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TitleEvolution and hydrocarbon potential of the Queen Charlotte Basin, British Columbia
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LicencePlease note the adoption of the Open Government Licence - Canada supersedes any previous licences.
AuthorWoodsworth, G J (ed.)
SourceGeological Survey of Canada, Paper no. 90-10, 1991, 569 pages (8 sheets), https://doi.org/10.4095/131959 Open Access logo Open Access
Year1991
PublisherEnergy, Mines and Resources Canada
Documentserial
Lang.English
MapsPublication contains 6 maps
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ProvinceBritish Columbia; Western offshore region
NTS103B/03; 103B/05; 103B/06; 103B/11; 103B/12; 103B/13; 103C/09; 103C/16; 103F/01; 103F/02; 103F/07; 103F/08; 103F/09; 103F/10; 103F/14; 104F/15; 103F/16; 103G/13; 103G/12; 103G/04; 103J/04; 103K/01; 103K/02; 103K/03; 102O; 102P; 103A; 103B
AreaQueen Charlotte Islands; Hecate Strait; Queen Charlotte Sound; Dixon Entrance; Haida Gwaii
Lat/Long WENS-133.5000 -131.0000 54.2500 52.0000
Subjectsgeochemistry; geochronology; paleontology; sedimentology; stratigraphy; tectonics; fossil fuels; geophysics; marine geology; igneous and metamorphic petrology; structural geology; environmental geology; basins; basin analyses; basin evolution; tectonic environments; tectonic evolution; tectonic interpretations; stratigraphic analyses; structural analyses; structural features; hydrocarbon potential; hydrocarbon migration; hydrocarbon maturation; hydrocarbons; potassium argon dates; uranium lead dates; radiometric dates; plutonic rocks; igneous rocks; plate motions; plate tectonics; geophysical interpretations; seismic refraction surveys; seismic interpretations; seismic surveys; geophysical surveys; seismic reflection surveys; seismic surveys; biostratigraphy; fossils; sedimentation; palynology; dykes; continental shelf; environmental studies; data collections; Skonun Formation; Masset Formation; Queen Charlotte Group; Honna Formation; Skidegate Formation; Haida Formation; Longarm Formation; Moresby Group; San Christoval Formation; Yakoun Group; Graham Island Formation; Richardson Bay Formation; Maude Group; Phantom Creek Formation; Whiteaves Formation; Fannin Formation; Rennel Junction Formation; Ghost Creek Formation; Kunga Group; Sadler Limestone; Karmutsen Formation; Sandilands Formation; Invertebrata; Tertiary; Mesozoic; Cretaceous; Jurassic; Triassic
ProgramFrontier Geoscience Program
Released1991 06 01; 2014 04 02; 2019 07 12; 2019 09 23
AbstractThe stratigraphic succession of the Queen Charlotte Islands is composed of two, lithologically distinct, tectonostratigraphic packages. The older package comprises the classic Wrangellian succession: a thick sequence of Upper Triassic vol
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