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Research Project OpportunitiesThe projects listed below are potentially available within the framework of CERG, to Higher Degree students. Honours Projects 2009THE EVOLUTION AND ASSEMBLY OF PROTEROZOIC AUSTRALIA; NEW PIECES IN THE PUZZLE Potential PhD ProjectsHigh Heat Production Granites: their origin and significance in crustal evolution. Kimberlites, Diamonds and Eclogites in South Australia. Australian Proterozoic Tectonics: Evolution of the Musgrave and Arunta Provinces. The behaviour of monazite during metamorphism and crustal reworking. Provenance of sedimentary rock systems in the Australian Proterozoic: palaeogeographic reconstructions of supercontinents. Tectonothermal evolution of the Western Musgrave Complex, Western Australia. The role of the Southern Granulite Terrane of India in the amalgamation of Gondwana - a structural and geochronological perspective. Linking Neoproterozoic India and Australia/Antarctica: the tectonic significance of 800-700 Ma orogenesis in the Vestfold Hills (Antarctica) and the Eastern Ghats (India). This project will involve field work in Antarctica and India. (Contact Doctor Alan Collins for details. The timing of the Chewings Orogeny. This orogeny occupies an important timeline for the evolution of Proterozoic Australia. However, little is known about the P-T-T evolution of rocks on the southern margin of the Arunta Complex that were affected by this orogeny. (Contact Doctor David Kelsey for details) Understanding where zircon grows along a P-T path is crucial for a more detailed understanding of what zircon geochronology in metamorphic rocks means. This project will apply some theoretical breakthroughs to field examples in central Australia. (Contact Doctor David Kelsey for details) |
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