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Spongolite is a
stone made
almost entirely from
fossilised sponges. It is
light and porous. The
silica ****ules
fossilised with the
sponges makes the material...
- of the town is one of two
major sources of
spongolite, also
called "Mount
Barker Stone".
While spongolite is
commercially exploited for its absorbent...
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which were
adapted to the
climate and environment, such as the use of
spongolite. In north-western Australia, "Kimberley point", a
small triangular stone...
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Australia where it
grows in sandy-loamy or sandy-clay
soils over
granite or
spongolite[check spelling]. "Cyathostemon tenuifolius".
Australian Plant Census....
- This
species often hybridises with E. arborella. This
mallet grows on
spongolite hills and
escarpments near the
Fitzgerald River Inlet.
Other species common...
- Coniglio, M., Hardie, L.A. and Longstaffe, F.J. (1978) "****ulites and
spongolites}. In:
Encyclopedia of
Sediments and
Sedimentary Rocks, Dordrecht: Springer...
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previously occupied a
former residence known as
Twertup Cottage until the
spongolite construction was destro**** by fire.
Twertup is
given in
formal names ****ociated...
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Australia where it is
commonly situated in
granite river or cr**** beds and on
spongolite breakaways growing in
shallow rocky soils. he
range of the
plant extend...
- "red" or "ruddy".
Lissanthe rubicunda grows in
sandy and clay soils,
spongolite,
limestone and
laterite on planis, slopes, watercourses,
swamp edges and...
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through unspoilt bush and has cut
magnificent gorges into the
plateau of
spongolite. Some of the
tributaries of the
river include Sussetta River,
Jacup Cr****...
