Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario

Moose River Basin
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Fig. 1. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 2. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 3. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 4. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 5. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 6. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 7. 496 Gleicheniidites-1
Fig. 8. Gleicheniidites senonicus Ross
Fig. 9. Camarozonosporites insignis Norris
Fig. 10. Camarozonosporites insignis Norris
Fig. 11. Camarozonosporites insignis Norris
Fig. 12. Ornamentiferaechinata (Bolchovitina) Bolchovitina
Fig. 13. Densoisporites sp. cf. D. perinatus Couper
Fig. 14. 476Perotrilites-l
Fig. 15. 423 Perotrilites-2
Fig. 16. Densoisporites circumundulatus (Brenner) Playford
Fig. 17. Densoisporites sp. cf. D. perinatus Couper
Fig.18. Crybelosporites brenneri Playford
Fig. 19. Crybelosporites brenneri Playford
Fig. 20. Crybelosporites brenneri Playford
Fig.21. Triporoletes reticulatus (Pocock) Playford
Fig.22. Triporoletes reticulatus (Pocock) Playford
Fig.23. Triporoletes reticulatus (Pocock) Playford
Fig.24. Triporoletes reticulatus (Pocock) Playford
Fig.25. Triporoletes reticulatus (Pocock) Playford
Fig.26. Aequitriradites spinulosus (Cookson and Dettmann) Cookson and Dettmann
Fig.27. Aequitriradites spinulosus (Cookson and Dettmann) Cookson and Dett
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