Lithogeochemical analyses of samples from the Beaverbank unit at North Beaverbank were used to characterize the stratigraphic interval representing the gradation from metasandstone of the Goldenville Formation to slate of the overlying Halifax Formation in central mainland Nova Scotia (central Meguma area). The unit can be divided into three subunits on the basis of lithology, chemistry, and mineralogy. Upper subunit A (the coticule horizon) consists principally of grey sulphide-rich metasiltstone with abundant spessartine garnet and Mn-rich carbonate concretions. Subunit B is similar to subunit A but has less garnet and more metasandstone interbeds. At the base, subunit C consists principally of medium to coarse grained metasandstone with ...
Mafic sills are abundant In the early Palaeozoic Halifax, White Rock and Torbrook Formations exposed...
New mapping, petrography and geochemistry, including REE analyses, indicate that a much larger area ...
The Churchill Province in northern Quebec consists of Archean to Proterozoic basement rocks, which h...
Opaque mineralogy of a representative cross-section of deformed and metamorphosed turbiditic slate a...
The results of a petrographic and lithogeochemical study of metasedimentary rocks (Lower Paleozoic M...
The Cheverie Zn-Pb occurrence, within the Windsor Basin of southern Nova Scotia, is associated with ...
The Mississippian (Visran) Macumber and Gays River Formations ofthe Windsor Group in Nova Scotia are...
The contents of Au, As, Sb and W in metagreywacke, slate and quartz veins from Harrigan Cove, Halifa...
Detailed geological mapping of the Goldenville and Halifax groups in metropolitan Halifax Regional M...
Recent detailed geological mapping has provided insight into the evolution of the South Mountain Bat...
In order to evaluate the late-stage physical and chemical evolution of the Upper Devonian, peralumin...
The Cambrian Tally Pond volcanic belt in central Newfoundland contains numerous volcanogenic massive...
Relationships between lead-zinc sulfide precipitation and clay mineral alteration around the Pb-Zn G...
The Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation represents one of the most important sources of conventional o...
As a result of new geological mapping, the Goldenville and Halifax groups in the eastern Meguma terr...
Mafic sills are abundant In the early Palaeozoic Halifax, White Rock and Torbrook Formations exposed...
New mapping, petrography and geochemistry, including REE analyses, indicate that a much larger area ...
The Churchill Province in northern Quebec consists of Archean to Proterozoic basement rocks, which h...
Opaque mineralogy of a representative cross-section of deformed and metamorphosed turbiditic slate a...
The results of a petrographic and lithogeochemical study of metasedimentary rocks (Lower Paleozoic M...
The Cheverie Zn-Pb occurrence, within the Windsor Basin of southern Nova Scotia, is associated with ...
The Mississippian (Visran) Macumber and Gays River Formations ofthe Windsor Group in Nova Scotia are...
The contents of Au, As, Sb and W in metagreywacke, slate and quartz veins from Harrigan Cove, Halifa...
Detailed geological mapping of the Goldenville and Halifax groups in metropolitan Halifax Regional M...
Recent detailed geological mapping has provided insight into the evolution of the South Mountain Bat...
In order to evaluate the late-stage physical and chemical evolution of the Upper Devonian, peralumin...
The Cambrian Tally Pond volcanic belt in central Newfoundland contains numerous volcanogenic massive...
Relationships between lead-zinc sulfide precipitation and clay mineral alteration around the Pb-Zn G...
The Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation represents one of the most important sources of conventional o...
As a result of new geological mapping, the Goldenville and Halifax groups in the eastern Meguma terr...
Mafic sills are abundant In the early Palaeozoic Halifax, White Rock and Torbrook Formations exposed...
New mapping, petrography and geochemistry, including REE analyses, indicate that a much larger area ...
The Churchill Province in northern Quebec consists of Archean to Proterozoic basement rocks, which h...