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Research Publication No. 22
Field Survey for Carbonate, Silica and Quartzose Sediment Deposits
M.C.G. Mabin
Department of Geography
James Cook University of North Queensland
October 1991
A Report To The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- SUMMARY
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- INTRODUCTION
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- METHODOLOGY
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- SOURCE MATERIALS
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- STUDY AREAS
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- Areas excluded from GBRMP
- Jurisdiction
- Other sites investigated
- CARBONATE SEDIMENTS
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- Definitions
- Use of carbonate sediment in marine aquariums
- Demand for carbonate sediments
- Carbonate sediment deposits
- POTENTIAL CARBONATE SEDIMENT SOURCES
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- Introduction
- Primary sources of coral sands
- Secondary sources of coral sediments
- Other sources of carbonate sand
- SILICA AND QUARTZOSE SANDS
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- Definitions
- Uses and demand for silica and quartzose sands..
- Beach renourishment
- Borrow-sand deposits
- SILICA SAND SOURCES
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- POTENTIAL QUARTZOSE SAND SOURCES
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- Introduction
- Onshore sources
- Offshore sources
- SUMMARY
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- REFERENCES
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- APPENDICIES
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