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A new occurrence of sulphide-bearing iron formation is reported from a roadcut of Yukon-Tanana Terrane rocks along the Robert Campbell …
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orphyry and epithermal mineralization of early Late Cretaceous (ca. 76-74 Ma) at Casino, Revenue/Nucleus, and Sonora Gulch areas in the …
A seven station seismograph array operated at two sites on the western segment of the Duke River Fault between May …
A copy of this thesis is available at the EMR library – TN806.C3.Y8.H9 1989.
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Government of Yukon 2011–12 Budget.
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The Teslin Crossing Pluton is a small (~75 km2), elliptical body which intrudes Jurassic Whitehorse Trough strata of Stikine Terrane. …