Figure F1. Regional setting of the Woodlark Basin. The lightly shaded and outlined area in the east corresponds to new oceanic crust formed following plate separation; in the west (area of Fig. F2, p. 14), the rift is still floored by older crust. Bold arrows indicate Pliocene sediment transport routes (Robertson et al., in press).

Figure F1. Regional setting of the Woodlark Basin. The lightly shaded and outlined area in the east corresponds to new oceanic crust formed following plate separation; in the west (area of Fig. F2), the rift is still floored by older crust. Bold arrows indicate Pliocene sediment transport routes (Robertson et al., in press).