Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario

Moose River Basin
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Fig. l. Stereisporites antiquasporites (Wilson and Webster) Dettmann
Fig. 2. Stereisporites antiquasporites (Wilson and Webster) Dettmann
Fig. 3. Psilatriletes sp. cf. P. radiatus Brenner
Fig. 4. Dictyophyllidites equiexinus (Couper) Dettmann
Fig. 5. Deltoidosporajuncta (Kara-Murza) Singh
Fig. 6. 497 Tripartina - 2
Fig. 7. Cyathidites minor Couper
Fig. 8. Todisporites major Couper
Fig. 9. Concavissimisporites punctatus (Delcourt and Sprumont) Brenner
Fig. 10. Concavissimisporites sp. cf. C. punctatus (Delcourt and Sprumont)
Brenner
Fig. 11. 454 Tuberosisporites-1
Fig. 12. 477 Baculatisporites-1
Fig. 13. 477 Baculatisporites -l
Fig. 14. Biretisporites potoniei Delcourt and Sprumont
Fig. 15. Biretisporites potoniei Delcourt and Sprumont
Fig. 16. Biretisporites potoniei Delcourt and Sprumont
Fig. 17. Osmundacidites wellmanii Couper
Fig. 18. Converrucosisporites variverrucatus (Couper) Norris
Fig. 19. Baculatisporites comaumensis (Cookson) Potonie
Fig. 20. 483 Baculatisporites-2
Fig. 21. 483 Baculatisporites-2
Fig. 22. 483 Baculatisporites-2
Fig. 23. Acanthotriletes sp. cf. A. varispinsous Pocock
Fig. 24. Converrucosisporites sp. cf. C. platyverrucosus Brenner
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