The Proterozoic in Canada / / ed. by James E. Gill.

Proterozoic time produced much of great interest to geologists, and was of tremendous economic import to the people of Canada and the United States. Most of the iron deposits of the Lake Superior district, the Michigan copper deposits, the enormously important Sudbury nickel-copper-platinum deposits...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter University of Toronto Press eBook-Package Archive 1933-1999
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Place / Publishing House:Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2019]
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Year of Publication:2019
Language:English
Series:Heritage
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Physical Description:1 online resource (204 p.) :; maps, figs throughout
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Other title:Frontmatter --
Preface --
CONTENTS --
CONTRIBUTORS --
Proterozoic in Canada --
Discussion of "Proterozoic in Canada" --
Life in the Proterozoic --
Dating the Proterozoic of Canada --
Proterozoic Rocks of the Southern Part of the Canadian Shield: Summary --
Proterozoic Rocks of Northwestern Quebec and Larder Lake, Ontario --
The Proterozoic of the Cobalt Area --
The Proterozoic of the Matachewan-Wanapitei-Temagami Area --
The Questionable Proterozoic Rocks of the Sudbury-Espanola Area --
Stratigraphy, Quirke Lake-Elliot Lake Sector, Blind River Area, Ontario --
The North Shore of Lake Huron from Gladstone to Spragge Townships --
The Proterozoic of the Original Huronian --
The Proterozoic of the Mamainse Point Area --
The Proterozoic of the Port Arthur and Lake Nipigon Regions, Ontario --
Questionable Proterozoic Rocks of Manitoba --
Proterozoic Rocks of the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan --
The Proterozoic Stratigraphy of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and Northwestern Greenland --
Proterozoic Rocks of the Northern Part of the Labrador Geosyncline, the Cape Smith Belt, and the Richmond Gulf Area --
Geology of Certain Proterozoic Rocks in Quebec and Labrador --
Late Precambrian Rocks of the North Shore of the St. Lawrence River and of the Mistassini and Otish Mountains Areas, Quebec --
The Grenville Province --
The Proterozoic of Eastern Canadian Appalachia --
The Proterozoic of the Cordillera in Southeastern British Columbia and Southwestern Alberta --
Possible Proterozoic Occurrences in British Columbia, the Yukon and Northwest Territories --
Summary and Discussion
Summary:Proterozoic time produced much of great interest to geologists, and was of tremendous economic import to the people of Canada and the United States. Most of the iron deposits of the Lake Superior district, the Michigan copper deposits, the enormously important Sudbury nickel-copper-platinum deposits, the spectacular silver deposits of the Cobalt district, and all of the important uranium ores in the Shield area are considered to have formed during this period in geological time. Proterozoic rock groups include those Precambrian rocks which are least deformed and metamorphosed. Because of their important economic deposits, they have been examined in great detail in certain localities. The results of such examination, and of others which were for reconnaissance only, are summarized in this volume of the Royal Society of Canada. Suggestions are made for revision of previous interpretations of Precambrian history, and the terminology which grew out of them. Three papers deal with problems arising from the current use of the term Proterozoic, and with possible changes in its use to bring it more into accord with the facts. Contributors to this volume are: E.M. Abraham, Robert Bergeron, R.G. Blackadar, I.C. Brown, G.H. Charleswood, J.F. Davies, K.E. Eade, W.F. Fahrig, R.M. Farquhar, James E. Gill, H.C. Gunning, J.M. Harrison, D.F. Hewitt, W.W. Moorhouse, J.E. Reesor, S.M. Roscoe, R.D. Russell, James E. Thomson, Robert Thomson, L.J. Weeks, Alice E. Wilson, J.T. Wilson, G.M. Wright.
Format:Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
ISBN:9781487595838
9783110490947
DOI:10.3138/9781487595838
Access:restricted access
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: ed. by James E. Gill.