... and autochthonous cover . Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences , 36 : 1083 – 1109 . Brace T.D. 1990 . Geology, geochemistry and metallogeny of the Archean Florence Lake Group and associated ultramafic and trondhjemitic rocks, Nain Province, Labrador . M. Sc. thesis, Memorial University...

... and medium Au suites (JFR(l) and JFR(m), respectively), Crocket (1990) ; and an Ni-Cu massive sulfide from the Baikie showing in the Archean Florence Lake Group, Central Labrador (BS), Brace and Wilton (1990) . ...

... trough and bar samples (61 and 64) are grouped with inlet-related samples. Lower and middle shoreface samples (69 and 70) are no longer distinguished from other samples. Thus, Hurricane Florence resulted in an increase in similarity of species composition per sample across the study area...

... suites ( Fig. 2 ; Mihalynuk and Rouse, 1988 ; Mihalynuk and Mountjoy, 1990 ; Currie, 1990 , 1991 ; Mihalynuk et al., 1989 , 1994 , 1999 ; Soucy La Roche et al., 2022a ). The Florence and Boundary Ranges suites are exposed west of Atlin and Tagish Lakes, whereas the Whitewater suite is exposed...

... and 2 ). The Llewellyn fault zone is a subvertical, brittle-ductile deformation zone that was episodically active from the Cretaceous to the Eocene [ 42 , 43 ], though older, Triassic motion has been inferred [ 8 ]. The Yukon-Tanana terrane in the Atlin Lake area has been subdivided into the Florence...

... proposé récemment pour cette partie du Yukon et indique le potentiel économique des occurrences de platine dans le ruisseau Canadian. La composition du spinelle de l’échantillon provenant du ruisseau Florence indique une intrusion de type Alaska comme source des MGP. Platinum group minerals (PGM...

...Lois B. Arnold ABSTRACT Florence Bascom (1862–1945) was a petrologist and field geologist at Bryn Mawr College who provided a basic description and interpretation of major areas of Pennsylvania and surrounding regions. This paper is the first of a two-part study that explores the question of how...

...Thomas W. Buchholz; Alexander U. Falster; William. B. Simmons; Karen L. Webber; Christopher M. van Daalen Paleoproterozoic pegmatites and granites occur in Florence County, Wisconsin and Marquette and Dickinson Counties, Michigan. In Florence County, granite bodies occur in the proximity...

... of disarticulation across the population. The Florence edrioasteroid pavement ( Fig. 2 ) was collected from strata equivalent to the Corryville Member of the Grant Lake Formation as defined by Tobin (1982 , 1986) . The Corryville Member was deposited in a midshelf environment, situated along a gently...

... Keraterpetontidae where there are progressively more specialized genera from the Westphalian A (Keraterpeton at Jarrow), B 495 496 A . R. MILNER - D C - B A - 2 U Y g U f P 3 a 0 3 SWISSMELM MOUNTAINS ARIZONA UMBERLAND GROUP IA SCOTIA FLORENCE. STELLARTON JOGG GINS ~ J O G G l N S i T R E E - S T U M P s ) ~ 4 C...

... for the first time in the whole Trans-Himalayan Range. The Aksai Chin region remains poorly explored even today, and the De Filippi collection which is housed in the Natural History Museum of the University of Florence now represents one of the few records available for reconstructing the stratigraphy...

.... A generalized map showing the sample location for placer occurrences of platinum-group minerals in Florence Creek, Arch Creek, and Canadian Creek, Yukon. Fourteen grains of Pt–Fe alloy from Florence Creek were examined, first with secondary-electron imaging (SEI) and back-scattered electron imaging...

... material in the shale. The zone is 475 feet thick east of Florence, 490 feet thick north of Canon City, about 420 feet thick at Leydon Gulch on the Denver and Salt Lake Railway, 6 miles north of Golden, and about 575 feet thick in northeastern Colorado. No complete section of the zone has been measured...

... 1979 ) and rhythmic layering of minerals and textures in tourmaline-bearing pegmatite–aplite leucogranite ( Rockhold et al. 1987 ). The Animikie Red Ace (ARA) dike ( Falster et al . 1996 ) belongs to the Florence County lithium–cesium–tantalum (LCT) pegmatite field ( Sirbescu et al . 2008...

... on a par with my other students.” Williams had become acquainted with Florence when they both worked under Roland Irving at the time during the summers of 1885 and 1886 when she was working on her Master’s degree at the University of Wisconsin and he was engaged in field work for the USGS in the Lake...

... a household word ( Colbert, 1968 ; Bakker 1986 ), thanks to the indefatigable Othniel Charles Marsh (1831–1899), the prolific popularizer of dinosaurs and other beasts. These brontosaurs sometimes traveled in herds, planting enormous tracks in the lake-shore muck and dying there in mass. In the spring...

... mineralization hosted by Early Ordovician fine-grained, turbidite metasediments (sub-greenschist facies) of the Skiddaw Group is exposed on the northern margin of the Lake District block ( Smith 1924 ; Shepherd 1973 ; Shepherd & Goldring 1993 ; Akhurst et al . 1997 ). In most instances the mineralization...

... and the representative V S profiles shown in Figure  2 , the SCCP is divided for this study into the following four general areas: (1) Charleston–Savannah, (2) Myrtle Beach, (3) Columbia–Florence–Lake Marion, and (4) Aiken. These four areas match the general geographic regions assumed by Silva et al. (2003...