The lower Silurian Kingston complex of southern New Brunswick consists of metamorphosed sheeted bimodal dykes, exposed over a strike length of more than 100 km and a width of 3 to 8 km. The southwestern portion of the complex is bounded by major mylonite zones and the northeastern portion is bounded by brittle faults. Mafic dykes consist of actinolite-plagioclase rocks with tholeiitic chemistry, typical of continental margin basalts. Salic dykes are rhyolitic or microgranitic, and have a chemistry typical of A2-type granitoids which are emplaced in post-collisional or post-subduction tensional environments. Despite the obvious extensional setting, the mafic dykes are chemically similar to older basalts in the Saint John region, which wer...
The central part of the Central plutonic belt in New Brunswick is underlain by numerous plutons of c...
The Late Devonian (368 ± 1 Ma) post-orogenic peraluminous Mount Douglas Granite, located in southwes...
Products of Late Silurian and Early Devonian volcanism in the Northern Appalachians are well exposed...
The Brookville terrane forms a fault-bounded region, underlain mainly by plutonic and high-grade met...
Silurian–Devonian bimodal volcanism—a common feature of the northern Appalachians of the northeaster...
In the Upsalquitch Forks area (NTS 21 O/10), penetratively deformed sedimentary and volcanic rocks o...
The eastern Caledonian Highlands of southern New Brunswick consist mainly of greenschist-facies or s...
In the Portage Brook area, Siluro-Devonian rocks of the Chalcurs Bay Synclinorium are juxtaposed aga...
The Shelburne and Barrington Passage plutons are adjacent, but contrasting. Intrusions located on th...
Geological mapping and U-Pb (zircon) dating have led to the discovery of distinctive Lower Ordovicia...
Silurian plutonic suites in the Newfoundland Appalachians include abundant gabbro, monzogabbro and g...
Mafic sills are abundant In the early Palaeozoic Halifax, White Rock and Torbrook Formations exposed...
A large dyke of quartz-tholeiitic gabbronorite has been mapped for 59 km in southern New Brunswick, ...
The Sewell Brook volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit is the first mineral deposit of economic sign...
North- to northeast-trending intermediate to felsic porphyry dykes in the McKenzie Gulch (MG) area i...
The central part of the Central plutonic belt in New Brunswick is underlain by numerous plutons of c...
The Late Devonian (368 ± 1 Ma) post-orogenic peraluminous Mount Douglas Granite, located in southwes...
Products of Late Silurian and Early Devonian volcanism in the Northern Appalachians are well exposed...
The Brookville terrane forms a fault-bounded region, underlain mainly by plutonic and high-grade met...
Silurian–Devonian bimodal volcanism—a common feature of the northern Appalachians of the northeaster...
In the Upsalquitch Forks area (NTS 21 O/10), penetratively deformed sedimentary and volcanic rocks o...
The eastern Caledonian Highlands of southern New Brunswick consist mainly of greenschist-facies or s...
In the Portage Brook area, Siluro-Devonian rocks of the Chalcurs Bay Synclinorium are juxtaposed aga...
The Shelburne and Barrington Passage plutons are adjacent, but contrasting. Intrusions located on th...
Geological mapping and U-Pb (zircon) dating have led to the discovery of distinctive Lower Ordovicia...
Silurian plutonic suites in the Newfoundland Appalachians include abundant gabbro, monzogabbro and g...
Mafic sills are abundant In the early Palaeozoic Halifax, White Rock and Torbrook Formations exposed...
A large dyke of quartz-tholeiitic gabbronorite has been mapped for 59 km in southern New Brunswick, ...
The Sewell Brook volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit is the first mineral deposit of economic sign...
North- to northeast-trending intermediate to felsic porphyry dykes in the McKenzie Gulch (MG) area i...
The central part of the Central plutonic belt in New Brunswick is underlain by numerous plutons of c...
The Late Devonian (368 ± 1 Ma) post-orogenic peraluminous Mount Douglas Granite, located in southwes...
Products of Late Silurian and Early Devonian volcanism in the Northern Appalachians are well exposed...