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This paper presents new data from historical drill core and outcrop specimens from Macmillan Pass, Yukon. Whole rock lithogeochemical data …
In order to facilitate exploration and mining of placer gold in historic placer regions increasingly innovative mining and exploration methods …
The Crescent occurrence consists of black sphalerite, pyrrhotite, pyrite and magnetite in garnet-diopside-epidote-actinolite skarn hosted by sheared, brecciated schist and …
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The sluicebox is still the most popular placer gold recovery device in the Yukon because of its simplicity, reliability, low …
In order to determine which shrub species might be useful in revegetating Yukon mine sites at the time of closure, …
The Sugar gold prospect, located 20 km southeast of the Coffee gold deposits in Yukon, is hosted in the mid-Cretaceous …
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This map of the first vertical derivative of the magnetic field was derived from data acquired during an aeromagnetic survey …
Enrolment by school and grade for all Yukon schools