1913
DOI: 10.1007/bf01801936
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Geologie von Westtimor

Abstract: 136VI. Geologisehe Vereinigung. und dfirfte daher vorzuziehen sein. Sie wfirde allerdings voraussetzen, dab alle Diabase unseres Gebirges postculmisehen Alters w~ren. Die Frage, ob dies nieh~ doeh m5glieh ist, verdient also ernsteste Naehprfifung seltens der Verfeehter des devonisehen Alters der Diabase. Auf jeden Fall abet wird man mir zugeben mfissen, dab die verschiedene W~rmeleitungsf~higkeit der versehiedenen Nebengesteinsarten nieht nut fiir die Art der Ausfiillung der Erzg~nge, sondern aueh fiir die pet… Show more

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“…Conglomerate and breccia with a combination of clasts from ooid limestones (Gondwana Megasequence), carbonate pelagites (Australian-Margin Megasequence) and rare Te-Letter Stage larger foraminifera and coralline algae (Banda Terrane) are known from the Miomaffo region of West Timor (Wanner, 1913;Henrici, 1934;Van West, 1941;de Waard, 1957). The stratigraphic relationships of these deposits require further study, but they may have formed in a similar way to the Cablac breccia.…”
Section: Miocene Stratigraphic Units In Timormentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Conglomerate and breccia with a combination of clasts from ooid limestones (Gondwana Megasequence), carbonate pelagites (Australian-Margin Megasequence) and rare Te-Letter Stage larger foraminifera and coralline algae (Banda Terrane) are known from the Miomaffo region of West Timor (Wanner, 1913;Henrici, 1934;Van West, 1941;de Waard, 1957). The stratigraphic relationships of these deposits require further study, but they may have formed in a similar way to the Cablac breccia.…”
Section: Miocene Stratigraphic Units In Timormentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Conglomerates containing complex benthic foraminifera characteristic of the Upper Oligocene to lowest Miocene Te-Letter Stage (Adams, 1970(Adams, ,1984 are known from both West and East Timor (Wanner, 1913;Henrici, 1934;Tappenbeck, 1940;Van Voorthuysen, 1940;Van West, 1941;Grunau, 1953Grunau, ,1957de Waard, 1957;Lemoine, 1957,1958;Audley-Charles, 1967,1968Audley-Charles and Carter, 1972). Unusual aspects of the conglomerates identified by Tappenbeck (1940) and Audley-Charles (1967) include a diverse range of clast types.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rothpletz, 1892;Wanner, 1913Wanner, , 1931Vinassa de Regny, 1915;Brouwer, 1919;Burck, 1923;Krumbeck, 1921;Kruizinga, 1931). The Hallstatt sequence of Austria is divided into two distinct successions, the Pötschen facies (grey cherty limestones, marls and shales), and the Salzburg facies (variegated Hallstatt limestones) (e.g.…”
Section: Cephalopod Limestone Faciesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…1) and associated high-grade metamorphics including peridotites (de Roever, 1940;Tappenbeck, 1940;Audley-Charles, 1968;Barber and Audley-Charles, 1976;Earle, 1983;Brown and Earle, 1983;Falloon et al, 2006;Harris, 2006). Also included are cover successions, originally unconformable on the metamorphic complex but now often in faulted contact, including the mainly siliciclastic Palelo Group of possible Cretaceous to Eocene age (Tappenbeck, 1940;van West, 1941;Brouwer, 1942;Audley-Charles and Carter, 1972;Earle, 1983) and Eocene and Upper OligoceneLower Miocene shallow-marine limestones and outer neritic mudstone (Wanner, 1913;Henrici, 1934;Tappenbeck, 1940;van West, 1941;de Waard, 1957;Gageonnet and Lemoine, 1958;AudleyCharles, 1968AudleyCharles, , 2004Carter et al, 1976;Harris, 2006;. The Banda Terrane was progressively emplaced onto the Australian continental margin from the Late Miocene (Harris, 2006;.…”
Section: Timor Geologymentioning
confidence: 96%