Abstract Intraplate Continental Margins comprise fully rifted areas of continents and cratons
recording the tectonic events associated with plate breakup and subsequent continental …

Improved seismic data quality in the last 10–15 years, innovative use of seismic attribute
combinations, extraction of geomorphological data and new quantitative techniques have …

SUMMARY During the Cenozoic, the Earth experienced multiple first-order geological
events that are likely mantle flow related. These include the termination of large-scale …

The geometric and depositional responses of isolated carbonate build-ups to Miocene sea-
level change and regional tectonics are investigated using 3D seismic and borehole data …

Extensive 2D and 3D seismic-reflection data calibrated by wells provide new insights into
the lateral extent, morphology, internal architecture, and age of carbonate platforms in the …

Abstract Analysis of extensive 2D and 3D seismic data reveals the presence of about sixty
isolated carbonate build-ups (ICBs) of early–mid Miocene age spreading over a wide area …

Abstract Seismic characterization of Eocene-Oligocene heterozoan carbonate strata from
the Browse Basin, Northwest Shelf of Australia, defines marked progradation of nearly 10 …

Abstract The Great Barrier Reef of Australia is the largest modern coral reef system on Earth.
However, a similar-sized barrier reef (~ 2000 km long) existed on Australia's north-western …

Carbonate margins are records of the palaeoclimatology, palaeoceanography and
palaeogeography of continental shelves, and their study can help identify both regional and …

Histories of large-scale horizontal and vertical lithosphere motion hold important information
on mantle convection. Here, we compare continent-scale hiatus maps as a proxy for mantle …