Betts, PGiles, DMark, GLister, GordonGoleby, BAilleres, L2015-12-070812-0099http://hdl.handle.net/1885/27086By virtue of its large area of exposure of different crustal levels, and preservation of a protracted (∼400 million years) Palaeoproterozoic to Mesoproterozoic tectonic evolution, the Mt Isa Inlier is an excellent natural laboratory to study ProterozoicKeywords: inlier; Proterozoic; tectonic evolution; Australasia; Australia; Mount Isa; Queensland Intraplate basins; Mineralisation; Mt. Isa; Orogenesis; Proterozoic200610.1080/081200905004346252024-03-03