Late Pleistocene evolution of Robe Range, southern Australia – The timing and carbonate source dynamics of coastal dune development

Hidayat, Rahmadi; Murray-Wallace, Colin V.; Jacobs, Zenobia

doi:10.1016/j.margeo.2022.106987

Marine Geology

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.margeo.2022.106987

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Late Pleistocene evolution of Robe Range, southern Australia – The timing and carbonate source dynamics of coastal dune development

Rahmadi Hidayat

Colin V. Murray-Wallace

Zenobia Jacobs

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Beach and coastal dune systems of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, Western Australia

Hesp

2024

Pacific Conserv. Biol.

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Context This paper is one of a series on the natural history of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve in Western Australia. Methods The geomorphology of the beach and coastal dune systems of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve are mapped and the landform units comprising the beach and dune systems are described. Key results An overview of the Two Peoples Bay–Nanarup beach-dune system comprising the Two Peoples Nature Reserve is provided. Conclusions The evolutionary patterns of the major dune forms are elucidated for this little-known area. Implications An understanding of the beach and coastal dune systems is necessary for effective management of the reserve.

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Beach and coastal dune systems of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, Western Australia

Hesp

2024

Pacific Conserv. Biol.

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Tsunami or storm? A high-level coastal boulder field on the southern tip of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

Bourman,

Murray-Wallace,

Panda

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Australian Journal of Earth Sciences

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Application of Amino Acid Racemization to the Dating of Foraminifers and the Identification of Remanié Fossils and Reworked Sediments

Murray-Wallace,

Hidayat,

Biribo

2024

Journal of Foraminiferal Research

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The reworking of sediments and fossils is a pervasive element of the stratigraphical record and is frustrated by the fact that the taphonomic nature of fossils may not always reliably indicate the presence of remanié fossils. In this work, the extent of racemization of amino acids, a measure of fossil age based on an increasing ratio of D- to L-amino acids, is used to evaluate the integrity of the sedimentary record in selected case studies, based on the analysis of single foraminifers or samples containing fewer than 10 individuals. The short lifespan of foraminifers (c. 2–24 months), enhances their application for defining the age of sedimentary events, as they more closely relate to the age of the depositional event. The selected case studies range in spatial scale from defining the taphonomically active zone in geologically recent shallow marine sediments, to the application of foraminifers in reef island sediment budgets in Tarawa, to the reworking of foraminifers from Late Pleistocene calcarenites into modern beach sediments. The species Elphidium macelliforme, Amphistegina sp., and Lamellodiscorbis dimidiatus are shown to be particularly suited for amino acid racemization investigations of sediment reworking.

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Late Pleistocene evolution of Robe Range, southern Australia – The timing and carbonate source dynamics of coastal dune development

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Beach and coastal dune systems of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, Western Australia

Beach and coastal dune systems of Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, Western Australia

Tsunami or storm? A high-level coastal boulder field on the southern tip of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

Application of Amino Acid Racemization to the Dating of Foraminifers and the Identification of Remanié Fossils and Reworked Sediments

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