An episodic Cretaceous cooling model for the Otago‐Marlborough Schist, New Zealand, based on <sup>40</sup> Ar/ <sup>39</sup> Ar white mica ages
Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), Michael McWilliams(Stanford University), N. Mortimer(GNS Science)
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