A robust knowledge of seismic anisotropy beneath the continents is essential to our
understanding of plate tectonic theory, as anisotropy provides a unique constraint on the …

Australia boasts arguably the richest Late Neogene to Quaternary faulting record in stable
continental region (SCR) crust anywhere in the world. Variation in fault scarp length, vertical …

A global Earth Magnetic Anomaly Grid (EMAG2) has been compiled from satellite, ship, and
airborne magnetic measurements. EMAG2 is a significant update of our previous candidate …

Three Precambrian basement provinces extend from the southern coast of Australia into
East Antarctica when reconstructed in a Gondwana configuration. These are, from east to …

Structures resembling cyanobacterial microfossils from the ca. 3465Ma old Apex chert of the
Warrawoona Group in Western Australia have until recently been accepted as providing the …

While high‐degree models of the Earth's gravity potential have been inferred from
measurements for more than a decade, corresponding geomagnetic models are difficult to …

A comparison of the major geological provinces, belts, and lineaments of Proterozoic
Laurentia and Australia results in a reconstruction that fits the Mojave terrane of California …

Central Australia has experienced two intraplate orogenic events involving significant north–
south shortening: the late Neoproterozoic to Early Cambrian Petermann Orogeny and the …

Surface wave tomography for Australian crustal structure has been carried out using group
velocity measurements in the period range 1–32 s extracted from stacked correlations of …

A largely convergent setting is proposed for crustal, tectonic and basin evolution of the
intracratonic regions of north‐central Australia between 1800 and 1575 Ma. The new …