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Consists of 33 mineral occurrence maps and associated text.
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The Ketza River polymetallic mineral deposits are situated in the Pelly Mountains, Central Yukon Territory. The deposits were mined for …
A comprehensive stable isotope study of basal ice and debris layers in two Yukon surging glaciers suggests an isotopically variable …
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for a copy of this paper please email the YGS; geology@gov.yk.ca.
Read lawyer Amanda Rogers' Independent Review Report on the response to the 2019 incident at Hidden Valley Elementary School in …