Answer:
Coal did form in australia as it did in other continents as they all share the same history of gondwana superlandmass.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Australian coal occurs mainly in Queensland, Victoria, and new south wales, as about 75% of this is mined in Australia is exported mainly of Asia. Australian in 2009 as the fourth-highest exporter of coal to the other countries.
- Thus it has a high quality of bituminous coal as black coal or low-grade coal i.e brown coal. This is mined in Queensland and new south wales. The coal resources range from Permian to Jurassic in age 299.
- Ranging from 15 million to 225 million years old.