4th International Maar Conference, Auckland, 2012.
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MP131B "Monogenetic volcanism of the South Auckland and Auckland Volcanic Fields."
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Károly Németh, Gábor Kereszturi, Javier Agustin-Flores, Roger Briggs, Shane J Cronin, Jan M Lindsay, Adrian Pittari, Ian EM Smith |
3 day |
5Mb pdf |
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MP131D “Rangitoto, Aucklands newest volcano.” pp. 27-34
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Ian EM Smith, Jan M Lindsay, Károly Németh |
1 day |
2Mb pdf |
Auckland Conference, 2010. GSNZ Misc Pub 129B
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2. “The Puketoka Formation and the age of the Hauraki Graben.”
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Bruce Hayward, Hugh Grenfell |
1 day |
677kb pdf |
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3. “Rangitoto re-visited: new insights to an old friend.” |
Jan Lindsay, Andrew Needham, Lucy McGee, Tracy Howe. |
1 day |
2.8Mb pdf |
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4. “Styles of phreatomagmatism recorded in the pyroclastic successions of Auckland’s maars and tuff rings.”
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Károly Németh, Lucy McGee |
1 day |
4.3Mb pdf |
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6. “Northland, New Zealand: Onset of a new subduction regime.” |
Bernhard Spörli, Dan Hikuroa |
5 day |
3.7Mb pdf |
Whangarei Conference, 2002. GSNZ Misc Pub 112B
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7. Northland Geology |
B Hayward, I Smith |
3 days, Whangarei-Tauranga Bay-Opononi-Auckland, 36 stops |
1.2MB pdf |
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8. Northland from bottom up: P-Tr boundary to Allochthon |
B Sporli, Y Aita |
3 days Whangarei-Tauranga Bay-Pukenui-Auckland, 4+ stops, uses parts of FTs 7 & 9 |
890kB pdf |
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