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Regolith landforms of Bimbowrie Station

Aaron D. Brown

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the protection of the natural and cultural heritage of the region (Fig. 1). As part of PIRSA’s recent prospectivity analysis of Bimbowrie Station, a three-month project was undertaken to characterise the regolith materials and landforms and to produce a regolith landform map of the station. The results of this preliminary evaluation of the regolith and landforms at Bimbowrie have implications for mineral exploration, landscape evolution studies, and environmental rangeland management.

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the protection of the natural and cultural heritage of the region (Fig. 1). As part of PIRSA’s recent prospectivity analysis of Bimbowrie Station, a three-month project was undertaken to characterise the regolith materials and landforms and to produce a regolith landform map of the station. The results of this preliminary evaluation of the regolith and landforms at Bimbowrie have implications for mineral exploration, landscape evolution studies, and environmental rangeland management.

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the protection of the natural and cultural heritage of the region (Fig. 1). As part of PIRSA’s recent prospectivity analysis of Bimbowrie Station, a three-month project was undertaken to characterise the regolith materials and landforms and to produce a regolith landform map of the station. The results of this preliminary evaluation of the regolith and landforms at Bimbowrie have implications for mineral exploration, landscape evolution studies, and environmental rangeland management.

Key concepts: Regolith, Landform, Geology, Earth science, Natural (archaeology), Prospectivity mapping, Geomorphology, Rangeland

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