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Two 3-month cruises in late 1967 and 1968 by the Bureau of Mineral Resources conducted a geological reconnaissance of the northwest Australian continental shelf. The survey covered a 1200 km region from Barrow Island to beyond Scott Reef, integrating seismic profiles, echograms, hydrographic soundings, and sea-bed sediment charts. Results were compiled into a bulletin, with structural and sedimentation analysis based on petroleum exploration work up to 1971.
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