The gibber plains that surround Innamincka are an ideal environment to observe gibberbirds, chats and other tiny desert inhabitants. |
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Its 6000 strong population in the 1960s on the gibber and spinifex plain also enjoyed more than 3000 hours of sunshine a year. |
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It's one of the novel's funniest scenes: the men gibber through a jungle – lost in space and out of their Edwardian gourds. |
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A gibber is generally considered a result of mechanical weathering because silica is almost inert to chemical weathering. |
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Mr. Speaker, I am as interested in Tory gibber as the next person, but the member misspoke and he must correct the record. |
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That process provided much stony debris for the gibber plains so characteristic of much of central Australia and particularly of the Lake Eyre depression. |
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It's publication time – every author's witching hour when graves open and the sheeted dead arise to shriek and gibber their disapproval of your living words. |
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As Malcolm Turnbull flew into Birdsville over the vastness of the red brown gibber rock and the channel country dunes there was barely a sign of human life. |
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