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Geology of the southern part of the Longwood complex, Southland coast and Centre Island, New Zealand
This thesis combines the results of field work, petrographic studies and mineralogical and geochemical data from plutonic rocks of the southern part of the Longwood Complex, Southland, New Zealand.
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Geology of the Dusky Sound area, Fiordland, with emphasis on the structural-metamorphic development of some porphyroblastic staurolite pelites.
A geological map of the Dusky Sound area (~ 700 km2) is presented at a scale of 1:59 000. The North and South Dusky areas are of generally contrasting character and are described separately. North Dusky is dominated by ...
Glacigenic systems in the Upper Clutha valley in Central Otago, New Zealand
This report describes the glacigenic stratigraphy from the Upper Clutha Valley in Central Otago. The deposits from seven glacial advances are described and modelled on a wet based glacier. Stratigraphic classification of ...
The geology of Bluff Hill, Southland, New Zealand.
The mineralogy and structure of two gabbronorite intrusions forming Bluff Hill, is described. They intrude volcanogenic metasediments of the Greenhills Group and together comprise a segment of Brook Street terrane (Coombs ...
Koettlitz group meta-sediments and intercalated orthogneisses from the mid Taylor Valley and Ferrar Glacier regions
Koettlitz Group rocks and intercalated orthogneisses in the mid Taylor Valley and Ferrar Glacier regions form a 1-4km wide, north-northwest trending belt, intruded by a variety of undeformed granitoid pIutons along either ...
Sedimentologic, petrographic, and tectonic aspects of Torlesse and related rocks: South Island, New Zealand.
Carboniferous to Lower Cretaceous Torlesse rocks and Haast Schist derivatives constitute the major part of the ''eugeosynclinal" facies of the Eastern Province of New Zealand. Strata consist largely of quartzofeldspathic ...
Geology, mineralogy, petrology and geochemistry of the volcanic island of 'Ata, Tonga.
Ata is the most southerly island in a chain of young volcanic islands in the Tonga Group lying to the west of the Tonga trench. It is presently inactive and now consists of a small remnant (1.8 km2) of a large composite ...