Christchurch Conference, 2013. GSNZ Misc. Pub. 136B
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9: Cretaceous–Paleogene Stratigraphy
of North‐Eastern South Island: North Canterbury, Kaikoura, South‐Eastern Marlborough. | Hollis, C., Crampton, J., Morgans, H. & Reid, C. | 3 days
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Kaikoura Conference, 2005. GSNZ Misc Pub 119B
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1. Cretaceous-Paleogene Stratigraphy, Eastern Marlborough |
C Hollis, P Strong, M Laird, J Crampton |
3 days Picton-Kaikoura, 7 stops |
2.3MB pdf |
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4. Faults of Eastern Marlborough: Picton, Awatere and Kekerengu |
R van Dissen, T Little, A Nicol |
Half day Picton-Kaikoura, 4 stops |
1.5MB pdf |
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5A. Structure and Tectonics of the Kaikoura Peninsula |
J Campbell, P Tonkin, J Bradshaw |
Half-one day, walk |
1.2MB pdf |
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5B. Stratigraphic and Sedimentological Teasers, Kaikoura Peninsula, |
M Laird, G Browne, B Field |
Half-one day, 3 stops |
930kB pdf |
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6. Mt Fyffe and Kaikoura Plains: Active Tectonics Fan Morphology and Hazards |
T Davies, B Bull |
Half-one day, 4 stops |
1.0MB pdf |
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7. Structural Geomorphology and Paleoseismicity of the Hope Fault |
D Eusden, J Pettinga, R Langridge |
One day, 3 stops |
2.6MB pdf |
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8. Iconic Cretaceous and Neogene Successions, Haumuri Bluff, Marlborough |
G Browne, I Speden, B Field |
One day, 3 stops |
820kB pdf |
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