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Results of a study to determine the origin of alteration in the Plio-Pleistocene White Channel sediments and bedrock using field …
The Montana Mountain area lies at the western edge of the Intermontane Belt, where the Whitehorse Trough overlies the Atlin …
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Clinton Creek asbestos deposit is situated at 77 km northwest of Dawson City on Clinton Creek in Yukon. Yukon Metamorphic …
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Includes information on Government of Yukon contracts starting from April 1, 2007 to present. Includes access link to Government of …
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Glacier surging is a flow instability characterized by short periods of rapid glacier flow separating longer periods of normal flow. …
This mutually agreed upon document is the manual that provides Yukon University and the Government of Yukon, Department of Education, …