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Other| January 01, 1976

The ultramafic-mafic complex at North Cape, northernmost New Zealand

M. C. Bennett

M. C. Bennett

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Geological Magazine (1976) 113 (1): 61–76.

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M. C. Bennett; The ultramafic-mafic complex at North Cape, northernmost New Zealand. Geological Magazine 1976;; 113 (1): 61–76. doi:

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Volume 113, Number 1

1 January 1976

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Australasia
Cenozoic
complexes
composition
gabbros
igneous rocks
layered
lower Tertiary
mafic
Mesozoic
metaigneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
metasomatic rocks
New Zealand
petrology
plutonic rocks
serpentinite
tectonics
Tertiary
ultramafic
North Cape

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S47°30'00" - S34°30'00", E166°30'00" - E178°30'00"

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