tab delimited contribution id version timestamp contributor data_model_version reference description 12277 2 2006-12-19T07:36:37.000Z @magic 3.0 10.1016/0012-821X(86)90197-4 Upgraded to MagIC Data Model 3.0 by the MagIC Database Team >>>>>>>>>> tab delimited locations location location_type result_name result_type method_codes citations geologic_classes lithologies geological_province_sections lat_s lat_n lon_w lon_e continent_ocean country region age_low age_high age_unit dir_tilt_correction dir_dec dir_inc dir_alpha95 dir_k dir_n_sites dir_n_samples fold_test conglomerate_test contact_test reversal_test pole_lat pole_lon pole_dp pole_dm pole_reversed_perc description rock_magnetic_test Elatina Formation, Adelaide Geosyncline Outcrop 560 i DE-VGP : LT-T-Z:LP-DC4 This study Sedimentary Sandstone:Redbeds Elatina Formation -32.4 -32.4 138 138 Australia Australia South Australia 590 610 Ma 100 191.9 -9.6 3.4 384.6 6 37 ND ND ND ND 50.9 157.1 2.2 2.2 0 Marinoan glaciation - See REFNOS 48, 982 for suggested ages. Strikes 148-173/Dips 14-33. Fold axis plunge 93-123/13-14S. . Thermal to 680C. PCA in range 650-680C. . OP (HEM in intersticial clays+minor GOETH, MART) , SUSC, AN. See RESULTNO 6354 for evidence of magnetisation age. M Elatina Formation, Adelaide Geosyncline Outcrop 560 i DE-VGP : LT-T-Z:LP-DC4 This study Sedimentary Sandstone:Redbeds Elatina Formation -32.4 -32.4 138 138 Australia Australia South Australia 590 610 Ma 0 194.1 2.4 3.5 357.1 6 ND ND ND ND 50.9 157.1 2.2 2.2 0 Marinoan glaciation - See REFNOS 48, 982 for suggested ages. Strikes 148-173/Dips 14-33. Fold axis plunge 93-123/13-14S. . Thermal to 680C. PCA in range 650-680C. . OP (HEM in intersticial clays+minor GOETH, MART) , SUSC, AN. See RESULTNO 6354 for evidence of magnetisation age. M >>>>>>>>>> tab delimited ages location age_low age_high age_unit timescale_eon timescale_era timescale_period method_codes timescale_citations citations Elatina Formation, Adelaide Geosyncline 590 610 Ma Proterozoic Neoproterozoic Cryogenian : Ediacaran GM-CC-STRAT Gradstein et al. 2004 This study