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Preliminary geological map includes mineral occurrences and isotopic age dates.
The history of an eclogite sample and a mica schist sample from the western Teslin zone are discussed in view …
Cambrian (?) schist and phyllite of the Anvil Range, Yukon, host three large stratabound lead-zinc deposits: Faro, Vangorda, and Swim. …
Yukon Exploration 1990 consists of three parts: Part A is a comprehensive overview of mining and exploration activity in Yukon; …
Surficial geological map (1:25 000 scale) and till geochemistry (copper, lead and zinc) of Swim Lakes area, central Yukon (NTS …
A copy of this thesis is available from the EMR library – EMR Library QE195 P37.
A copy of this thesis is available at the EMR library – QE195 D52.