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A Structural Analysis of an Anticline-Syncline Pair in the Labrador Trough Near Schefferville, P. Q.Hennessey, B. Terrence 04 1900 (has links)
<p> A syncline-anticline pair in miogeosynclinal sediments of the western margin of the Labrador Trough was mapped. Samples were taken of each rock unit and a structural analysis was performed. The structure determined was compared in an elementary fashion to geophysics completed over the mapping area. </p> <p> The folds in the pair are highly variable along their length changing from an open to tight folding style and with a rolling plunge varying from 3° NW to 12° SE. </p> <p> The beds of the folds show no internal deformation except for drag folding in the shaly units. The rocks were folded by a flexural slip mechanism. </p> <p> The gravity and ground magnetics successfully outlined the structure of the fold, dipping of the beds and in one instance located a fault. Typical gravity values (signatures) for a number of rock units are easily determined.</p> / Thesis / Bachelor of Science (BSc)
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A study of evapotranspiration over muskeg in a sub-arctic environment /Payant, Michel January 1976 (has links)
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A study of evapotranspiration over muskeg in a sub-arctic environment /Payant, Michel January 1976 (has links)
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The level and distribution of biomass and nutrients in a subarctic lichen woodland /Rencz, Andrew, 1952- January 1976 (has links)
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Fluvioglacial morphology of the area south of Schefferville, central Quebec-Labrador.Barr, William. January 1965 (has links)
During the melting of a major ice-cap such as that which covered Central Quebec-Labrador until relatively recent times, there must inevitably be an enormous and rapid release of meltwaters. Evidence of this is left in the form of abandoned channels cut in both drift and bedrock, and assorted fluvioglacial deposits. By careful study of these features it is possible to deduce much as to the nature of the melting ice-mass which nourished the meltwater streams. [...]
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The periglacial morphology of the Schefferville area, central Quebec-Labrador.Gardner, James S. January 1965 (has links)
In using the term "periglacial morphology", it is meant to include all those elements of the landscape that may be attributed to the action of periglacial processes. While the mechanics of all periglacial processes are not yet fully understood, a number of morphological features have been recognized in various parts of the world that owe their existence, wholly or in part, to the formation or melting of permanent, seasonal or diurnal ice within or at the surface of the ground. [...]
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The level and distribution of biomass and nutrients in a subarctic lichen woodland /Rencz, Andrew, 1952- January 1976 (has links)
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The periglacial morphology of the Schefferville area, central Quebec-Labrador.Gardner, James S. January 1965 (has links)
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Fluvioglacial morphology of the area south of Schefferville, central Quebec-Labrador.Barr, William. January 1965 (has links)
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An attempt to quantify permafrost distribution near Schefferville, Quebec /Jones, Ian G. January 1976 (has links)
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