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 "snippet": "Epithermal gold-silver deposits in Northland and the Hauraki Goldfield (Great Barrier Island and Coromandel Peninsula) were formed in ancient geothermal systems associated with volcanism that was active during the Miocene-Pliocene. Gold is being deposited in modern epithermal deposits today in active geothermal systems of the Rotorua-Taupō area, associated with Quaternary volcanism.",
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