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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    Horsetail Marshes of the New Zealand Jurassic

    by Mike Pole April 3, 2016
    by Mike Pole April 3, 2016

    In the Jurassic, New Zealand had ‘horsetails’ (Latin: Equisetum) – an odd-looking plant , a bit like a long brush with whorls of …

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    Interdistributary drifters – a Miocene bay in New Zealand

    by Mike Pole March 21, 2016
    by Mike Pole March 21, 2016

    One of the more evocative Miocene fossils you might pick up near Bannockburn, New Zealand, are she-oak ‘cones’ (see the featured image). …

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    Podozamites – a multi-veined conifer in New Zealand’s Jurassic

    by Mike Pole March 18, 2016
    by Mike Pole March 18, 2016

    Most conifer leaves have just one vein, whether they be the needles of pines, or the much broader leaves of some tropical …

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    Blue Lake, St Bathans – the most biodiverse Miocene fossil plant locality

    by Mike Pole March 13, 2016
    by Mike Pole March 13, 2016

    The biodiversity of Blue Lake, at St Bathans, New Zealand, is precisely zero. It is an artificial lake partly filling a hole …

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    Giant Pea Pod fossils in New Zealand’s Miocene

    by Mike Pole March 5, 2016
    by Mike Pole March 5, 2016

    Pea pod fossils in New Zealand were first found by Aline Holden, a pioneer of New Zealand plant fossil research. She found …

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    Hoop Pine fossils – dry rainforest in New Zealand’s Miocene

    by Mike Pole February 27, 2016
    by Mike Pole February 27, 2016

    In a little patch of shale, continually flaking onto the road near Bannockburn (central South Island, New Zealand), there are the unmistakable fossils …

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  • Curio Bay - New Zealand's Jurassic Fossil Forest

    New Zealand: The Jurassic fossil forest at Curio Bay

    by Mike Pole February 15, 2016
    by Mike Pole February 15, 2016

    If you make your way down to almost the bottom of New Zealand’s South Island, you can walk among the stumps of …

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    Five Degrees of Global Warming – The Leaf Fossils of Kakahu, New Zealand

    by Mike Pole November 27, 2015
    by Mike Pole November 27, 2015

    Sometime in the 1980s my Prof, ‘JDC’ (Doug Campbell of the Otago University), showed me a box of spectacular leaf fossils that …

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    The Giant ‘Lake Manuherikia’ – an extinct lake from the New Zealand Miocene

    by Mike Pole October 17, 2015
    by Mike Pole October 17, 2015

    Alexandra lies at the junction of the Clutha and Manuherikia Rivers. The usual translation of the Maori word ‘Manuherikia’ is that it means …

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    Where was the Murihiku in the Jurassic?

    by Mike Pole July 21, 2015
    by Mike Pole July 21, 2015

    A few years ago I used to teach American classes that came to the University of Queensland. One evening my Stanford class …

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