Results of a reconnaissance geological survey off northernmost New Zealand indicate off‐shore extension of its rocks and structures for at least 100 miles to the north‐west. Geological samples from the continental shelf suggest that it has been carved by marine erosion relatively early in the Pleistocene.
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