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1. The Ediacaran Period: A New Addition to the Geologic Time Scale

: Knoll, Andrew H.; Walter, Malcolm R.; Narbonne, Guy M.; Christie-Blick, Nicholas
: 2006
: Articles
: GeologyHistory

2. Discussion on Mantle Plume Uplift in the Sedimentary Record: Origin of Kilometre-Deep Canyons within Late Neoproterozoic Successions, South Australia

: Christie-Blick, Nicholas; Williams, G. E.; Gostin, V. A.
: 2001
: Articles
: Submarine geologyGeomorphologyPaleoclimatology

3. Sequence Stratigraphy and the Interpretation of Neoproterozoic Earth History

: Christie-Blick, Nicholas; Dyson, Ian A.; Von der Borch, C. C.
: 1995
: Articles
: GeologyGeomorphologyPhysical geography

4. Sequence Stratigraphy and Evolution of a Basin-Slope Succession: The Late Proterozoic Wonoka Formation, Flinders Ranges, South Australia

: DiBona, P. A.; Von der Borch, C. C.; Christie-Blick, Nicholas
: 1990
: Articles
: GeologyGeology, StratigraphicSubmarine geology

5. Working Hypotheses for the Origin of the Wonoka Canyons (Neoproterozoic), South Australia

: Christie-Blick, Nicholas; Von der Borch, C. C.; DiBona, P. A.
: 1990
: Articles
: Geology, StratigraphicPlate tectonicsSubmarine geology

6. Late Proterozoic Patsy Springs Canyon, Adelaide Geosyncline: Submarine or Subaerial Origin?

: Von der Borch, C. C.; Grady, A. E.; Eickhoff, K. H.; DiBona, P.; Christie-Blick, Nicholas
: 1989
: Articles
: GeochemistrySubmarine geologyGeology, Stratigraphic

7. Depositional Sequence Analysis Applied to Late Proterozoic Wilpena Group, Adelaide Geosyncline, South Australia

: Von der Borch, C. C.; Christie-Blick, Nicholas; Grady, A. E.
: 1988
: Articles
: GeologySubmarine geologyPlate tectonics

8. Sequence Stratigraphy in Proterozoic Successions

: Christie-Blick, Nicholas; Grotzinger, John P.; Von der Borch, C. C.
: 1988
: Articles
: GeologyGeology, StratigraphicMineralogy

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