1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf00201991
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Mineralogy, geochemistry, and genesis of the bauxite deposits on the Gove and Mitchell Plateaux, northern Australia

Abstract: DepositsFor optimum bauxitisation conditions a relatively stable geomorphological history is essential. On the Gove and Mitchell Plateaux therefore, the adverse effects of land emergence and ensuing planation are counteracted by associated mild synclinal warping, so that the deposits constituted coastal hinge zones of at least two successive land (erosion) cycles. Nevertheless, following the main Cretaceous and Tertiary period of bauxitisation by leaching, the deposits were partially submerged by the sea and, … Show more

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“…The Gove plateau appears to have undergone late‐stage planing after the formation of the bauxite (Somm ). Late‐stage planing of the plateau surface, predominantly involving the loose pisolitic bauxite horizon, is consistent with the opinion of Grubb () who, on the basis of mineralogy, suggested that some redistribution of bauxite had occurred.…”
Section: Terrestrial Agesupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The Gove plateau appears to have undergone late‐stage planing after the formation of the bauxite (Somm ). Late‐stage planing of the plateau surface, predominantly involving the loose pisolitic bauxite horizon, is consistent with the opinion of Grubb () who, on the basis of mineralogy, suggested that some redistribution of bauxite had occurred.…”
Section: Terrestrial Agesupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The most striking feature o£ the Weipa bauxite deposits is their characteristic loose pisolidc texture, which to all intents and purposes is (GRuBB 1970). On the other hand there is a conspicious dearth of type 'B' and 'C' horizons, although a relatively thin coarse concretionary limonitic zone separates the pisolitic bauxite from the underlying mottled or pallid zone sandy clays.…”
Section: Lithologymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Pembentukkan bauksit di Johor juga wujud dalam bentuk konkresi (Grubb, 1982). Mineral sekunder yang mengikut kelimpahannya dalam konkresi ialah gibsit, boehmit, goetit, hematit dan kaolinit (Grubb, 1970;Tardy dan Nahon, 1985;Trolard dan Tardy, 1989;Nahon, 1991dan Mordberg, 1993a. Kajian kepekatan dan perlakuan unsur-unsur surih dalam bauksit pernah dilaporkan oleh Wolfenden (1965) dan Mordberg (1993aMordberg ( dan 1993b.…”
Section: Gjunclassified