Evolution of a coquina barrier in Shark Bay, Australia by GPR imaging: Architecture of a Holocene reservoir analog

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Evolution of a coquina barrier in Shark Bay, Australia by GPR imaging: Architecture of a Holocene reservoir analog

The Holocene hypersaline carbonate system in Shark Bay, Australia is represented by microbial deposits (stromatolites and thrombolites) and a supratidal coquina beach ridge system which overlies the Pleistocene Bibra Formation and is prograding seaward, since 4500 years ago, over supratidal–intertid...

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Main Authors:	Jahnert, Ricardo, De Paula, Osni, Collins, Lindsay, Strobach, Elmar, Pevzner, Roman
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Elsevier Science BV 2012
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/8504

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