Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario

Moose River Basin
Plate 8 All figures 500X
Fig. 1. 425 Araucariacites-1
Fig. 2. 43QExesipollenites-l
Fig. 3. 430 Exesipollenites-1
Fig. 4. Perinopollenites elatoides Couper
Fig. 5. Perinopollenites elatoides Couper
Fig. 6. Classopollis torosus (Reissinger) Balme
Fig. 7. Circulinaparva Brenner
Fig. 8. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 9. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 10. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 11. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 12. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 13. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 14. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 15. Clavatipollenites hughesi Couper
Fig. 16. Eucommiidites minor Groot and Penny
Fig. 17. Eucommiidites minor Groot and Penny
Fig. 18. Eucommiidites minor Groot and Penny
Fig. 19. Eucommiidites minor Groot and Penny
Fig. 20. Monosulcites chaloneri Brenner
Fig. 21. Aratrisporites ocellatus Hedlund and Norris
Fig. 22. 432 Callialasporites-2
Fig. 23. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 24. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 25. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 26. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 27. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 28. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 29. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 30. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 31. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 32. 450 Pristinuspollenites-2
Fig. 33. Cedripites canadensis Pocock
Fig. 34. Cedripites canadensis Pocock
Fig. 35. Vitreisporitespallidus (Reissinger) Potonie
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