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Bedload composition, transport and modification in rivers of Westland, New Zealand, with implications for the distribution of alluvial pounamu (jade)
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- Bedload composition, transport and modification in rivers of Westland, New Zealand, with implications for the distribution of alluvial pounamu (jade)
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River bedload surveyed at 50 sites in Westland is dominated by Alpine Schist or Torlesse Greywacke from the Alpine Fault hanging wall, with subordinate Pounamu Ultramafics or footwall-derived Western Province rocks. Tumbling experiments found ultramafics to have the lowest attrition rates, compared with greywacke sandstone and granite (which abrade to produce silt to medium-sand), or incompetent schist (which fragments). Arahura has greater total concentrations (103–105 t/km2) and proportions...
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- 03 Jun, 2015
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- SC Cox / L Nibourel
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- sediment supply regime / proportion / Western Province rocks downthrown / Alpine Fault / ultramafic bedload decrease / jade / Westland / Pounamu Ultramafic bedrock / bedload / source rock outcrops / catchment / Treasured New Zealand pounamu / moraine / concentration / Science Policy / Cancer / Biological Sciences / Ecology / Earth and Environmental Sciences
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