Abstract
Abstract “Geochemical work, both as a field prospecting tool and as a research instrument, is beginning to show profitable results.” “The main inadequacies [in mineral research in New Zealand] are in the fields of geophysical and geochemical prospecting … ” By these statements and by other refer.ences to geochemical work in its recent report, the Mineral Resources CommIttee has put on record its opinion of the importance of and need for geochemistry in the exploration and development of this country's mineral resources (N.Z. D.S.I.R. Information Series No. 40, 1963).
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