New Zealand in the Pacific Ocean
The New Zealand continent
The Alpine Fault
Subduction beneath the North Island
Greywacke mountains
Rocks offset along the Alpine Fault
Geological map of New Zealand
Geological time scale
Gondwana
Trilobite Rock
Greenland Group (1st of 2)
Gneissic rocks
Karamea Granite
Greywacke forming at the edge of Gondwana
Torlesse greywacke, Aoraki Mt Cook National Park
Murihiku beds (1st of 3)
Douglas Coombs, geologist
New Zealand region 150 million years ago
Marlborough schist (1st of 2)
Schist tors
Coastal granite
New Zealand adrift
Hawks Crag (1st of 2)
Cretaceous–Tertiary boundary
Peneplain at Poolburn (1st of 2)
Limestone around Punakaiki (1st of 3)
Limestone under the microscope
Pillow lavas
New Zealand region 10 million years ago
Papa cliffs, Hawke's Bay
Vertical coal seam (1st of 2)
Banks Peninsula – extinct volcanoes
Ignimbrite at Cathedral Cove (1st of 2)
Mt Cook and Mt Tasman from the sea
Jackson Bay in the ice age
Moraine ridges on the Cascade Plateau
Shoreline during the last glaciation
Glacial erratic at Te Anau
Southern lakes
Rakaia River flood plain
Coastal cliffs near Hāwera
Satellite image of the central South Island
Loess (1st of 2)
Uplifted terrace, Māhia
Ignimbrite cliffs
Tongariro volcanoes
Mt Eden
Volcanic ash band
Sea levels in the last 20,000 years
Mt Maunganui
Uplift of New Zealand
Drowned valleys
Moraines at Tasman Glacier