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Quaternary volcanic zones in the North Island of New Zealand and their relationship to structure

  • Première Partie Communications Presentées Au « International Symposium On Volcanology » (Nouvelle-Zélande, Du 22 Nov. À 3 Déc. 1965)
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Cole, J.W. Quaternary volcanic zones in the North Island of New Zealand and their relationship to structure. Bull Volcanol 30, 189–197 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02597668

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