Bass Basin

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Bass Basin is a large offshore sedimentary basin beneath Bass Strait, known for its significant hydrocarbon and geological resources between mainland Australia and Tasmania.

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Bass Basin canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf offshore basin
sedimentary basin
adjacentTo Gippsland Basin
Gippsland Basin
surface form: Otway Basin
age Cenozoic
Mesozoic
basinType Mesozoic–Cenozoic rift basin
belongsTo Australian offshore basins
contains fluvial sediments
marine sediments
sedimentary rock sequence
containsResource condensate
natural gas
oil
country Australia
depositionalEnvironment deltaic
fluvial
marine
explorationActivity offshore drilling
seismic surveying
formedBy continental rifting
geologicalProvince Bass Strait
surface form: Bass Strait region
governedBy Australian federal offshore petroleum regulations
hasEconomicImportance petroleum industry of Australia
hasStratigraphy multiple sedimentary sequences
isSubjectOf geological studies
petroleum system analysis
knownFor geological significance
hydrocarbon resources
natural gas resources
petroleum exploration
locatedBetween Tasmania
mainland Australia
locatedIn Bass Strait
overlies Paleozoic basement rocks
partOf Australian Southern Margin
Australian Southern Margin
surface form: Southern Ocean margin of Australia
resourceType hydrocarbon province
separatedFrom Tasmania by Bass Strait waters
Victoria by Bass Strait waters
tectonicSetting passive continental margin
underlies Bass Strait seafloor

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Bass Strait hasFeature Bass Basin