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Oenpelli Event ME 12: ~1720 Ma Undated basalt horizons in Katherine River Group and correlatives (McArthur Basin) are>1710 Ma and tentatively assigned to ME 12, coeval with 1723 ± 6 Ma Oenpelli Dolerite Undefined Event younger than 1685 Ma Undated Murrenja Dolerite intrudes <1685 Ma sedimentary rocksCurramulka Event ME 16: ~1590 MaYambo Metamorphics include mafic granulite in the Chelmsford Gneiss with1586 ± 4 Ma magmatic crystallisation ageSally Malay Event ME 7: ~1850 MaSubordinate gabbro component to ~1850 Ma Tennant Creek granites Undefined EventMount Isa region is extensively intruded by suites of undated dolerite dykes and gabbrointrusions of unknown event affiliationLunch Creek Event ME 11: ~1750 Ma; Mordor Event ME 23: ~1135 Ma1740 +28/-20 Ma Lunch Creek Gabbro and crosscutting 1142 ± 6 Ma Lakeview Doleriteand associated late NE-trending dolerite dykesHart Event ME 10: ~1780 MaMount Isa Western Succession: voluminous basalt lavas in Eastern Creek Volcanics andcorrelated basaltic units; other undated mafic units may belong to younger magmaticeventsCurramulka Event ME 16: ~1590 MaNorth-trending dolerite dykes locally emplaced axial-planar to the ~1590 Ma Snake CreekAnticlineEdmirringee Event ME 8: ~1830 MaSubordinate metadolerite and metabasalt within widespread Lander Package and TanamiGroup sedimentary units, ~1830 Ma or olderUndefined Event Undated Whistleduck and other E-trending dolerite dykes Woman-in-White Event ME 13: ~1680 MaMount Isa Eastern Succession: voluminous basalt lavas in Toole Creek Volcanics andassociated sills which intrude underlying stratigraphyKalkarindji Event ME 30: ~520 MaNumerous mafic and ultramafic units of this event or younger Phanerozoic ages Mordor Event ME 23: ~1135 Ma1133 ± 5 Ma plagioclase pyroxenite in the Mordor mafic-ultramafic intrusionSkipworth Event ME 29: ~575 MaPrinchester Serpentinite hosts 562 ± 22 Ma (Sm-Nd age) gabbros and dolerites; othersimilar ~N-trending fault-bounded ultramafic-mafic complexes throughout easternAustralia may be Neoproterozoic to Early Cambrian or younger in ageWarakurna Event ME 24: ~1070 Ma; Gairdner Event ME 26: ~825 MaTwo ages of dolerite dykes with different orientations (Alcurra, Gairdner, Amata), notdistinguished on map and all shown as Undefined Event Undefined EventDistribution of inferred gabbroic intrusions under cover, interpreted (by GeologicalSurvey of Western Australia) from magnetic anomaliesSkipworth Event: ME 29 ~575 MaBasaltic units of Mount Arrowsmith Volcanics comagmatic with associated 586 ± 7 Marhyolite and mafic-ultramafic intrusives in Kara bedsUndefined EventMost undefined dykes and sills concentrated around the margins of the Yilgarn Craton(interpreted from aeromagnetic data) are dolerite and gabbro bodies of the ME 21~1210 Ma Marnda Moorn Event; other dykes and sills shown are likely to include theME 2 ~2420 Ma Widgiemooltha Event, ME 24 ~1070 Ma Warakurna Event, and alsosome of Archaean and Phanerozoic ageLoongana Event: ME 19 ~1415 Ma1415 ± 7 Ma metagabbro in Loongana intrusion which is in basement covered bysedimentary rocks of the Eucla BasinUndefined EventReversely magnetised bodies under cover, tentatively interpreted (by Primary Industriesand Resources, South Australia) as mafic-ultramafic intrusives equivalent to GilesComplex ME 24 ~1070 Ma Warakurna Event; shown here as UndefinedWoman-In-White Event: ME 13 ~1680 MaSubordinate mafic rock components from several bimodal felsic-mafic magmaticsuites, including: ~1685 Ma Symons Granite, Engenina Adamellite, time equivalentsof ~1690–1670 Ma Tunkillia Suite. Also ~1590 Ma Hiltaba Suite and Gawler RangeVolcanics, ~1620 Ma St Peter Suite, and ~1730 Ma mafic ± ultramafic intrusionsAndrew Young Event: ME 15 ~1635 MaSubordinate mafic rock components in bimodal felsic-mafic magmatic suites ~1620 MaSt Peter Suite and ~1630 Ma Nuyts Volcanics–St Francis SuiteUndefined EventSeven types of undated Palaeoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic mafic intrusions, flows,dykes, and sills in Olary-Broken Hill region, including ME 26 ~825 Ma Gairdner Event,ME 13 ~1680 Ma Woman-in-White Event; and undated amphibolites of MontstephenMetabasalt correlated (by Primary Industries and Resources, South Australia) with 1715–1707 Ma Basso Suite. Also some metadolerite dykes are possibly younger than ~825 MaSally Malay Event: ME 7 ~1850 MaSubordinate 1849 ± 4 Ma quartz gabbronorite intrusions in bimodal felsic-mafic ~1850 MaDonington Suite Undefined EventMafic-ultramafic units shown as Undefined in Victoria are inferred Neoproterozoic toEarly Cambrian age: serpentinite of the Hummocks Serpentinite near Hamilton; gabbroof the Ceres Gabbro near Geelong; basalt at Watt Point on southern Phillip IslandSkipworth Event: ME 29 ~575 Ma579 ± 16 Ma picrite and basalt of Skipworth Subgroup, King Island; basalt of SpinksCreek Volcanics, Bernafai Volcanics, and correlatives, all of Rocky Cape region. Othermafic ± ultramafic rocks of western Tasmania are dominantly Neoproterozoic to EarlyCambrian and are shown as Undefined Event

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Compiled by D.M. Hoatson, J.C. Claoue-Long, S. Jaireth Cartography by G.A. Young, V. Cooper, G. Tobin, S. Mezzomo Acknowledgements: The authors acknowledge the information, comments, and suggestions on thismap and the two other maps of the series provided by colleagues in GeoscienceAustralia, and by various State and Northern Territory geological surveys Other maps in this series: This map is the third and final part of a Geoscience Australia series showing the geographic extent and time-space relationships of Proterozoic mafic-ultramafic magmatism and associated mineral deposits across the Australian continent Part 1: Western Australia was published in October 2006 and documents 15 Proterozoic mafic-ultramafic magmatic events. Copies of the Part 1 map areavailable free online at: http://www.ga.gov.au/image_cache/GA8798.pdf in pdf format http://www.ga.gov.au/image_cache/GA8797.jpg in jpg format Part 2: Northern Territory-South Australia was published in July 2007 anddocuments 19 Proterozoic mafic-ultramafic magmatic events. Copies of thePart 2 map are available free online at: http://www.ga.gov.au/image_cache/GA10636.pdf in pdf format http://www.ga.gov.au/image_cache/GA10645.jpg in jpg format

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ME 4 (m): ~2015 Ma (Stag Creek Event)

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ME 11 (m): ~1750 Ma (Lunch Creek Event)

ME 12 (m): ~1720 Ma (Oenpelli Event)

ME 13 (m): ~1680 Ma (Woman-in-White Event)

ME 14 (m): ~1655 Ma (Lane Creek Event)

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ME 16 (mu): ~1590 Ma (Curramulka Event)

ME 17 (m): ~1530 Ma (Saxby Event)

ME 18 (m): ~1465 Ma (Bangemall Event)

ME 19 (mu): ~1415 Ma (Loongana Event)

ME 20 (mu): ~1310 Ma (Fraser Event)

ME 21 (m): ~1210 Ma (Marnda Moorn Event)

ME 22 (m): ~1180 Ma (Pitjantjatjara Event)

ME 23 (mu): ~1135 Ma (Mordor Event)

ME 24 (mu): ~1070 Ma (Warakurna Event)

ME 25 (m): ~975 Ma (Elizabeth Hills Event)

ME 26 (m): ~825 Ma (Gairdner Event)

ME 27 (m): ~775 Ma (Boucaut Event)

ME 28 (m): ~755 Ma (Mundine Well Event)

ME 29 (mu): ~575 Ma (Skipworth Event)

ME 30 (m): ~520 Ma (Kalkarindji Event)

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Magmatic Events (ME) are defined from the published ages of mafic and ultramaficrocks in each province and shown in the 'Time–Space–Event' Chart (on accompanyingSheet 2). Time-equivalent magmatism in different provinces does not necessarily implycogenetic magmatism. The informal event names are taken from dated examples. Dominantly mafic-ultramafic rock units are shown with bold colours. Subordinate mafic-ultramafic rocks of the same age within a regional rock packageare shown with pale colours. Note that the presence of mafic and ultramafic rocks in some areas is interpreted onlyfrom geophysical data. Further occurrences of these rocks may exist under cover. The Early Cambrian Kalkarindji Event is included owing to the importance of this largemagmatic event.

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Sheet 1: 1:5 000 000 Map of Proterozoic Magmatic Events Sheet 2: Time–Space–Event Chart 1:10 000 000 Map of Mineral Deposits and Occurrences 1:10 000 000 Map of Proterozoic Large Igneous Provinces

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