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Turakirae Head
Turakirae Head is a
promontory on the
southern coast of New Zealand's
North Island. It is
located at the
western end of
Palliser Bay, 20...
- tarairi), and at sea
level in
karaka (Corynocarpus laevigatus)
trees at Cape
Turakirae. It was
never seen in
burnt forest or land
cleared for farming. The ****a's...
- Wellington. It runs for 40
kilometres along the Cook
Strait coast from
Turakirae Head at the
southern end of the
Remutaka Ranges to Cape Palliser, the...
- Park.
Other important sites include various coasts of New Zealand, e.g.
Turakirae Head near
Wellington being one of the world's best and most thoroughly...
- the range's
northern saddle abuts the
southern end of the Tararuas) to
Turakirae Head at the
western end of
Palliser Bay. The
highest peak is
Mount Matthews...
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found above current sea
level around the
Miramar Peninsula and
around Turakirae Head
offer supporting evidence of a
large earthquake in the 15th century...
- Kyeong, K.; Zondervan, A. (2006). "Late
Holocene uplift of
beach ridges at
Turakirae Head,
south Wellington coast, New Zealand". New
Zealand Journal of Geology...
- Notably, two spatial-genomic
sectors of D.
antarctica were
identified on
Turakirae Head,
which received the
greatest degree of
uplift (2 – 6 m). Phylogeographic...
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region is similar.
Their tribal area
begins at Pōrangahau and ends at
Turakirae. It is the
southernmost of
their three rohe (homelands)
running down the...
- was
removed and ****ed into Wingatui. Her hull was
later scuttled off
Turakirae Head, Cook Strait.
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Mackie & Thompson,
Govan Twin-****...
