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Six dikes that are closely associated with the Klaza epithermal vein system in the Mt. Nansen district yield early Late …
Recent discoveries of at least two types of volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits hosted in varying terranes have greatly expanded …
Carbonate is an important component of gold-bearing quartz veins in the Klondike district, and also makes up an under-recognized proportion …
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The physiography and glacial history of Yukon bear directly on the geological setting, grade and economic viability of Yukon placer …
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Administrative boundary maps spanning the entire territory.
The Coffee Project comprises numerous gold occurrences, including the structurally-controlled gold-only Coffee deposit, which is hosted in poly-deformed Paleozoic basement …
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