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TitleCurrent Research, Part B, Interior Plains and Arctic Canada / Recherches En Cours, Partie B, Plaines Intérieures et Région Arctique Du Canada
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AuthorGeological Survey of Canada
SourceGeological Survey of Canada, Paper no. 92-1B, 1992, 103 pages, https://doi.org/10.4095/132828 Open Access logo Open Access
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Year1992
Documentserial
Lang.English; French
Mediapaper; on-line; digital
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ProvinceAlberta; Saskatchewan; Northern offshore region; Northwest Territories; Nunavut
NTS29B; 29C; 29F; 39; 49G; 58; 59A; 59B; 59C; 69A; 69D; 74C; 82O; 82P; 83A; 106H; 120 /NW; 120 /NE; 340B
AreaSomerset Island; Clearwater River; Mountain River; Baffin Bay; Ellesmere Island; Lincoln Sea; Devon Island; Grinnell Peninsula; Grease Creek Area; Drumheller; Fosheim Peninsula; Canadian Arctic Archipelago; Canada; Greenland
Lat/Long WENS-130.0000 -45.0000 84.0000 51.0000
Subjectseconomic geology; geochronology; paleontology; sedimentology; stratigraphy; tectonics; fossil fuels; geophysics; surficial geology/geomorphology; structural geology; sedimentary rocks; stratigraphic correlations; depositional environment; lithology; faults; folds; structural features; tectonic elements; landforms; lithofacies; sedimentary facies; facies; bituminous coal; hydrocarbons; glaciation; glacial deposits; paleocurrent directions; geophysical surveys; Sverdrup Basin; Grease Creek Syncline; Paleozoic; Mesozoic; Cenozoic; Proterozoic; Precambrian
IllustrationsConcordia diagrams; tables; seismic profiles; stratigraphic columns; cross-sections; photographs; sketch maps; rose diagrams; stereonets; ternary diagrams; graphs
Released1992 02 01; 2013 07 08
AbstractMantle-derived ultramafic xenoliths from the Batty Bay kimberlite complex consist predominantly of garnet and garnet + spinel lherzolites. Coarse textures are more prevalent than porphyroclastic textures in these xenoliths. The pressures and temperatures of equilibration of twenty-one lherzolite xenoliths are consistent with a 44mW!m2 steady-state shield paleogeotherm. The geotherm is not inflected, and no correlation exists between xenolith textural type and pressure and temperature of equilibration. Three of the twenty-one xenoliths equilibrated in the diamond stability field.
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