT EVAPORITE BIF

GLACIOGENE- TILL SEDIMENTARY- GLACIOGENE- TILLITE SOIL SOIL- AEOLIANITE SOIL- BAUXITE SOIL- COLLUVIUM SOIL- ELUVIUM SOIL- FERRICRETE/LATERITE SOIL- SILCRETE

ARENITE ARENITE­ARENITE­ARENITE­LUTITE­LUTITE­LUTITE­LUTITE­RUDITE RUDITE­RUDITE-

SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- VOLCANICLASTIC SEDIMENTARY- VOLCANICLASTIC-TUFF VEGETATION & LITTER WATER

ARKOSE GREYWACKE WACKE

MUDSTONE SHALE SILTSTONE

BRECCIA CONGLOMERATE

GENERIC TYPE

SAGR SASA SAS! SCA SC SCADO SCALI SCAMG SCH SCHIF SCHCH SCHEV SG SGTL SGTLT SS SSA SSAA SSAG SSAW SSL SSLM SSLSH SSLSI SSR SSRB SSRC SV SVT SO SOA SOB SOC SOE SOF SOS VE WA

SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & SEDIMENTARY- ALLUVIUM & SEDIMENTARY- CARBONATES

UNCONSOLIDATED­UNCONSOLIDATED­UNCONSOLIDATED-

GRAVEL SAND SILT

SEDIMENTARY- CARBONATES & CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS SEDIMENTARY- CARBONATES- DOLOMITE SEDIMENTARY- CARBONATES- LIMESTONES SEDIMENTARY- CARBONATES- MAGNESITE SEDIMENTARY- CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS

BIF SEDIMENTARY- CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­SEDIMENTARY- CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­SEDIMENTARY- CHEMICAL SEDIMENTS­SEDIMENTARY- GLACIOGENE

CHERT EVAPORITE

SEDIMENTARY- GLACIOGENE- TILL SEDIMENTARY- GLACIOGENE- TILLITE SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC

ARENITE ARENITE- ARKOSE ARENITE- GREYWACKE ARENITE- WACKE LUTITE-LUTITE­LUTITE­LUTITE­RUDITE

MUDSTONE SHALE SILTSTONE

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SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- SILICICLASTIC­SEDIMENTARY- VOLCANICLASTIC

RUDITE- BRECCIA RUDITE- CONGLOMERATE

SEDIMENTARY- VOLCANICLASTIC-TUFF SOIL SOIL- AEOLIANITE SOIL- BAUXITE SOIL- COLLUVIUM SOIL- ELUVIUM SOIL- FERRICRETE/LATERITE SOIL- SILCRETE VEGETATION & LITTER WATER

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AB ALBITE I ACM ACMITE ACM ACMITE I ACT ACTINOLITE ACT ACTINOLITE I AGT AEGIRINE-AUGITE ADR ANDRADITE I AK AKERMANITE AGT AEGIRINE-AUGITE I AB ALBITE AK AKERMANITE I ALN ALLANITE ALM ALMANDINE I ALM ALMANDINE ALN ALLANITE I AM AMPHIBOLE (QV CLINO-,ORTHO-) AM AMPHIBOLE (QV CLINO-,ORTHO-) I ANL ANALCITE (ANALCIME) AN ANORTHITE I ANT ANATASE AND ANDALUSITE I AND ANDALUSITE ANH ANHYDRITE I ADR ANDRADITE ANK ANKERITE I ANH ANHYDRITE ANL ANALCITE (ANALCIME) I ANK ANKERITE ANN ANNITE I ANN ANNITE ANT ANATASE I AN ANORTHITE AP APATITE I ATH ANTHOPHYLLITE APO APOPHYLLITE I ATG ANTIGORITE APY ARSENOPyRITE I AP APATITE ARF ARFVEDSONITE I APO APOPHYLLITE ARG ARAGONITE I ARG ARAGONITE ATG ANTIGORITE I ARF ARFVEDSONITE ATH ANTHOPHyLLITE I APY ARSENOPYRITE AUG AUGITE I AUG AUGITE AX AXINITE I AX AXINITE BHM BOEHMITE I BRT BARITE BN BORNITE I BRL BERYL BRC BRUCITE I BT BIOTITE BRK BROOKITE I BHM BOEHMITE BRL BERYL I BN BORNITE BRT BARITE I BRK BROOKITE BST BUSTAMITE I BRC BRUCITE BT BIOTITE I BST BUSTAMITE CAL CALCITE I CAL CALCITE CAM CLINOAMPHIBOLE (CA) I CCN CANCRINITE CBZ CHABAZITE I CRN CARNEGIEITE CC CHALCOCITE I CST CASSITERITE CCL CHRYSOCOLLA I CLS CELESTITE CCN CANCRINITE I CBZ CHABAZITE CCP CHALCOPYRITE I CC CHALCOCITE CEN CLINOENSTATITE I CCP CHALCOPYRITE CFS CLINOFERROSILITE I CHL CHLORITE CHL CHLORITE I CLD CHLORITOID CHN CHONDRODITE I CHN CHONDRODITE CHR CHROMITE I CHR CHROMITE CHU CLINOHUMITE I CCL CHRYSOCOLLA CLD CHLORITOID I CTL CHRYSOTILE CLS CELESTITE I CAM CLINOAMPHIBOLE (CA) CPX CLINOPYROXENE (CA) I CEN CLINOENSTATITE CRD CORDIERITE I CFS CLINOFERROSILITE CRN CARNEGIEITE I CHU CLINOHUMITE -~

CRN CORUNDUM I CPX CLINOPYROXENE (CA) ..l' CRS CRISTOBALLITE I CZO CLINOZOISITE fB· CST CASSITERITE I CRD CORDIERITE

CTL CUM CUP CV CZO DG DI DOL DRV DSP ECK ED ELB EN EP FA FAC FED FL FO FS FSD FSP FST FTS GBS GED GH GLN GLT GN GP GR GRS GRT GRU GT HBL HC HD HEM HL HS HU HUL HYN HZ ILL ILM JD JH KFS KLN KLS

CHRYSOTILE CUMMINGTONITE CUPRITE COVELLlTE CLINOZOISITE DIGINITE DIOPSIDE DOLOMITE DRAVITE DIASPORE ECKERMANNITE EDENITE ELBAITE ENSTATITE (ORTHO) EPIDOTE FAYALITE FERROACTINOLITE FERROEDENITE FLUORITE FORSTERITE FERROSILITE (ORTHO) FELDSPATHOID FELDSPAR FASSITE FERROTSCHERMAKITE GIBBSITE GEDRITE GEHLENITE GLAUCOPHANE GLAUCONITE GALENA GYPSUM GRAPHITE GROSSULARITE GARNET GRUNERITE GOETHITE HORNBLENDE HERCYNlTE HEDENBERGITE HEMATITE HALITE HASTINGSITE HUMITE HEULANDITE HAUYNE HEAZLEWOODITE ILLITE ILMENITE JADEITE JOHANNSENITE K FELDSPAR KAOLINITE KALSILITE

MINERALS

CRN CV CRS CUM CUP DSP DG DI DOL DRV ECK ED ELB EN EP FST FA FSP FSD FAC FED FS FTS FL FO GN GRT GED GH GBS GLT GLN GT GR GRS GRU GP HL HS HYN HZ HD HEM HC HUL HBL HU ILL ILM JD JH KFS KRS KLS

CORUNDUM COVELLITE CRISTOBALLITE CUMMINGTONITE CUPRITE DIASPORE DIGINITE DIOPSIDE DOLOMITE DRAVITE ECKERMANNITE EDENITE ELBAITE ENSTATITE (ORTHO) EPIDOTE FASSITE FAYALITE FELDSPAR FELDSPATHOID FERROACTINOLITE FERROEDENITE FERROSILITE (ORTHO) FERROTSCHERMAKITE FLUORITE FORSTERITE GALENA GARNET GEDRITE GEHLENITE GIBBSITE GLAUCONITE GLAUCOPHANE GOETHITE GRAPHITE GROSSULARITE GRUNERITE GYPSUM HALITE HASTINGSITE HAUYNE HEAZLEWOODITE HEDENBERGITE HEMATITE HERCYNITE HEULANDITE HORNBLENDE HUMITE ILLITE ILMENITE JADEITE JOHANNSENITE K FELDSPAR KAERSUTITE KALSILITE

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KRN KORNERUPINE I KLN KAOLINITE KRS KAERSUTITE I KTP KATAPHORITE KTP KATAPHORITE I KRN KORNERUPINE KY KYANITE I KY KYANITE LCT LEUCITE I LMT LAUMONTITE LM LIMONITE I LWS LAWSONITE LMT LAUMONTITE I LPD LEPIDOLITE LO LOELLINGITE I LCT LEUCITE LPD LEPIDOLITE I LM LIMONITE LWS LAWSONITE I LZ LIZARDITE LZ LIZARDITE I LO LOELLINGITE MAG MAGNETITE I MGH MAGHEMITE MC MICROCLINE I MKT MAGNESIOKATOPHORITE MC MARCASITE I MRB MAGNESIORIEBECKITE MEL MELILITE I MGS MAGNESITE MGH MAGHEMITE I MAG MAGNETITE MGS MAGNESITE I MC MARCASITE MI MICA I MRG MARGARITE MKT MAGNESIOKATOPHORITE I MEL MELILITE MNT MONTMORILLONITE I MI MICA MNZ MONAZITE I MC MICROCLINE MO MOLYBDENITE I MO MOLYBDENITE MRB MAGNESIORIEBECKITE I MNZ MONAZITE MRG MARGARITE I MTC MONTICELLITE MS MUSCOVITE I MNT MONTMORILLONITE MTC MONTICELLITE I MUL MULLITE MUL MULLITE I MS MUSCOVITE NE NEPHELINE I NTR NATROLITE NRB NORBERGITE I NE NEPHELINE NSN NOSEAN I NRB NORBERGITE NTR NATROLITE I NSN NOSEAN OAM ORTHOAMPHIBOLE I OL OLIVINE OL OLIVINE I OMP OMPHACITE OMP OMPHACITE I OPA OPAL OPA OPAL I OAM ORTHOAMPHIBOLE OPX ORTHOPYROXENE I OR ORTHOCLASE OR ORTHOCLASE I OPX ORTHOPYROXENE PCT PECTOLITE I PG PARAGONITE PEN PROTOENSTATITE I PRG PARGASITE PER PERICLASE I PCT PECTOLITE PG PARAGONITE I PN PENTLANDITE PGT PIGEONITE I PER PERICLASE PHL PHLOGOPHITE I PRV PEROVSKITE PL PLAGIOCLASE I PHL PHLOGOPHITE PMP PUMPELLYITE I PGT PIGEONITE PN PENTLANDITE I PL PLAGIOCLASE PO PYRRHOTITE I PRH PREHNITE PRG PARGASITE I PEN PROTOENSTATITE PRH PREHNITE I PMP PUMPELLYITE PRL PYROPHYLLITE I PY PYRITE PRP PYROPE I PRP PYROPE ~ PRV PEROVSKITE I PRL PYROPHYLLITE PX PYROXENE (QV CLINO-, ORTHO) I PX PYROXENE (QV CLINO-, ORTHO) N PY PYRITE I PO PYRRHOTITE \D

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QTZ QUARTZ QTZ QUARTZ RBK RIEBECKITE RDS RHODOCHROSITE RDN RHODONITE RDN RHODONITE RDS RHODOCHROSITE RBK RIEBECKITE RT RUTILE RT RUTILE SA SANIDINE SA SANIDINE SCP SCAPOLITE SPR SAPPHIRINE SD SIDERITE SCP SCAPOLITE SDL SODALITE SRL SCHORL SER SERICITE SER SERICITE SIL SILLIMANITE SRP SERPENTINE SP SPHALERITE SD SIDERITE SPD SPODUMENE SIL SILLIMANITE SPL SPINEL SDL SODALITE SPN SPHENE SPS SPESSARTINE SPR SAPPHIRINE SP SPHALERITE SPS SPESSARTINE SPN SPHENE SRL SCHORL SPL SPINEL SRP SERPENTINE SPD SPODUMENE ST STAUROLITE ST STAUROLITE STB STILBITE STB STILBITE STP STILPNOMELANE STP STILPNOMELANE STR STRONTIANITE STR STRONTIANITE TLC TALC TLC TALC TMP THOMPSONITE TMP THOMPSONITE TOZ TOPAZ TTN TITANITE (SPHENE) TR TREMOLITE TOZ TOPAZ TRD TRIDYMITE TUR TOURMALINE TRO TROILITE TR TREMOLITE TS TSCHERMAKITE TRD TRIDYMITE TTN TITANITE (SPHENE) TRO TROILITE TUR TOURMALINE TS TSCHERMAKITE USO ULVOSPINEL usa ULVOSPINEL YES VESWIANITE VRM VERMICULITE VIO VIOLARITE YES VESUVIANITE VRM VERMICULITE VIO VIOLARITE 'IF WOLFRAMITE WTH WITHERITE '10 WOLLASTONITE 'IF WOLFRAMITE WTH WITHERITE '10 WOLLASTONITE 'IUS WUSTITE 'IUS WUSTITE ZE ZEOLITE ZE ZEOLITE ZO ZOISITE ZRN ZIRCON ZRN ZIRCON ZO ZOISITE

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ACIC ACICULAR ACIC ACICULAR ACID ACIDIC ACID ACIDIC AG ARGENTIFEROUS ALGA ALGAL AL ALUMINOUS ALK ALKALINE ALGA ALGAL ALLU ALLUVIAL ALK ALKALINE ALTD ALTERED ALLU ALLUVIAL AL ALUMINOUS ALTD ALTERED AMYG AMYGDALOIDAL AMYG AMYGDALOIDAL ANDE ANDESITIC ANDE ANDESITIC SB ANTIMONOAN AREN ARENACEOUS AREN ARENACEOUS ARGI ARGILLACEOUS AG ARGENTIFEROUS ARKO ARKOSIC ARGI ARGILLACEOUS AU AURIFEROUS ARKO ARKOSIC AUGE AUGEN AUGE AUGEN BA BARIAN AU AURIFEROUS BAKE BAKED BAKE BAKED BAND BANDED BAND BANDED BASI BASIC BA BARIAN BEDD BEDDED BSAL BASAL BI BISMUTH IAN BSTC BASALTIC BLAC BLACK BASI BASIC BLAD BLADED BEDD BEDDED BLUE BLUE BI BISMUTHIAN BREC BRECCIATED BLAC BLACK BROW BROWN BLAD BLADED BRYO BRYOZOAN BLUE BLUE BSAL BASAL BREC BRECCIATED BSTC BASALTIC BROW BROWN BUFF BUFF BRYO BRYOZOAN C CARBONACEOUS BUFF BUFF CA CALCIAN CASI CALC-SILICATE CALC CALCAREOUS CALC CALCAREOUS CASI CALC-SILICATE CA CALCIAN CGND COARSE GRAINED C CARBONACEOUS CHCD CHALCEDONIC C03 CARBONATED CHER CHERTY CHCD CHALCEDONIC CLAS CLASTIC CHER CHERTY CLAY CLAYEY CR CHROMIAN CLLS COLOURLESS CLAS CLASTIC CO COBALTIAN CLAY CLAYEY C03 CARBONATED CGND COARSE GRAINED COLL COLLOFORM CO COBALTIAN COLM COLUMNAR COLL COLLOFORM CONG CONGLOMERATIC CLLS COLOURLESS CR CHROMIAN COLM COLUMNAR CREM CREAM CONG CONGLOMERATIC CREN CRENULATED CREM CREAM CRIN CRINOIDAL CREN CRENULATED CRYP CRYPTOCRYSTALLINE CRIN CRINOIDAL CRYS CRYSTALLINE XBED CROSSBEDDED CU CUPRIFEROUS/CUPRIAN CRYP CRYPTOCRYSTALLINE (j) DACI DACITIC CRYS CRYSTALLINE DEND DENDRITIC CU CUPRIFEROUS/CUPRIAN fV-

\0

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DEVI DEVITRIFIED I DACI DACITIC DRUS DRUSY I DEND DENDRITIC EPIC EPICLASTIC I DEVI DEVITRIFIED FE FERROAN/FERRIC/FERRUGINOUS, ETC I DRUS DRUSY FELS FELSITIC I EPIC EPICLASTIC FENE FENESTRAL I FELS FELSITIC FGND FINE GRAINED I FENE FENESTRAL FIBR FIBROUS I FE FERROAN/FERRIC/FERRUGINOUS, ETC FOLI FOLIATED I FIBR FIBROUS FORA FORAMENIFERAL I FGND FINE GRAINED FOSS FOSSILIFEROUS I FOLI FOLIATED FRIA FRIABLE I FORA FORAMENIFERAL GEOD GEODE I FOSS FOSSILIFEROUS GLAS GLASSY I FRIA FRIABLE GLOM GLOMEROPORPHYRITIC I GEOD GEODE GNDI GRANODIORITIC I GLAS GLASSY GNEI GNEISSIC I GLOM GLOMEROPORPHYRITIC GPHC GRAPHIC I GNEI GNEISSIC GPHY GRANOPHYRIC I GRAD GRADED GRAD GRADED I GRNT GRANITIC GREE GREEN I GNDI GRANODIORITIC GREI GREISENISED I GPHY GRANOPHYRIC GREY GREY I GRNL GRANULAR GRIT GRITTY I GPHC GRAPHIC GRNL GRANULAR I GREE GREEN GRNT GRANITIC I GREI GREISENISED HFLS HORNFELSED I GREY GREY HYBR HYBRID I GRIT GRITTY IGNI IGNIMBRITIC I HFLS HORNFELSED INDU INDURATED I HYBR HYBRID INFM INTRAFORMATIONAL I IGNI IGNIMBRITIC INTG INTERGRANULAR I INDU INDURATED INTM INTERMEDIATE I INTG INTERGRANULAR K POTASSIC I INTM INTERMEDIATE KNOT KNOTTED I INFM INTRAFORMATIONAL LAP I LAPILLI I KNOT KNOTTED LEUC LEUCOCRATIC I LAPI LAPILLI LITH LITHIFIED I LEUC LEUCOCRATIC LTHC LITHIC I LTHC LITHIC MAFI MAFIC I LITH LITHIFIED MARO MAROON I MAFI MAFIC MASS MASSIVE I MG MAGNESIAN MELA MELANOCRATIC I MN MANGANOAN/MANGANIFEROUS META META I MARO MAROON MG MAGNESIAN I MASS MASSIVE MGND MEDIUM GRAINED I MGND MEDIUM GRAINED MIAR MIAROLITIC I MELA MELANOCRATIC MICR MICRO- I META META MN MANGANOAN/MANGANIFEROUS I MIAR MIAROLITIC MSRT MODERATELY SORTED I MICR MICRO-NI NICKELIFEROUS I MSRT MODERATELY SORTED NODU NODULAR I NI NICKELIFEROUS

~ OOLI OOLITIC I NODU NODULAR OPAQ OPAQUE I OOLI OOLITIC \\J

~

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ORAN ORANGE OPAQ OPAQUE P PHOSPHATIC/PHOSPHORIAN ORAN ORANGE PB PLUMB IAN PEBB PEBBLY PBST PORPHYROBLASTIC PEGM PEGMATITIC PEBB PEBBLY PELI PELITIC PEGM PEGMATITIC PERT PERTHITIC PELI PELITIC P PHOSPHATIC/PHOSPHORIAN PERT PERTHITIC PHYL PHYLLITIC PHYL PHYLLITIC PHYR PHYRIC PHYR PHYRIC PICR PICRITIC PICR PICRITIC PILL PILLOW PILL PILLOW PINK PINK PINK PINK PB PLUMBIAN PORP PORPHYRITIC PSRT POORLY SORTED PRIS PRISMATIC PORP PORPHYRITIC PSAM PSAMMITIC PBST PORPHYROBLASTIC PSEU PSEUDOMORPH K POTASSIC PSPE PSAMMOPELITIC PRIS PRISMATIC PSRT POORLY SORTED PSAM PSAMMITIC PUMI PUMICEOUS PSPE PSAMMOPELITIC PURP PURPLE PSEU PSEUDOMORPH QTZT QUARTZITIC PUMI PUMICEOUS RADI RADIATING PURP PURPLE RED RED QTZT QUARTZITIC REXD RECRYSTALLISED RADI RADIATING RHYO RHYOLITIC REXD RECRYSTALLISED RUDA RUDACEOUS RED RED SAND SANDY RHYO RHYOLITIC SB ANTIMONOAN RUDA RUDACEOUS SCHI SCHISTOSE SAND SANDY SCOR SCORIACEOUS SCHI SCHISTOSE SECO SECONDARY SCOR SCORIACEOUS SHAL SHALEY SECO SECONDARY SI SILICEOUS SHAL SHALEY SILT SILTY SI SILICEOUS SN STANNIFEROUS SILT SILTY S04 SULPHATIC SPHE SPHERULITIC SPHE SPHERULITIC SPIL SPILITIC SPIL SPILl TIC SPOT SPOTTED SPOT SPOTTED STAL STALACTITIC STAL STALACTITIC SN STANNIFEROUS STRO STROMATOLITIC STRO STROMATOLITIC SX SULPHIDIC S04 SULPHATIC SYEN SYENITIC SX SULPHIDIC TABU TABULAR SYEN SYENITIC THOL THOLEIITIC TABU TABULAR TILL TILLITIC THOL THOLEIITIC TRAC TRACHYITIC TILL TILLITIC TUFF TUFFACEOUS TRAC TRACHYITIC TWIN TWINNED TUFF TUFFACEOUS r-: U URANIFEROUS TWIN TWINNED -!;? URAL URALITISED URAL URALITISED VARV VARVED U URANIFEROUS N VEIN VEIN VARV VARVED \D

VESI VESICULAR VITR VITRIC VOCL VOLCANICLASTIC VOLC VOLCANIC VUG VUGGY WELD WELDED WHIT WHITE WSRT WELL SORTED WTHD WEATHERED XBED CROSSBEDDED YELL YELLOW

MODIFIERS ---------

VEIN VESI VITR VOLC VOCL VUG WTHD WELD WSRT WHIT YELL

VEIN VESICULAR VITRIC VOLCANIC VOLCANICLASTIC VUGGY WEATHERED WELDED WELL SORTED WHITE YELLOW

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C Q QR QP QPL QPM QPE T TPL TPLL TPLM TPLE TMI TMIL TMIM TMIE TOL TOLL TOLM TOLE TEO TEOL TEOM TEOE TPA TPAL TPAM TPAE M MC MCL MCM MCE MJ MJL MJM MJE MT MTL MTM MTE PZ PZP PZPL PZPM PZPE PZF PZFL PZFM PZFE PZD PZDL PZDM PZDE

PAGE 15 AGE

CAINOZOIC (UNDIFFERENTIATED) -QUATERNARY (UNDIFFERENTIATED)

-RECENT -PLEISTOCENE

-LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-TERTIARY (UNDIFFERENTIATED) -PLIOCENE

-LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-MIOCENE -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-OLIGOCENE -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-EOCENE -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-PALAEOCENE -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

MESOZOIC (UNDIFFERENTIATED) -CRETACEOUS

-LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-JURASSIC -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-TRIASSIC -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

PALAEOZOIC (UNDIFFERENTIATED) -PERMIAN

-LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-CARBONIFEROUS -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

-DEVONIAN -LATE -MIDDLE -EARLY

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PZS -SILURIAN PZSL -LATE PZSM -MIDDLE PZSE -EARLY PZO -ORDOVICIAN PZOL -LATE PZOM -MIDDLE PZOE -EARLY P ZC -CAMBRIAN PZCL -LATE PZCM -MIDDLE PZCE -EARLY PR PRECAMBRIAN (UNDIFFERENTIATED) PRP -PROTEROZOIC PRPL -LATE PRPM -MIDDLE PRPE -EARLY PRA -ARCHAEAN PT PERMO-TRIASSIC PC PERMO-CARBONIFEROUS SO SILURO-DEVONIAN CO CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN EC EOCAMBRIAN

o DBT DCB OED DGT DHE DHO DME DPI DSC E EB ED EDC EDS EF EFF EFU EJ EK ER ERA ERB ERO ERR ES ET ETD ETS MA MR MRC MRF MRG MRI MRI MRM MRP MRP MRT MRW P PL PLF PLG PU PUF PUG W WE WJ WJD WJG WS

ROCK UNITS

DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS (MISCELLANEOUS) ) 0 DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- BLUE TIER BATHOLITH ) DBT DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- COLES BAY GRANITE ) DCB DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- EDDYSTONE BATHOLITH ) OED DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- GRANITE TOR I DGT DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- HEEMSKIRK GRANITE I DHE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- HOUSETOP GRANITE I DHO DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- MEREDITH GRANITE lOME DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- PIEMAN GRANITE I DPI DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- SCOTTSDALE BATHOLITH I DSC PRECAMBRIAN SEQUENCES (MISCELLANEOUS) I MA PRECAMBRIAN- BADGER HEAD REGION I MR PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH I MRG PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH-CRIMSON CREEK FORMATION I MRP PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH-SUCCESS CREEK GROUP I MRI PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION I MRI PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION-FORTH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX I MRP PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION-ULVERSTONE METAMORPHIC COMPLEX I MRC PRECAMBRIAN- JUBILEE REGION I MRF PRECAMBRIAN- KING ISLAND REGION I MRM PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION I MRT PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- ARTHUR METAMORPHIC COMPLEX I MRW PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- BURNIE FORMATION I P PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- OONAH FORMATION I PL PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- ROCKY CAPE GROUP I PLF PRECAMBRIAN- SMITHTON BASIN I PLG PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION I PU PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION-DOVE METAMORPHIC COMPLEX I PUF PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION-STRATHGORDON METAMORPHIC COMPLI PUG MATHINNA BEDS I E MOUNT READ VOLCANICS AND CORRELATES (UNDIFFERENTIATED) I EB MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- CENTRAL SEQUENCE (KING RIVER ASS.) I ED MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- FARRELL SLATES I EDC MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- CAMBRIAN GRANITES I EDS MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- MAFIC-INTM. INTRUSIVES I EF MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- INTRUSIVE PORPHYRIES I EFF MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- MURCHISON VOLCANICS I EFU MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- DUNDAS GROUP I EJ MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- STICHT RANGE BEDS I EK MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- TYNDALL GROUP (FISH CK. ASS.) ER MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- WESTERN SEQUENCE (LYNCHFORD ASS.) ERA PARMEENER SUPERGROUP ERB PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER ERO PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER FRESHWATER SEQUENCE ERR PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER GLACIOMARINE SEQUENCE ES PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER ET PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER FRESHWATER SEQUENCE ETD PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER GLACIOMARINE SEQUENCE ETS WURAWINA SUPERGROUP W WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- ELDON GROUP WE WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP WJ WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP- DENISON SUBGROUP WJD WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP- GORDON SUBGROUP WJG WURAWINA SOPERGROUP- SPERO BAY GROUP WS

DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS (MISCELLANEOUS) DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- BLUE TIER BATHOLITH DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- COLES BAY GRANITE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- EDDYSTONE BATHOLITH DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- GRANITE TOR DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- HEEMSKIRK GRANITE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- HOUSETOP GRANITE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDs- MEREDITH GRANITE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- PIEMAN GRANITE DEVONIAN GRANITOIDS- SCOTTSDALE BATHOLITH MATHINNA BEDS

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MOUNT READ VOLCANICS AND CORRELATES (UNDIFFERENTIATED) MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- CAMBRIAN GRANITES MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- DUNDAS GROUP MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- INTRUSIVE PORPHYRIES MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- MAFIC-INTM. INTRUSIVES MOUNT READ VOLCANICS CORRELATES- STICHT RANGE BEDS MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- CENTRAL SEQUENCE (KING RIVER ASS.) MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- FARRELL SLATES MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- MURCHISON VOLCANICS MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- TYNDALL GROUP (FISH CK. ASS.) MOUNT READ VOLCANICS- WESTERN SEQUENCE (LYNCHFORD ASS.) PARMEENER SUPERGROUP PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER FRESHWATER SEQUENCE PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-LOWER GLACIOMARINE SEQUENCE PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER FRESHWATER SEQUENCE PARMEENER SUPERGROUP-UPPER GLACIOMARINE SEQUENCE PRECAMBRIAN SEQUENCES (MISCELLANEOUS) PRECAMBRIAN- BADGER HEAD REGION PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH-CRIMSON CREEK FORMATION PRECAMBRIAN- DUNDAS TROUGH-SUCCESS CREEK GROUP PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION-FORTH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX PRECAMBRIAN- FORTH REGION-ULVERSTONE METAMORPHIC COMPLEX PRECAMBRIAN- JUBILEE REGION PRECAMBRIAN- KING ISLAND REGION PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- ARTHUR METAMORPHIC COMPLEX PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- BURNIE FORMATION PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- OONAH FORMATION PRECAMBRIAN- ROCKY CAPE REGION- ROCKY CAPE GROUP PRECAMBRIAN- SMITHTON BASIN PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION-DOVE METAMORPHIC COMPLEX PRECAMBRIAN- TYENNAN REGION-STRATHGORDON METAMORPHIC COMPL WURAWINA SUPERGROUP WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- ELDON GROUP WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP- DENISON SUBGROUP WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- JUNEE GROUP- GORDON SUBGROUP WURAWINA SUPERGROUP- SPERO BAY GROUP

AB ABG ACW AEP AG AH AHB AHS AHV AJN ALT AM AMM AMR APB AR ATI ATW AVB AWM BC BDW BEC BF BFG B10 BLT BM CAB CB CB3 CEG CFB CGG CJ CJB CLH CMS CMF CPR CRA CRC CS DB DBS DCG DEL DFT DH DHG DIG DJC DJJ DJK

BRAVO, A.P. GULLINE, A.B. WATSON, A.C. PARSONS, A.E. GOEDE, A. HOOPER, A. BLISSETT, A.H. SPRY, A.H. VOISEY, A.H. NOLDART, A.J. TELFER, A.L. MCNEIL, A. MCKENZIE, A.M. REID, A.M. BRAND, A. P. RAULT, A. THURSTANS, A. WELLS, A.T. BROWN, A. V. MCNEIL, A.W. COLE, B. WELDON, B.D. COX, B.E. FRENCH, B. GLENISTER, B.F. DECHAINEUX, 8.L. TAYLOR, B.L. MARSHALL, B. BACON, C.A. BOULTER, C.A. BYRNE, C. GEE, C.E. BURRETT, c.r. GATEHOUSE, C.G. JONES, C. BROOKS, C.J. LOFTUS HILLS, C. BARTON, C.M. POWELL, C.MCA. RAO, C.P. CRA EXPLORATION CALVER, C. R. SHARPLES, C. BROWN, D. SEYMOUR, D.B. GREEN, D.C. LEAMAN, D.E. THOMAS, D.F. HANNON, D. GREEN, D.H. GROVES, D. I. CULLEN, D.J. JENNINGS, D.J. KENNEDY, D.J,

COLLECTORS

FA NA JJA ELA CAB PWB JBI WEB DMB MRB HAB CMS RDB RFB RBI GJB FB AHB JB2 GBI RSB CB JB3 APB AB RB2 EDB CJB AVB DB TAB JHB KLB CFB CB3 CRC MC SWC KEC RC NKC MJC JDC BC JCI PLC HC JBC EBC KDC JC2 BEC SFC CRA

AHMAD, F. AHMAD, N. ALLCHIN, J.J. ARCHER, E.L. BACON, C.A. BAILLIE, P.W.B. BAIRD, J. BAKER, W. E. BANKS, D.M. BANKS, M.R. BARTLETT, H.A. BARTON, C.M. BEATTIE, R.D. BERRY, R.F. BEST I R. BLACKBURN, G.J. BLAKE, F. BLISSETT, A.H. BLITCHFIELD, J. BOTTLEY, G. BOTTRILL, R.S. BOULTER, C.A. BRADLEY, J. BRAND, A.P. BRAVO, A.P. BRIGGS, R. BRILL, £.D. BROOKS, C.J. BROWN, A.V. BROWN, D. BROWN, T.A. BUCKLEY, J.H. BURNS, K.L. BURRETT, C.F. BYRNE, C. CALVER, C.R. CAREY, M. CAREY, S. W. CASTER, K.E. CASTL£DEN, R. CHICK, N.K. CLARKE, M.J. COCKER, J.D. COLE, B. COLLINS, J. COLLINS, P.L.F. CONDER, H. CONKIN, J.B. CORBETT, £.B. CORBETT, K.D. COURT, J. COX, B.E. COX, S.F. CRA EXPLORATION

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DJP PATTERSON, D.J. DJS SLOANE, D.J. DMB BANKS, D.M. DMD DUNCAN, D.MCP. DMG GREEN, D.M. DMR DEPT. OF MAIN ROADS DT THURLEY, D. DW WOOLLEY, D. EBC CORBETT, E.B. EBM MCINTYRE, E.B. EDB BRILL, E. D. EDJ JACKSON, W.D. ELA ARCHER, E.L. EMS SMITH, E.M. EW WILLIAMS, E. EZ EZ EXPLORATION FA AHMAD, F. FB BLAKE, F. FK KRANTZ, F. FLS SUTHERLAND, F. L. GAW WALLER, G.A. GBl BOTTLEY, G. GBE EVERARD, G.B. GCP PAXTON, G.C. GEH HALE, G.E. GJB BLACKBURN, G.J. GL LANE, G. GPP PIKE, G.P. GRl RAWLEY, G. GR2 ROBERTS, G. GRG GREEN, G.R. GS STEPHENS, G. GU URQUHART, G. GV VAN DER GEER, G. HAB BARTLETT, H.A. HC CONDER, H. HEC HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION HGK KEID, H.G.W. HGT TARGET, H.G. HMH HARRIS, H.M. IBJ JENNINGS, LB. IHN NAQVI, I.H. 1M MCDOUGALL, I. JBl BAIRD, J. JB2 BLITCHFIELD, J. JB3 BRADLEY, J. JBC CONKIN, J.B. JBJ JAGO, J.B. JBM MeFIE, J.B. JCl COLLINS, J. JC2 COURT, J. JDC COCKER, J.D. JHB BUCKLEY, J.H. JJA ALLCHIN, J.J.

COLLECTORS ----------

DJC JKD B10 DMR MJD TD PD RCD DMD PDE JME JNE GBE JLE LE EZ RHF KJC RJF SMF BF CGG CEG RDG PUB BFG AG OGD DCG DHG DMG GRG PLG THG DIG ABG GEH RJH DH HMH QJH AH JWH TDH HEC RJ EDJ JBJ MCJ DJJ IBJ CJ HGK NK

CULLEN, D.J. DAVIDSON, J.K. DECHAINEUX, B.L. DEPT. OF MAIN ROADS DIX, M.J. DOE, T. DOMBROVSKIS, P. DONALDSON, R.C. DUNCAN, D.MCP. ELLIS, P.O. ELLISTON, J.M. ELLISTON, J.N. EVERARD, G.B. EVERARD, J.L. EWINGTON, L. EZ EXPLORATION FINDLAY, R.H. FINUCANE, K.J. FORD, R.J. FORSYTH, S.M. FRENCH, B. GATEHOUSE, C.G. GEE, C.E. GEE, R.D. GENERAL PUBLIC GLENISTER, B.F. GOEDE, A. GOVT. DEPARTMENTS (OTHER THAN HEC, DMR) GREEN, D.C. GREEN, D.H. GREEN, D.M. GREEN, G.R. GREEN, P.L. GREEN, T.H. GROVES, D. I. GULLINE, A.B. HALE, G.E. HALL, R.J. HANNON, D. HARRIS, H.M. HENDERSON, Q.J. HOOPER, A. HUDSPETH, J.W. HUGHES, T.O. HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION JACK, R. JACKSON, W.O. JAGO, J.B. JAGOE, M.e. JENNINGS, O.J. JENNINGS, I.B. JONES, C. KEID, H.G.W. KEMP, N.

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JKD JL JLE JMl JM2 JM3 JME JNE JR JTl JT2 JV JW JWH KDC KEC KJC KLB KOR LE LKW LLM MBP MC MCJ MEC MGK MHL MJC MJD MJL MJP MLW MOM MPM MR MRB MSI MS2 MZS NA NJT NK NKC NS NW OGD PBN PCS PD PDE PFW PGL PGQ

DAVIDSON, J.K. LUCKMAN, J. EVERARD, J.L. MAYNE, J. MCCLENAGHAN, J. MINCHEN, J. ELLISTON, J.M. ELLISTON, J.N. RANSOM, J. TALENT, J .A. TOWNROW, J.A. VAN MOORT, J. WISHART, J. HUDSPETH, J.W. CORBETT, K.D. CASTER, K.E. FINUCANE, K.J. BURNS, K.L. REID, K.O. EWINGTON, L. WARD, L.K. WATERHOUSE, L.L. PHILLIP, M.B. CAREY, M. JAGOE, M.C. MINING & EXPLOR'N CO'S (OTHER THAN CRA, EZI KILE, M.G. LUDBROOK, M.H. CLARKE, M.J. DIX, M.J. LONGMAN, M.J. POLLINGTON, M.J. WADE, M.L. MICHAEL, M.D. MCCLENAGHAN, M.P. RUBENACH, M. BANKS, M.R. SMYTHE, M. SOLOMON, M. STEFANSKIJ, M.Z. AHMAD, N. TURNER, N.J. KEMP, N. CHICK, N.K. SANDERS, N. WHITE, N. GOVT. DEPARTMENTS (OTHER THAN HEC, DMRI NYE , P.B. STEVENSON, P.C. DOMBROVSKIS, P. ELLIS, P.O. WILLIAMS, P.F. LENNOX, P.J. QUILTY, P.G.

COLLECTORS

DJK MGK PK FK GL RRL DEL PJL PGL CLH MJL JL MHL BM RPM WLM JMl JM2 MPM 1M JBM EBM AMM WNM PM AM AWM RDM RM MOM JM3 MEC WRM IHN ZN AJN PBN AEP DJP GCP MBP GPP RP WP MJP CMF PGQ JR CPR AR GRI AMR KOR RBR

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KENNEDY, O.J. KILE, M.G. KOMYSHAN, P. KRANTZ, F. LANE, G. LARGE, R.R. LEAMAN, D.E. LEGGE, P.J. LENNOX, P.J. LOFTUS HILLS, C. LONGMAN, M.J. LUCKMAN, J. LUDBROOK, M.H. MARSHALL, B. MATHER, R.P. MATTHEWS, W.L. MAYNE, J. MCCLENAGHAN, J. MCCLENAGHAN, M.P. MCDOUGALL, I. MCFIE, J.B. MCINTYRE, E.B. MCKENZIE, A.M. MCLEOD, W.N. MCMANUS, P. MCNEIL, A. MCNEIL, A.W. MCNEIL, R.D. MCSHANE, R. MICHAEL, M.O. MINCHEN, J. MINING & EXPLOR'N CO'S (OTHER THAN CRA, EZ) MOORE, W.R. NAQVI, I.H. NIGGLO, Z. NOLDART, A.J. NYE, P.B. PARSONS, A.E. PATTERSON, D.J. PAXTON, G.C. PHILLIP, M.B. PIKE, G.P. PITT, R. PITULEJ, W. POLLINGTON, M.J. POWELL, C.MCA. QUILTY, P.G. RANSOM, J. RAO, C.P. RAULT, A. RAWLEY, G. REID, A.M. REID, K,O. REID, R.B.

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PJL PK PLC PLG PM PR PS PUB PWB QJH RBI RB2 RBR RC RCD RDB RDG RDM RES RFB RGR RHF RJ RJF RJH RKW RM RP RPM RRL RSB RV SFC SMF SMR SWC TAB TD TDH TGS THG TLS VMT WEB WHT WLM WNM WP WRM ZN

LEGGE, P.J. KOMYSHAN, P. COLLINS, P.L.F. GREEN, P.L. MCMANUS, P. ROGERSON, P. SABINE, P. GENERAL PUBLIC BAILLIE, P.W.B. HENDERSON, Q.J. BEST, R. BRIGGS, R. REID, R.B. CASTLED EN, R. DONALDSON, R.C. BEATTIEI R.D. GEE, R.D. MCNEIL, R.D. SMITHURST, R.E. BERRY, R.F. RICHARDSON, R.G. FINDLAY, R.H. JACK, R. FORD, R.J. HALL, R.J. WHYTE, R.K. MCSHANE, R. PITT, R. MATHER, H.P. LARGE, R.R. BOTTRILL, R.S. VARNE, R. COX, S.F. FORSYTH, S.M. ROWE, S.M. CAREY, S.W. BROWN, T.A. DOE, T. HUGHES, T.D. SUMMONS, T.G. GREEN, T.H. SASSER, T.L. THREADER, V.M. BAKER, W.E. TWELVETREES, W.H. MATTHEWS, N.L. MCLEOD, W.N. PITULEJ, w. MOORE, N.R. NIGGLO, Z.

COLLECTORS

RGR GR2 PR SMR MR PS NS TLS DBS CS DJS EMS RES MSI MS2 AHS MZS GS PCS TGS FLS JTl HGT BLT ALT DFT VMT DT ATI JT2 NJT WHT GU GV JV RV AHV MLW GAW LKW LLM ACW BDW ATW NW RKW EW PFW JW DW

RICHARDSON, R.G. ROBERTS, G. ROGERSON, P. ROWE, S.M. RUBENACH, M. SABINE, P. SANDERS, N. SASSER, T.L. SEYMOUR, D.B. SHARPLES, C. SLOANE, D.J. SMITH, E.M. SMITHURST, R.E. SMYTHE, M. SOLOMON, M. SPRY, A.H. STEFANSKIJ, M.Z. STEPHENS, G. STEVENSON, P.C. SUMMONS, T.G. SUTHERLAND, F.L. TALENT, J.A. TARGET, H.G. TAYLOR, B.L. TELFER, A. L. THOMAS, D.F. THREADER, V.M. THURLEY, D. THURSTANS, A. TOWNROW, J.A. TURNER, N.J. TWELVETREES, W.H. URQUHART, G. VAN DER GEER, G. VAN MOORT, J. VARNE, R. VOISEY, A.H. WADE, M.L. WALLER, G.A. WARD, L.K. WATERHOUSE, L.L. WATSON, A.C. WELDON, B.D. WELLS, A.T. WHITE, N. WHYTE, R.K. WILLIAMS, E. WILLIAMS, P.F. WISHART, J. WOOLLEY, D.

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PAGE 22 TREATMENTS ----------

AP ACETATE PEEL AP ACETATE PEEL DS DISPLAY SPECIMEN DS DISPLAY SPECIMEN FI FLUID INCLUSION CHIP FI FLUID INCLUSION CHIP GP GEOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES GP GEOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES IS ISOTOPE STUDY IS ISOTOPE STUDY MA MISCELLANEOUS ANALYSES MS MINERAL SEPARATION MD MODAL ANALYSIS MA MISCELLANEOUS ANALYSES MS MINERAL SEPARATION MD MODAL ANALYSIS PA PROBE ANALYSIS PL PALAEONTOLOGY PL PALAEONTOLOGY PN PALYNOLOGY PN PALYNOLOGY PS POLISHED SECTION PS POLISHED SECTION PT POLISHED THIN SECTION PT POLISHED THIN SECTION PA PROBE ANALYSIS RM ROCK MECHANICS RM ROCK MECHANICS SM SOIL MECHANICS SM SOIL MECHANICS TS THIN SECTION TS THIN SECTION WA WATER ANALYSIS WA WATER ANALYSIS WR WHOLE ROCK ANALYSIS WR WHOLE ROCK ANALYSIS XR X-RAY DIFFRACTION XR X-RAY DIFFRACTION