Ancestral Murray River on the Lacepede Shelf, southern Australia: Late Quaternary migrations of a major river outlet and strandline development

Hill, PeterDe Deckker, PatrickVon der Borch, ChristopherMurray-Wallace, Colin V2015-12-100812-0099http://hdl.handle.net/1885/50721The Murray River drains the 1.06 × 106 km2 Murray-Darling Basin and discharges into the sea at the Murray mouth in southeast South Australia. The outlet faces the 180 km-wide Lacepede Shelf and forms part of a wave-dominated beach barrier/lagoon complex,Keywords: coastal evolution; continental shelf; Last Glacial Maximum; paleoceanography; paleochannel; Quaternary; sea level change; strandline; Australasia; Australia; Murray River Continental shelf; Gambier limestone; Lacepede basin; Lacepede shelf; Murray canyons; Murray river; Quaternary; Sprigg canyonAncestral Murray River on the Lacepede Shelf, southern Australia: Late Quaternary migrations of a major river outlet and strandline development200910.1080/081200908025469932016-02-24