Crustal complexity in the Lachlan Orogen revealed from teleseismic receiver functions

Fontaine, Fabrice R.; Tkalcic, Hrvoje; Kennett, Brian

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Crustal complexity in the Lachlan Orogen revealed from teleseismic receiver functions

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2013

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Fontaine, Fabrice R.

Tkalcic, Hrvoje

Kennett, Brian

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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There is an ongoing debate about the tectonic evolution of southeast Australia, particularly about the causes and nature of its accretion to a much older Precambrian core to the west. Seismic imaging of the crust can provide useful clues to address this i

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Australian Journal of Earth Sciences

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10.1080/08120099.2013.787646

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