What does AFSO stand for?

Australian Geological Survey Organisation

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The Bureau of Mineral Resources (BMR)--later to become the Australian Geological Survey Organisation (AGSO) and then Geosciences Australia (GA)--noted that the "Queensland Plateau and Queensland and Townsville Troughs appear to have some prospects for petroleum and it would be desirable to include these areas within the adjacent area to which the Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act applies.

Australia's ANWR: the secret plan to drill for oil just outside the ...

Despite this, the Federal Government has been actively promoting oil exploration in the region and other `frontier regions' around Australia for a number of years through its petroleum research arm, the Australian Geological Survey Organisation (AGSO).

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The Victoria Island discovery supports chemical studies of rocks that have found molecular indications of dinoflagellates at least as far back as 850 million years ago, says Roger Summons of the Australian Geological Survey Organisation in Canberra.

Arctic fossils record evolutionary burst