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Devonian Reef Complexes of the Canning Basin, Western Australia Prose Books by Phillip E Playford. DESCRIPTION This is the first mapping and research to ever be completed of the reef, carried out and published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia (GSWA), resulting in Bulletin 118, published in 1966. Title: Devonian reef complexes of the Canning Basin, Western Australia. Author/Creator: Playford, Phillip E. (Phillip Elliott); Hocking, R. M. (Roger Malcolm), Cockbain, A. E. (Anthony Edward), Geological Survey of Western Australia. Publisher: East Perth, W.A. : Geological Survey of Western Australia Date: 2009 Description: xv, 444 p. : col. maps ; 31cm Series: Bulletin (Geological Survey of Western Australia) Subjects: Geology, Stratigraphic -- Devonian; Geology -- Western Australia -- Canning Basin Language: English

Synopsis

Title: Devonian Reef Complexes of the Canning Basin, Western Australia
Author/Publisher: Phillip E Playford, Geological Survey of Western Australia
Publication Year: 1966
Format: Illustrated Hardcover

This seminal work, authored by Phillip E Playford and published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia in 1966, represents a foundational study in the field of Australian geology. It delves into the intricate Devonian reef complexes nestled within Western Australia's vast Canning Basin.

As the very first comprehensive mapping and research completed on these unique geological formations, this non-fiction volume offers unparalleled insight into their structure, formation, and significance. It stands as a pivotal scientific contribution, aimed at adult readers with an interest in earth sciences.

• Pioneering Geological Exploration: This bulletin details the initial, groundbreaking investigations into the Devonian reef complexes of the Canning Basin, establishing the foundational understanding for all subsequent geological studies of the region.
• The Canning Basin's Ancient Reefs: The core of the work examines the extensive fossil reef systems from the Devonian period, providing in-depth analysis of their unique geological characteristics and environmental context within Western Australia.
• Comprehensive Visual Documentation: The study is significantly enhanced by its illustrative content, which would typically include detailed geological maps, cross-sections, and diagrams essential for conveying complex spatial and structural information about the reef complexes.

As a cornerstone text for understanding Western Australian geology, this original 1966 publication by Phillip E Playford is an essential acquisition for academic institutions, geological researchers, and collectors of significant Australian scientific literature.

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