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-.3- $ E S S I °.JL Thwchday, May 7th, 1970 Page No. 8.15 R. Oja Keweenanwan Copper Deposits in the 31 Archean of Northwes tern Ontario 8.30 D. C. Mulder Ore Controls and Open Pit Geological 30 Procedures in Steep Rock Iron Mines Limi ted 9.00 W. •F. Read Is the Limestone Mountain Structure 36 an Astrobleme? 9.20 S. Viswanathan A classification of granitic rocks 40 with reference to Giants Range Batholith, Northern Minnesota 9.35 G. N. Hanson K-Ar Ages of Mafic Dikes in North- 19 R. Malhotra eastern Minnesota 9.50 C. W. Keighi.n Age and Petrology of the Fort 26 Ridgely Granite, Southwestern Minnesota 10.10 W. Bonnichsen The southern part of the Duluth Complex 10 and associated Keweenawan rocks, Minnesota 10.40 J. D Mancuso Structure of the Duluth Gabbro Complex 27 J. D. Dolence in the Babbitt area, Minnesota 11.10 J. C. Green Ultrainafic bodies in the Vermilion 17 District near Ely, Minnesota 11.40 J. M. Berkson Side-Scan Sonar Survey of the Lake 9 C. S. Clay Superior floor near Freda, Michigan 12.00 NOON - LUNCH - Student Cafeteria
-4- SESSTOM 2 1.00 Business Meeting 'AjteA.vzoovz' jNo. 1.30 M. Y. I-lsu Deformation of the Seine conglomerate 20 P. M. Clifford in the Rainy River area, Ontario. 2.00 11. M. Mooney Refraction Seismic Investigations of 28 et al Northern Midcontinent Gravity High 2.30 IL N. Annells Keweenawan Volcanic Geology of 7 Michipicoten Island, Lake Superior 3.00 3. Wood Evidence for a Tropical Climate and 45 Oxygenic Atmosphere in Upper Huronian Rocks of the Rawhide Lake - Flack Lake area, Ontario. 3.30 G. M. Young Widespread occurrence of A luminous Minerals in Aphebian Quartzites 4.00 C. Powell Structurat and+rnetwnorphic history 35 of the Marquette Sync linoriurn 4.30 W. Jenks Root severance and tectonic transport 25 of orebodies in Metavolcanic Host Rocks 'EvekvLvlg' 6.00 p.m. CoaktaLto - CAFETERiA - Lakahac4 WvLv&ui.ig 7.75 p.m. Baitque.t - RESZVENCE Vlt'1ING ROOM Lcththead th'tkvexaUg AVVRESS: J. C. Rudolph, of GENERAL EXPLORATION CO. OF CANADA LTD. speaking on 'A philosophy of exploration'.
Page 1 and 2: -ç — — I: .t. F Geology Superi
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS INSTITUTE DIRECTO
Page 5: -2- "P R 0 G R A M" Tate day, Ma9 5
Page 9 and 10: -6- F'viday, May Slit, 1970 Page No
Page 11 and 12: -8- SYNTHESIS OF EARLY PRECAMBRIAN
Page 13 and 14: -10- THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED PART O
Page 15 and 16: -12- THE STRUCTURE OF THE NORTHERN
Page 17 and 18: -14- MT. ST. JOSEPH - AN ARC}IAEAN
Page 19 and 20: -16- A MODEL FOR TECTONIC VARIATION
Page 21 and 22: -18- EARLY PRECAMBRIAN GEOLOGY OF T
Page 23 and 24: DEFORMATION OF THE SEINE CONGLOMERA
Page 25 and 26: -22- MINERAL POTENTIAL IN CREENSTON
Page 27 and 28: -25-- ROOT SEVERANCE AND TECTONIC T
Page 29 and 30: -27- STRUCTURE OF ThE DULUTH GABBRO
Page 31 and 32: -29- 1. Department of Geology and G
Page 33 and 34: -31-. KEWEENANWAN COPPER DEPOSITS I
Page 35 and 36: —33- The youngest rocks in the ar
Page 37 and 38: -35- STRUCTURAL AN!) METAMORPHIC HI
Page 39 and 40: -37.- ARCHAEAN VOLCANIC STRATIGRAPH
Page 41 and 42: ______ __________ _____ IDEALIZED S
Page 43 and 44: —41- (3) The upper liimit of 30 p
Page 45 and 46: -43- Fjgire 2 The revised classific
Page 47 and 48: —45— EVIDENCE FOR A TROPICAL CL
Page 49 and 50: —47-- WIDESPREAD OCCURRENCE OF AL
Page 51 and 52: —49— PROTEROZOIC ROCKS IN THE T
Page 53 and 54: —51— Guide to the Proterozoic R
Page 55 and 56: WEST EAST f * . . .. . . S S S S 5S
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—53— The uppermost submember of
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—55— Morey notes that sediment
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—57— (c) layered mafic bodies,
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—59— DESCRIPTION OF STOPS Milea
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—6 P- Note downwarping of beds on
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—63— Note the lenticular chert
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—65— 0.0 From the intersection
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—67— STOP 16 In the roadcut to
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—69— ThE BEARDMORE-GERALDTON BE
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—72— the Quetico belt by Stockw
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—72 B— ABITIBI BELT —ø.jsour
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—74— Most of the metavolcanic
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—76— SELECTED REFERENCES Anonym
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—78— Stockwell, C. II., 1964; F
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—80— ae DESCRIPTION OF STOPS 0.
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—82— STOP 8 (Paint Lake Fault).
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-84— Outcrops near the road are o
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—87— Guide to the Port Coldwell
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AGE RELATIONSHIPS The volcanosedime
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—93— (3) 'flow—layering' exhi
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GOSSAN ZONE IN SULPHIDE BEARING GAB
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—95— (3) feldspars variably fol
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—97— Fig. 6c Fig. 6b ;' TRAIL T
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Pig. 7 West contact of CROSS SECTIO
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PRINCE AR THUR HOTEL ® 0 ® SHOREL
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