The structure of New Zealand from seismic evidence
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- article
- Published
- 1959-06-01
- Cited by
- 34
- References
- 10
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Keywords
Geology, Crust, Rift, Seismology, Induced seismicity
References
- The dynamics of faulting : and dyke formation with applications to Britain
- Low-velocity layers in the Earth's mantle
- New Zealand quaternary tectonics
- Southwest Pacific crustal structure
- Seismicity of the Earth and associated phenomena
- Orogenesis and deep crustal structure -- additional evidence from seismology
- SEISMIC EVIDENCE FOR THE FAULT ORIGIN OF OCEANIC DEEPS
- New evidence for a change in physical conditions at depths near 100 kilometers
- On Near Earthquakes in the Vicinity of New Zealandby K. E. Bullen (Dominion Observatory Bulletin no. 113, Wellington, W.I., New Zealand, extracted from New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology, Vol. XVIII, 1936, pp. 493-507)
- Seismic Evidence for Crustal Structure and Tectonic Activity
Cited by
- Structure Beneath Continents: A Critical Review of Explosion Studies 1960–1965
- Modelling Pn Wave Speeds Beneath the Central North Island, New Zealand
- Microseismicity of the Central Alpine Fault Region, New Zealand
- The Structure of the Earth's Crust: S. Mueller (Editor). Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1974, 392 pp., 193 ill., 11 tables, Dfl. 100.--. Developments in Geotectonics, 8
- Cenozoic tectonics of the western United States
- Volcanic mechanisms in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
- A back-arc basin formed within continental lithosphere: The Central Volcanic region of New zealand
- The New Zealand Sub-Crustal Rift
- Gravity and crustal thickness in New Zealand
- Geological structure and volcanism of the Taupo-Tarawera district
- Seismic wave velocities in the uppermost mantle beneath New Zealand
- Subduction evolution and mantle dynamics at a continental margin: Central North Island, New Zealand
- Seismology in New Zealand
- Frequency-magnitude, depth, and time relations for earthquakes in an island arc: North Island, New Zealand
- The Fiordland earthquake sequence of 1960, and seismic velocities beneath New Zealand
- Intraoceanic islands, east pacific ridge, island arcs: Volcanism and upper mantle☆
- Models of the upper mantle beneath the central North Island, New Zealand, from speeds and anisotropy of subhorizontal P waves (Pn)
- Gravity, seismicity, and tectonics of the North Island, New Zealand
- Bouguer anomaly map of New Zealand
- Regional aspects of cainozoic volcanology in the north island of New Zealand— crustal fusion produces intermediate magma
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