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A Synthesis of Australian Cenozoic Palaeomagnetic Results

Data up to Jan 2025

Published1974
Citations73
References22

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Abstract

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1968 • 1,178 citations

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1971 • 926 citations

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1969 • 501 citations

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1968 • 334 citations

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1968 • 314 citations

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1971 • 139 citations

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1961 • 131 citations

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1967 • 130 citations

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1972 • 109 citations

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1974 • 105 citations

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1958 • 105 citations

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1969 • 90 citations

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1972 • 75 citations

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1967 • 53 citations

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1970 • 48 citations

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1971 • 30 citations

Palaeomagnetism of Ten Lava Sequences from South-Western Iceland

1972 • 28 citations

Polar wandering and sea-floor spreading in the Southern Indian ocean

1969 • 24 citations

Palaeomagnetism and Palaeosecular Variation on Lavas from Norfolk and Philip Islands, South-west Pacific Ocean

1973 • 20 citations

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1963 • 19 citations

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1972 • 17 citations

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1968 • 1 citations

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