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Are mafic dykes in the Nor and Hart River areas of the Yukon correlative to...

Samples of mafic to intermediate dikes were collected from the Nor and Hart River areas of the Yukon in regions underlain by metasedimentary rocks and breccia that have been...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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Paleoproterozoic deformation of the Racklan Orogeny, Slats Creek (106D/16)...

Three events of Paleoproterozoic deformation are recognized in schist of the Fairchild Lake Group (Wernecke Supergroup) in the Wernecke Mountains. The first event produced a...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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Paleoproterozoic Bonnet Plume River intrusions: Evidence for a calc-alkaline...

The 1.71 Ga Bonnet Plume River intrusions (BPRI) and related volcanics are preserved only as clasts in the 1.60 Ga Wernecke breccias of Yukon that host iron-oxide copper gold...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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