▪ Abstract Fission track analysis as a geological dating tool was first proposed in the early
1960s. The past 10 years has seen a major expansion in application to more general …

Several phosphate minerals have been investigated for their usefulness in geochronology
and thermochronology by the fission track method. Of these, apatite [Ca5 (PO4) 3 (F, Cl …

Abstract Reconstructions of the New Zealand subcontinent from 40 Ma to the Present are
presented. Assumptions that have constrained the model include: semi‐straight initial …

Sedimentary basin inversion, the shortening of formerly extensional basins, is
accommodated mainly by compressional reactivation of extant faults and fractures across a …

Faulting and folding in the Southern Taranaki Basin constrain the evolution of the New
Zealand plate boundary since~ 80 Ma. Sedimentary rocks up to 8 km thick record multiple …

Miocene strata in the southern Taranaki Basin (STB), up to 3 km thick, provide a distal record
of erosion associated with plate boundary deformation in New Zealand. 2D and 3D seismic …

Latest Eocene–earliest Miocene strata in the subsurface of the Taranaki Basin provide
important new regional paleogeographic and tectonic constraints not available from outcrop …

Sedimentary basins, both modern and ancient, cover most of Earth's land and subsea
surface, and provide some of the best natural laboratories for studying and constraining …

Late Cenozoic convergence between the Australian and Pacific Plates has led to extensive
crustal deformation and exhumation in New Zealand. Over the past five decades, the …

The tectonic evolution of a collisional hinterland sourcing the Ha? eg Basin, a Late
Cretaceous syn‐orogenic sedimentary basin in the South Carpathians (Romania), is …