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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    Were there dinosaurs in New Zealand’s Jurassic Fossil Forest at Curio Bay?

    by Mike Pole September 17, 2017
    by Mike Pole September 17, 2017

    In the Jurassic you could have walked from what is now the fossil forest at Curio Bay in southernmost New Zealand (see …

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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    What latitude did the Jurassic Fossil Forest of Curio Bay grow at?

    by Mike Pole August 3, 2017
    by Mike Pole August 3, 2017

    The Jurassic fossil forest of Curio Bay today lies almost at the southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island. In the Jurassic, …

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  • New Zealand plant fossils

    New Zealand’s first fossil horsetails in millions of years

    by Mike Pole July 29, 2017
    by Mike Pole July 29, 2017

    With the precious fossils laid out carefully on a sun-hat held in my hands, I took a confident stride from one boulder …

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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    How Tall were the trees in New Zealand’s Jurassic Fossil Forest at Curio Bay?

    by Mike Pole May 6, 2017
    by Mike Pole May 6, 2017

    At Curio Bay near the southernmost point of New Zealand’’s South Island, you can walk around the remains of a Jurassic fossil …

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  • New Zealand Geology

    New Zealand’s Hawks Crag Breccia – prelude to the drift from Gondwana

    by Mike Pole March 26, 2017
    by Mike Pole March 26, 2017

    The New Zealand road network has some seriously quirky idiosyncrasies – little things we locals take for granted, but can cause some …

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  • New Zealand paleobotany

    Phyllocladus fossils from the Miocene of New Zealand, and Cretaceous Protophyllocladus

    by Mike Pole March 4, 2017
    by Mike Pole March 4, 2017

    A rare plant fossil in the Miocene Manuherikia Group of New Zealand, is Phyllocladus (the Celery Pine). This is a strange conifer which, instead …

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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    The Biggest Tree Stump in the Curio Bay Jurassic Forest

    by Mike Pole January 3, 2017
    by Mike Pole January 3, 2017

    Back in the late 1980s I had the pleasure of meeting the English scientist David Bellamy. Bellamy was famous at the time as …

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  • New Zealand plant fossils

    The Amazing Miocene Fossil Leaf Pack of Mata Creek, New Zealand

    by Mike Pole December 28, 2016
    by Mike Pole December 28, 2016

    I was crouched in a long boat somewhere up a rainforest-swathed river in Kalimatan, Borneo, when I saw it – a ‘living’ …

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    Miocene Rain and Fire Forests of Bannockburn

    by Mike Pole December 18, 2016
    by Mike Pole December 18, 2016

    Canungra is the perfect place to stop for a snack on the drive up to O’Reilly’s/Lamington National Park in southeastern Queensland. On …

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    Miocene Swamp Forests of St Bathans, New Zealand

    by Mike Pole October 17, 2016
    by Mike Pole October 17, 2016

    The white sands and muds surrounding Blue and ‘Grey’ Lakes at St Bathans were laid down in a braided river (Manuherikia Group; …

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