Browsing by Author "Nelson, Campbell S."

• Anatomy and origin of authochthonous late Pleistocene forced regression deposits, east Coromandel inner shelf, New Zealand: implications for the development and definition of the regressive systems tract 

  Bradshaw, Barry E.; Nelson, Campbell S. (The Royal Society of New Zealand, 2004)

  High-resolution seismic reflection data from the east Coromandel coast, New Zealand, provide details of the sequence stratigraphy beneath an autochthonous, wave dominated inner shelf margin during the late Quaternary (0-140 ...

  

• Biostratigraphy, Sr isotope chronology and chronostratigraphy of the Late Eocene – earliest Miocene Te Kuiti Group, Waikato – King Country Basin, New Zealand 

  Kamp, Peter J.J.; Tripathi, Anand Ratnakar Prasad; Nelson, Campbell S.; Hendy, Austin J.W. (The University of Waikato, 2014)

  This report reviews and synthesises the biostratigraphy of the Te Kuiti Group based on existing sample data archived in the Fossil Record Electronic Database (FRED). Based on these faunal and floral data, New Zealand ...

  

• Bottom sediments of Lake Rotoma 

  Nelson, Campbell S. (The Royal Society of New Zealand, 1983)

  Lake Rotoma is a deep (70-80 m), oligotrophic, warm monomictic lake of volcanic origin with insignificant stream inflow and no clearly defined outflow. For at least 60 years up to 1972 the lake level fluctuated markedly ...

  

• Cementation scenarios for New Zealand Cenozoic nontropical limestones 

  Hood, Steven D.; Nelson, Campbell S. (The Royal Society of New Zealand, 1996)

  Cenozoic limestones are widely distributed in New Zealand, especially in the Oligocene-earliest Miocene in both islands, and the Pliocene-Pleistocene in North Island. A spectrum of limestone types exists, but all are ...

  

• Cenozoic temperate and sub-tropical carbonate sedimentation on an oceanic volcano – Chatham Islands, New Zealand 

  James, Noel P.; Jones, Brian; Nelson, Campbell S.; Campbell, Hamish J.; Titjen, Jeremy Quentin (WILEY-BLACKWELL, 2010)

  The Chatham Islands, at the eastern end of the Chatham Rise in the South-west Pacific, are the emergent part of a Late Cretaceous to Cenozoic stratovolcano complex that is variably covered with limestones and fossiliferous ...

• Morphology and geochemistry of glauconite from the Te Kuiti Group, South Auckland region, New Zealand 

  Compton, Martyn Stephen (The University of Waikato, 1989)

  The late Eocene - Oligocene Te Kuiti Group comprises calcareous mudstone, calcareous sandstone and skeletal or sandy limestone formed in marginal marine to fully marine shelf settings. Glauconite is ubiquitous in all ...

  

• Geology of Mangapanian (late pliocene) strata, Wanganui Basin: lithostratigraphy, paleontology and sequence stratigraphy 

  McIntyre, Avon P. (The University of Waikato, 2002)

  Fourteen Mangapanian and early Nukumaruan (late Pliocene) cyclothems in Wanganui Basin have been studied, stratigraphically logged and geologically mapped in thirteen sections from west to east across the basin. The ...

  

• Aspects of Neogene palaeoceanography in the southern Tasman Sea (DSDP site 593) 

  Cooke, Penelope J. (The University of Waikato, 2002)

  Aspects of the Neogene palaeoceanographic history of the southern Tasman Sea are described in this thesis from DSDP Site 593 records of oxygen and carbon isotopes, and sediment texture and compositional data. Site 593 ...

  

• Petrogenesis of Pliocene limestones in southern Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand: a contribution to unravelling the sequence stratigraphy and diagenetic pathways of cool-water shelf carbonate facies 

  Caron, Vincent (The University of Waikato, 2002)

  Among carbonate sedimentologists, it is now appreciated that shallow-marine carbonates are not restricted to warm-water tropical settings, but can also be produced on modern cool-water shelves outside tropical latitudes. ...

  

• Sedimentology of Lake Taupo, Central North Island, New Zealand 

  Lister, Guy Stafford (The University of Waikato, 1978)

  Lake Taupo, with an area of 616 km², is the largest of several lakes of volcano-tectonic origin in the Central Volcanic Region, North Island, New Zealand. In the past the lake has been affected by catastrophic volcanic ...

  

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