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Shoemaker impact structure, Western Australia

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2003

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Pirajno, Franco
Hawke, P
Glikson, Andrew
Haynes, Paul A
Uysal, T

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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The Shoemaker impact structure, on the southern margin of the Palaeoproterozoic Earaheedy Basin, with an outer diameter of ∼30 km, consists of two well-defined concentric ring structures surrounding a granitoid basement uplift. The concentric structures

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Keywords: geochemistry; impact structure; meteorite; petroleum; potassium-argon dating; shatter cone; shock metamorphism; Australasia; Australia; Western Australia Aeromagnetics; Alkali metasomatism; Earaheedy basin; Gravity; Impact structure; Shatter cones; Teague granite

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86523

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Australian Journal of Earth Sciences

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