Modeling Middle Devonian deposition in the Selwyn Basin, Northern Yukon.

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2008-08-21Author
Balgord, Elizabeth A.
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Mahoney, J. Brian
Hooper, Robert L.
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A Ni-Mo-PGE sulfide deposit (NiMo) in norteastern Yukon occurs at the boundary between Ordovician-Early Devonian Road River and Middle Devonian Earn Group. This research investigated multiple genetic models for basin-wide mineralization. Electron microscopy (SEM and TEM) identified microbial structures, indicating a bacterial influence on sulfide precipitation.
Subject
Biomineralization
Sulfide minerals--Yukon
Sedimentation and deposition--Yukon
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Nickel ores--Yukon
Geology, Stratigraphic--Yukon
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/30474Type
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Color poster with text, maps, and diagrams describing research conducted by Elizabeth Balgord, advised by J. Brian Mahoney, and Robert Hooper.
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