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CURRENT RESEARCH IN THE GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN CANADA, MAY 1988 - APRIL 1989 TRA VAUX EN COURS DANS LE DOMAINE DES SCIENCES GtOLOGIQUES AU CANADA, DE MAI 1988 A AVRIL 1989

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INTRODUCTION

1 AREAL MAPPING, 1:50 000 OR MORE DETAILED/ CARTOGRAPHIE, 1:50 000 OU A PLUS GRANDE ECHELLE 1 British Columbia/Colombie-Britannique 2 Manitoba/Manitoba 2 New Brunswick/Nouveau-Brunswick 3 Newfoundland/Labrador/Terre-Neu ve/Labrador 3 Northwest Territories/Territoires du Nord-Ouest 4 Nova Scotia/Nouvelle-Ecosse 4 Ontario/Ontario 5 Quebec 5 Saskatchewan/Saskatchewan 6 Yukon Territory/Territoire du Yukon

6 AREAL MAPPING, LESS DETAILED THAN 1:50 000/ CARTOGRAPHIE, A PLUS PETITE ECHELLE QU'AU 1:50 000 6 Alberta/Alberta 6 British Columbia/Colombie-Britannique 6 N ewfoundland/Labrador/Terre-N euve/Labrador 7 Northwest Territories/Territoires du Nord-Ouest 7 Ontario/Ontario 8 Quebec 8 Yukon Territory/Territoire du Yukon

8 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE/SCIENCES DE LA TERRE APPLIQUEES A L'ENVIRONNEMENT

9 GEOCHEMISTRY/GEOCHIME 9 Analytical methods and analysis/Methodes analytiques et analyses 9 Exploration, organic/Appliquee, organique 10 Exploration, non-organic/Appliquee, non-organique 12 General/Generalites

15 GEOCHRONOLOGY/GEOCHRONOLOGIE

17 GEOLOGICAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS/ APPLICATIONS DE L'INFORMATIQUE A LA GEOLOGIQUE

18 GEOMATHEMATICS/MATHEMATIQUE DE LA TERRE

18 GEOMORPHOLOGY/GEOMORPHOLOGIE

19 GEOPHYSICS/GEOPHYSIQUE 19 Electrical/Methodes electriques 20 Exploration/Prospection 20 Geomagnetism-paleomagnetism/Geomagnetisme-paleomagnetisme 21 Geothermal/Geothermique 21 Gravity/Gravite 22 Seismology and physics of interior/Sismologie et et physique de l'interieur de la terre 23 Other/Autre 24 GEOTECHNIQUE/GEOTECHNIQUE 24 Engineering geology/Geologie de l'ingenieur 25 PermafrosUPergelisol 26 Rock mechanics/Mecanique des roches 26 Soil mechanics/Mecanique des sols 27 Snow and ice/N eige et glace

28 GLACIOLOGY/GLACIOLOGIE

29 HYDROGEOLOGY/HYDROGEOLOGIE

31 MARINE GEOSCIENCE/OCEANOGRAPHIE

32 MINERAL/ENERGY GEOSCIENCE/SCIENCES DE LA TERRE APPLIQUEES AUX MINERAUX ET A L'ENERGIE 32 Coal geology/Geologie du charbon 33 Industrial minerals/Substances minerales industrielles 34 Mineral deposition exploration/evaluation/Recherche et evaluation des gites de mineraux 39 Petroleum exploration/evaluation/Recherche et evaluation des gites de petrole 40 General/Generalites

42 MINERALOGY/CRYSTALLOGRAPHY/ MINERALOGIE/CRIST ALLOGRAPHIE

44 PALEONTOLOGY/PALEONTOLOGIE 44 Invertebrate/Invertebres 4 7 Vertebrate/Vertebres 48 Paleobotany/palynology/Paleobotanique et analyse pollinique

49 PETROLOGY/PETROLOGIE 49 Experimental/Experimental 50 Igneous/Rochesignees 52 Metamorphic/Roches metamorphiques 53 Sedimentary/Roches sedimentaires

54 QUATERNARY GEOLOGY/GEOLOGIE DU QUATERNAIRE

58 REMOTE SENSING/TELEDETECTION

60 SEDIMENTOLOGY/SEDIMENTOLOGIE 60 Ancient sediments/Sediments anciens 63 Recent and unconsolidated sediments/Sediments recents et non consolides

65 STRATIGRAPHY/STRATIGRAPHIE 65 Precambrian/Precambrien 65 Paleozoic/Paleozo1que 66 Mesozoic/Mesozo1que 67 Cenozoic/Cenozo1que 67 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY/TECTONICS/GEOLOGIE STRUCTURALE/TECTONIQUE 67 Alberta/Alberta 67 British Columbia/Colombie-Britannique 68 Manitoba/Manitoba 68 New Brunswick/Nouveau-Brunswick 68 N ewfoundland/Labrador/Terre-N euve/Labrador 69 Northwest Territories/Territoires du N ord-Ouest 69 Nova Scotia/Nouvelle-Ecosse 70 Ontario/Ontario 70 Quebec 71 Yukon Territory/Territoire du Yukon 71 GeneraVGeneralites

72 VOLCANOLOGY/VOLCANOLOGIE

73 ORGANIZATIONS REPORTING/ETABLISSEMENTS DECLARANTS

74 LIST OF GRANT AWARDS IN THE EARTH SCIENCES FOR 1988-89/ LISTE DES SUBVENTIONS ATTRIBUEES AUX SCIENCES DE LA TERRE EN 1988-89

81 RESEARCHER INDEX/INDEX DES CHERCHEURS

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION

The present publication recording research in progress in La presente publication, qui fait etat de la recherche Canada from May 1988 to April 1989 is the result of a survey realisee au Canada de mai 1988 a avril 1989, est le fruit d'une conducted between January, 1989 and March, 1989. enquete effectuee entre Janvier 1989 et mars 1989.

The research projects listed in this compilation are being Les projets de recherche enumeres sont executes surtout par undertaken mainly within federal and provincial departments, des ministeres federaux et provinciaux, et par des universites. and universities. A relatively complete overview of scientific Un aperi;u assez complet de l'activite de recherche scientifique research activities within Canada in the geological and allied au Canada pour la periode visee dans le domaine de la geologie et sciences is provided for the survey period. des sciences connexes est cependant fourni. Using the data supplied for this compilation by the A partir des renseignements donnes par Jes participants a respondees, some indication as to the lines of research receiving l'enquete, ii est possible de voir quels genres de recherche the greatest and least attention can be formulated. At least 307 retiennent le plus et le moins !'attention. Au moins 307 projets research projects have not been previously reported. The nous ont ete signales pour la premiere fois. Les domaines ou la greatest increase during the 1988-89 period was in the fields of recherche s'est le plus accrue durant l'annee 1988-1989 sont les Mineral/Energy Geoscience (51), Geochemistry (32), and sciences de la Terre- Energie/Mineraux (51), la Geochime (32) et Geophysics (31). Research projects undertaken as graduate la Geophysique (31). Les projets de recherche de 2• cycle, dans thesis in the universities are so specified wherever possible. Jes universites, sont egalement precises, dans la mesure du possible.

Additional details on research in the earth and related On peut se procurer qe plus amples details sur la recherche sciences underway in Canada during 1988 can be obtained realisee en 1988 au Canada dans le domaine des sciences de la through the annual reports prepared by individual university Terre et des sciences connexes en consultant Jes rapports annuels departments, research councils, and museums. Comprehensive mis au point par Jes differents departements l'universites, reports on geophysical research and development, including conseils de recherche et musees. Le volume du Canadian volcanology and oceanography related research, are contained Geophysical Bulletin, publie par le ministere de l'Energie, des within the Canadian Geophysical Bulletin published by the Mines et des Ressources, comprend des rapports comp lets sur Jes Department of Energy, Mines and Resources. Summaries of travaux de recherche et Jes dernieres realisations en progress and short research reports related to hydrology/water­ geophysique, y compris la recherche connexe en volcanologie et related environmental research and glaciology are provided en oceanographie. Des resumes des progres realises et de brefs annually by the Water Resources Branch of the Department of rapports ayant trait a la glaciologie et a la recherche Environment Canada and the Associate Committee on environnementale liee a l'hydrologie sont publies Hydrology, National Research Council. Quaternary research in annueullement par la Direction des ressources en eau Quebec is reviewed annually in the "Bulletin d'information de d'Environnement Canada et par le Comite associe de !'Association quebecoise pour l'etude de Quaternaire". l'hydrologie, du Conseil national de recherches du Canada. La recherche sur le Quaternaire au Quebec est signalee anneullement dans le "Bulletin d'information de !'Association quebecoise pour l'etude du Quaternaire".

Again this year a listing is included of the 1988 awards Nous incluons a nouveau cette annee une liste des prix provided for geological research within the Research decernes en 1988 pour la recherche geologique dans le cadre du Agreements program of the Department of Energy, Mines and programme d'accords de recherches du ministere de J'Energie, Resources Canada. The 1988 Ontario Research Grants and des Mines et des Ressources du Canada. On a signale egalement Polar Continental Shelf Project field support to non­ dans ce rapport Jes subventions de recherche de la Commission governmental activities are also listed. Geologique de !'Ontario

Use of the compilation Presentation

The projects are grouped under main headings that cover Les projets sont groupes sous des titres generaux the majority of disciplines within the geological and allied s'appliquant a la majorite des disciplines que comprennent la sciences. These groupings are unchanged from last years geologie et Jes sciences connexes. Ces categories sont Jes memes compilation (Geological Survey of Canada, Paper 88-5, 1988). que l'annee derniere (Etude 88-5, Commission geologique du Canada, 1988).

A complete list of organizations contributing to the present Une liste complete des organismes qui ont contribue a survey is included. Ackrwwledgment is made in particular to l'enquete a ete dressee. Nous tenons a remercier particulierement those who assembled and forwarded the data on research projects les personnes qui ont recueilli et enuoye les donnees concernant les underway in the organizations under their direction. As a projets de recherche en cours dans Les organismes dont elles sont convenience, an alphabetically arranged index lists each responsables. Pour vous faciliter la consultation, un repertoire investigator and the reference number(s) of the project(s). alphabetique donne Jes noms de tous Jes enqueteurs et le(s) numero(s) de reference de son(ses) projets(s).

AREAL MAPPING, 1:50 000 OR MORE DETAILED/CARTOGRAPHIE, 1:50 000 OU A PLUS GRANDE ECHELLE 1

BRITISH COLUMBIA/ Energy,Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. the map area Stikinia is composed of Paleozoic COLOMBIE-BRIT ANNI QUE 251-267, 1989. to Middle Jurassic island arc suite including To describe the Stikine assemblage in Stikine assemblage, Stuhini Group and 1 detail and provide updated 1:50,000 geology Hazelton equivalent rock, Middle Jurassic to ALLDRICK, D.J., BRITTON, J.M., British maps for the western part of the Telegraph Late Cretaceous Bowser Lake Group. Mesozoic Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Creek map sheet. and Tertiary plutonic rocks intrude this Res.: stratigraphy. Iskut-Sulphurets project (NTS 104 8), British 6 Triassic-Jurassic volcanic stratigraphy, Columbia, 1987-90. DIAKOW, L.J., DROBE, J ., British Columbia coeval intrusions and regional-scale structures See: Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: host precious metal depoists and are presently Sulphurets map area (104 A/SW, 12W, Whitesail regional mapping project, British under active exploration. 104B/8E, 9El; British Columbia Ministry Columbia, 1986-90. 1989 work will extend mapping and Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1988-1, p. See: mineral evaluation south to map sheet 199-209, 1988. Geology and mineral occurrences in North 104B/15 and parts of 104B/14. Unuk map area (104BnE, SW, 9W, lOE); Newcombe Lake map sheet (93E/14); British ibid., p. 241-250, 1988. Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. 11 A study of the mineral deposits, and their Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 183-188, 1989. MacINTYRE, D.G., DESJARDINS, P . , geological setting, of the Iskut-Sulphurets gold The Whitesail project is part of a regional TERCIER, P., British Columbia Ministry belt - entails geological mapping of Jurassic mapping program initiated under the Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: and older island arc rocks and investigation of Canada/British Columbia Mineral Telkwa/Babine project, British Columbia, their mineral potential. Deposits include Development Agreement. Economically 1984-90. precious metal veins and disseminations, important epithermal and mesothermal Au­ See: porphyry Cu-Mo, Fe SKARN, Cu-Ni in gabbro, Ag-Zn-Pb-C u vein prospects and several Jurassic stratigraphic relationships in the placer Au. porphyry Cu-Mo prospects occur in the area. In Babine and Telkwa Ranges (93L 10, 11, 14, 1988 mapping proceeded on the northern half 15); British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, 2 of Newcombe Lake (93E/14) and the southwest Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 195-208, 1989. ANDERSON, R.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: half of Chikamin Mountain (93E/6) map Geology of the Iskut River - Telegraph Creek sheets. 12 area, British Columbia, 1984-. MASSEY, N., FRIDAY, S.J., British Columbia See: 7 Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: A stratigraphic, plutonic, and structural DODDS, C.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Sicker Project, British Columbia, 1986-90. framework for the Iskut River map area, Geology of Skagway (104M) map-area, British See: northwestern British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Columbia, 1982-. Geology of the Alberni-Nanaimo Lakes area, Can., Paper 89-lE, p. 145-154, 1989. Vancouver Island; British Columbia Ministry 8 Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 3 FERRI, F., MELVILLE, D.M., British 61-7, 1989. BAILEY, D.G. , British Columbia Ministry, Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Three-year field program now completed. Energy, Mines, Petrol Res.: Res.: Final maps and report to be compiled and Quesnel mineral belt, NTS 93A, British Geology of the Germansen Landing area, completed during coming year. Columbia, 1988-89. British Columbia, 1987-92. See: See: 13 Geology of the Central Quesnel Belt, Swift Geology of the Germansen Landing area, McMECHAN, M.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: River, south-central British Columbia (93B/16, British Columbia (93N/10, 15); British Detailed geological study of selected areas 93A/12, 93G/1); British Columbia Ministry Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. within the Foothills and Rocky Mountain Belts Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, Res., Paper 1988-1, p. 209-220, 1989. between Peace River and Smoky River with 1989. Detailed geological mapping (1:50,000) emphasis on structure, British Columbia and Geological mapping of Triassic/Jurassic along the Manson Fault zone and within Alberta, 1981-. island arc rocks and their underlying elastic nearby upper Paleozoic platform carbonates. rocks and investigation of their mineral Some emphasis placed on associated mineral 14 potential, mainly Au and Cu-Au deposits deposits. MIHALYNUK, M., CARRIE, L., British related to early Jurassic alkalic plutons. Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. 9 Res.: 4 GREIG, C.J., ARMSTRONG, R.L., MONGER, Tagish project, British Columbia. BLOODGOOD, M.A., REES, C.J ., J.W.H., Univ. British Columbia (Geological See: LEFEBURE, D.V., British Columbia Ministry Sciences), Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geology of the Tagish Lake area (Fantail Lake Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: Geology and geochronometry of the Coquihalla 104M/9W and Warm Creek 104M/10E); British Atlin Project, British Columbia, 1988-91. area, southwestern British Columbia, 1986-89: Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. See: M.Sc. thesis (Greig). Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 293-310, 1989. Geology and mineralization of the Atlin area, Field and laboratory work completed; writing 1989: Continuation of mapping in 104M northwestern British Columbia <104N/11 W; in progress. with 104M/08 and 104M/09E to be completed 12E); British Columbia Ministry Energy, in 1989. Fall 1989 & 1990 winter: publication Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 311-322, 10 of progress report and open file outlining 1989. LOGAN, J.M., KOYANAGI, V.M., British summer of 1989 findings. Mapping will continue in 1989. Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: 15 5 Iskut North, British Columbia, 1988-92. MOTT,J.A., DIXON,J.M., BROWN, D.A., GUNNING, M.H ., British See: HELMSTAEDT, H., Queen's Univ.

16 See: 25 NELSON, J.A., BRADFORD, J., HARMS, T., Precious metal-enriched skarns (PME) of TEMPELMAN-KLUIT, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, British Columbia, -an overview and geological Penticton map area 82E, British Columbia, Petrol. Res.: study; British Columbia Ministry Energy, 1983-. Midway-Cassiar regional mapping project, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 89-3, 1989. British Columbia, 1986-90; M.Sc. thesis Regional geology and gold skarn 26 (Bradford). mineralization of the Hedley mining camp. WOODSWORTH, G.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Distribution, controls, mineralogies and Eastern margin of the Coast Plutonic Complex, Geology and mineral deposits of the Cassiar features of British Columbia precious metal British Columbia, 1980-. and McDame map areas, British Columbia; enriched (PME) skarns. See: British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, A note on the Coast-Intermontane belt Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 323-338, 1989. 22 transition, Mount Waddington map area, Geology of the northeast Needlepoint SCAMMELL, R.J., DIXON, J.M., BROWN, British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Mountain and Erickson Mine areas, British R.L., PARRISH, R.R., Queen's Univ. lE, p. 163-167, 1989. Columbia; ibid., p. 339-346, 1989. 50% leucosome at the Regional 1 :20 000 scale mapping will Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper mesoscopic-scale at some locations. Mapping document Early Proterozoic Amisk Group 1989-l,p.429-443,1989. north to Scrip Nappe, U-Pb and 40Ar/39Ar volcanic stratigraphy and the nature and The Ultramafics Project is an MDA-funded geochronology, plus geothermometry and extent of a major hydrothermal alteration metallogenic mapping program designed to geobarometry will constrain interpretation of system associated with volcanogenic base evaluate the potential of mafic and ultramafic regional tectonic events. metal sulphide deposits. The stratigraphic rocks for economic concentrations of platinum setting of sulphide deposits and the group elements (PGEsJ, gold and other 23 geochemical character of both volcanic and commodities (e.g. Ni, Cr, Co, Fe, Cu, Ti, V, SCHIARIZZA, P., GABA, R.G., GARVER, J.I., plutonic units is being studied. asbestos, jade, and olivine). GLOVER, K., British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Univ. 28 18 Washington: SYME, E.C., Manitoba Energy and Mines PANTELEYEV, A., HANCOCK, K., British Taseko-Bridge River area, British Columbia, (Geological Services): Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines, Petrol. 1986-89; Ph.D. thesis (Garver). Athapapuskow Lake project, Manitoba, 1985- Res.: See: 89. Quesnel mineral belt, NTS 93A/5,6, British Geology and mineral occurrences of the See: Columbia, 1986-89. Tyaughton Creek area (920/2, 92J/15,16), Athapapuskow Lake Project; Manitoba Energy See: British Columbia; British Columbia Ministry, and Mines, Rept. Field Activities, p. 20-34, Quesnel mineral belt: summary of the geology Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 1988. of the Beaver Creek-Horsefly River map area; 115-129, 1989. 1:20 000 mapping of a 450 km2 area British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Studying the structural and stratigraphic southeast of Flin Flon documents Early Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, 1989. relationships of Late Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Proterozoic Amisk Group volcanic Geological mapping of Triassic/Jurassic Tertiary rocks along the northeastern margin stratigraphy and Missi Group fanglomerate island arc rocks and investigation of their of the Coast Plutonic Complex (920/2,3; stratigraphy. The stratigraphic and structural mineral potential, mainly Au and Cu-Au 92J/15,16) with particular emphasis on setting of mineral deposits and geochemical deposits related to early Jurassic alkalic controls of mineralization. characteristics of volcanic and plutonic uints plutons. are also being investigated. 24 19 STRIUK, L.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: PRICE, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geology of McLeod Lake (93J) and Pine Pass NEW BRUNSWICK/ Operation Bow-Athabasca, British Columbia (930) southwest map area, British Columbia, NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK and Alberta, 1965-. 1987-. See: 29 20 Regional geology of the McLeod Lake map BARR, S.M., WHITE, C.E., Acadia Univ. PRICE, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: area, British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., (Geology): Southern Canadian Cordillera regional Paper 89-lE, p. 109-114, 1989. Field relations, petrology, age, and economic geological maps, 1989-90. Devonian, Silurian, Cambrian and potential of meta volcanic, metasedimentary, Precambrian stratigraphy, McLeod Lake map and plutonic rocks of the Caledonia 21 area, British Columbia; ibid., p. 119-124, 1989. Highlands, New Brunswick, 1985-90. RAY, G.E., DAWSON, G.L., ETTLINGER, Preliminary biostratigraphy of conodonts See: A.D., British Columbia Ministry Energy, from McLeod Lake map area, British Petrochemistry of contrasting late Mines, Petrol. Res.: Columbia; ibid., p. 125, 126, 1989. Precambrain volcanic and plutonic Hedley gold skarns; precious metal-enriched associations, Caledonian Highlands, southern (PME) skarns of British Columbia, 1985-89. New Brunswick; Maritime Sediments and Atlantic Geology, vol. 24, no. 3, p. 353-372, 1988. Areal mapping, 1:50 000 or more detailed/Cartographie, 1:50 000 OU a plus grande echelle 3

A continuation of a project to complete the See: Keskarrah Bay map-area, District of mapping of the Caledonia Highlands and Gold mineralization in relation to fold and Mackenzie, 1976-. describe and interpret the petrochemistry of foliation development in Canadian igneous rocks inthe area. Appalachian wrench fault terranes; 39 Bicentennial Gold'88, Extended Abstracts Vol. JACKSON, V.A., Indian and Northern 30 1, Geo!. Soc. Australia, No. 23 , p. 230-232, Affairs Canada (Geology Division): McLEOD, M.J., New Brunswick Dept. Natural 1988. Compiled geology of the Quyta Lake area (NTS Res., Energy (Geological Surv. Branch): Summary of the geology between La Poile 85J/l 16), Northwest Territories, 1984-. Geology and mineral deposits of the Saint Bay and Couteau Bay (110/9 and 110/16), George Batholith, southwestern New southwestern Newfoundland; Newfoundland 40 Brunswick. Dept. Mines, Rept. 89-l, 1989. JACKSON, V.A., Indian and Northern Affairs See: Silurian and Precambrian events along the Canada (Geology Division): Geology, 40Arf39Ar geochronology and Sn-W­ southeast margin of the Newfound land Geology of the Hepburn Island area (NTS 76M) Mo-bearing sheeted veins of the Mount Central Mobile Belt; Lithoprobe East, Rept. of compilation, Northwest Territories, 1985-. Douglas Granite, southwestern New Transect Meeting (October 21-22, 1988), The preliminary of this map ( l: 125 000 Brunswick; CIM Bull., vol. 81, no. 918, p. 70- Memorial Univ., p. 73-75, 1988. scale), will be released in April, 1989, 77, 1988. accompanied by marginal notes. Sn-W mineralization and age of the Mount 35 Douglas Granite, southwestern New O'BRIEN, S.J., KNIGHT, I., Ne.wfoundland 41 Brunswick; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral Assoc. Dept. Mines: JACKSON, V.A., Indian and Northern Affairs Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 13, 1988. Avalonian geology of southwest Bonavista Canada (Geology Division): Bay, Newfoundland, 1986-. Geology of the Kathawachaga Lake area (NTS 31 See: 76LJ, Northwest Territories, 1986-. WILSON, R.A., New Brunswick Dept. Natural Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the See: Resources, Energy (Geological Surv. Branch): Connecting Point Group and related rocks, Preliminary geology of the Hood River area, New Denmark project, 1986-89; Tobique Bona vista Bay, Nfld: an example of an NTS 76L/10,15,16; Indian and Northern project, 1988-. Avalonian sedimentary basin; Newfoundland Affairs Canada, EGS - 1986-014, maps with Tobique project to continue in 1989 with Dept. Mines, Rept. 88-1, p. 207-228, 1988. marginal notes. investigations of Tobique Group volcano­ Sedimentological studies in the Eastport Preliminary geology of the Kathawachaga sedimentary sequence deposited in an Early basin: notes on the petrography of the Late Lake area (north half) NTS 76U9,ll,12,13; Devonian rifting environment. Petrography, Precambrian Connecting Point Group and ibid., EGS 1987-10, maps with marginal notes. whole-rock and rare-earth geochemistry, provenance implications; ibid., Rept. 89-1, p. Mapping of this area is aimed mainly of the geochronology will be utilized to trace 63-79, 1989. supracrustal rocks, which constitute an evolution of volcanic activity and interpret A part of a regional study of structure, Archean volcanic - sedimentary succession. volcanic stratigraphy. Lithogeochemistry will stratigraphy and chemistry of Late Mapping and follow-up work is ongoing. also be used to evaluate metallic mineral Precambrian Avalonian rocks near Avalon­ potential. Gander boundary, to ascertain tectonic history 42 of Avalonian rocks and their relationship to JACKSON, V.A., Indian and Northern Affairs adjacent terranes. Canada (Geology Division): NEWFOUNDLAND~ABRADOR/ Geology of the Russell-Siemon Lakes area TERRE-NEUVE~ABRADOR 36 (NTS 850/4), Northwest Territories, 1986-89. O'NEILL, P.P., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: The map area contains an extensive 32 1:50 000 mapping of the Gander Zone, Archean greywacke - mudstone sequence, DICKSON, W.L., O'BRIEN, S.J., HAYES, J.P., Newfoundland, 1986-. which is host to locally auriferous silicate WILLIAMS, H., POOLE, J., Newfoundland See: facies iron formation. Mapping is concentrated Dept. Mines: Tectonothermal history and 40Ar/39Ar largely on defining the structural history of the South coast granites, Newfoundland, 1984-89; geochronology of northeastern Gander Zone, area and will be completed in June 1989. M.Sc. thesis (Poole). Weir's Poind area (2E/l); Newfoundland Dept. See: Mines, Rept. 89-l, 1989. 43 Aspects of the Mid-Paleozoic magmatic history A proposal for revised stratigraphic JAMES, D.T., DIXON, J.M., CARMICHAEL, of the south-central Hermitage Flexure, nomenclature of the Gander and Davidsville D.M., Queen's Univ. \Geological Sciences): Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. Mines, groups and the Gander River Ultrabasic Belt, Metamorphic and structural evolution of the Rept. 89-l, 1989. northeastern Newfoundland; ibid., 1989. Slave-Churchill Boundary, 1983-89; Ph.D. Preliminary report on a classification of thesis (James>. Newfoundland granitic rocks and their 37 See: relations to tectonostratigraphic zones and RYAN, B., LEE, D., Newfoundland Dept. Structural and metamorphic relationships lower crustal blocks; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper Mines: along the boundary between the Slave and 89-lB, p. 47-53, 1989. An investigation of Early Proterozoic gneisses Churchill Structural Provinces; Geo!. Assoc. To fully assess the geochemistry, petrology and Middle Proterozoic intrusions between Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with and structural history of granitoid rocks in Voisey Bay and Strange Lake, Labrador, abstracts, vol. 14, p. A9, 1989. southern Newfoundland. 1985-88. Structural and metamorphic study of a To acquire a better understanding of the transect across the boundary between the 33 bedrock geology of the area, with emphasis on Slave and Churchill structural provinces LIVERMAN, D., TAYLOR, 0., BATTERSON, determining the existance of mineralized demonstrates that the boundary sharply M., SPARKES, B. , PROUDFOOT, D.N. , peralkaline granites as at Strange Lake, and to separates Proterozoic granulites and granitoid Newfoundland Dept. Mines: establish the geological evolution of the region rocks in the Churchill Province from Archean 1 :500 000 map of surficial geology of The relative to present models of crustal rocks in the Slave Province that are only Island of Newfoundland, 1988-. development. slightly deformed as a result of ca 1.95 Ga Slave-Churchill juxtaposition. 34 O'BRIEN, B.H., Newfoundland Dept. Mines, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES/ 44 Geo!. Surv. Can.: TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST KING, J.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: La Poile - La Poile River project, Contwoyto-Nose Lake area, Slave Province, Newfoundland; Lunenburg Meguma project, 38 N.W.T., 1987-. Nova Scotia. HENDERSON, J.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 4 Areal mapping, 1:50 000 or more detailed/Cartographie, 1:50 000 OU a plus grande echelle

See: Preliminary report on Windsor Group Crystal-melt ± fluid phase equilibria Archean to Proterozoic deformation and stratigraphy and correlation in the versus late-stage fluid-rock interactions in plutonism of the western Contwoyto Lake map Cumberland Basin; ibid., 1988. granites of the South Mountain Batholith, area, central Sia ve Province, District of Basin mapping completed. 92, 10 000 Nova Scotia: Whole rock geochemistry and Mackenzie, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper geological map sheets released as 5 Open File oxygen isotope evidence; Martime Sediments 89-lC, p. 81-94, 1989. Map sets, NSDME OFM 88-39 to 88-43. and Atlantic Geo!., vol. 24, no. 1, p. 97-110, 1 :50 000 final maps and final report in 1988. 45 preparation. SEATON, J .B., Indian and Northern Affairs 53 Canada (Geology Division): 50 RYAN, R.J., BOEHNER, R.C., DEAL, A.J., Geology 1:10 000 Ingraham Trail map area, COREY, M.C., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: Northwest Territories, 1987-. Energy: Cumberland Basin project, Nova Scotia, 1984- To map an area predominantly underlain South Mountain Batholith, Nova Scotia, 1985- 1989; M.Sc. thesis Carboniferous grade, lithology and the numerous showings of in bedrock mapping and mineral exploration: strata of northern Nova Scotia; Prospecting in auriferous quartz hosted by the Case studies from granitic rocks within the areas of Glaciated Terrane, 1989. metaturbidites. Meguma Zone, Nova Scotia; Maritime Determination of stratigraphy, Sediments and Atlantic Geo!., vol. 24, no. 1, p. sedimentology and structure to ascertain the 46 47-60, 1988. basin evolution history and mineral and THORSTEINSSON, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Work in progress includes granitic bedrock energy potential of the Basin. Cornwallis and adjacent smaller islands, geology of map sheets 21Nll, 21A/03 to be District of Franklin, 1965-. released as Open File Maps in 1989. Abstract in GAC-MAC (1988, vol. 13): Ree and trace ONTARIO/ONTARIO 47 element variation associated with successive WILLIAMS, P.F., PARK, A.F., RALSER, S., periods of metasomatism and mineralization 54 Univ. New Brunswick (Geology), Geo!. Surv. within a portion of the South Mountain ARMSTRONG, D.K., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Can.: Batholith, Nova Scotia. Bruce Peninsula Paleozoic mapping project, Bedrock mapping and structural studies in the 1987-90. Tavani Greenstone Belt, N.W.T., 1988-89. 51 See: See: HORNE, R.J., MacDONALD, M.A., HAM, Paleozoic geology of the central Bruce Precambrian stratigraphy and structure of the L.J., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: Peninsula; Ontario Geo!. Surv ., Misc. Paper southwest part of the Tavani map area, South Mountain Batholith project, Nova 141, 1988. District of Keewatin, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., Scotia, 1984-89. Paleozoic strata of the Bruce Peninsula are Paper 89-lC, p. 1-10, 1989. See: being mapped in order to better delineate such To map parts of 55K/3,4,5,6 at l :50 000 Primary and secondary structural features in potential resources as building and crushed scale with emphasis on stratigraphy, the eastern portion of the South Mountain stone. structure, metamorphism, geochemistry and Batholith: Implications for regional stress geochronology. These aspects of the area has orientations during intrusion; Maritime 55 considerable regional tectonic and Sediments and Atlantic Geo!., vol. 24, no. 1, p. BERGER, B., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: metallogenic significance and their elucidation 71-82, 1988. Geology of the Manitou Stretch area, District will provide an improved framework for Petrology of the zoned, peral urinous ofKenora, Ontario, 1988. mineral exploration in southern Keewatin. Halifax Pluton, south-central Nova Scotia; See: ibid., p. 33-45, 1988. Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 145- Comprehensive 1:50 000 scale mapping of 148, 1988. NOV A SCOTIA/NOUVELLE-ECOSSE the South Mountain Batholith (-10000 km2) Ontario Geo!. Surv., Preliminary Map located in southwestern Nova Scotia. Related 3146, 1989. 48 studies of the petrology, chemistry, 1:15 840 scale geological mapping to assess BARR, S.M., MACDONALD, A.S., WHITE, mineralization and structure of the batholith mineral potential and general geological C.E., VAN WAGONER, N.A., Acadia Univ. have resulted from this mapping. relationships. (Geology): Stratigraphy and regional correlations of late 52 56 Precambrian-Cambrian volcanic and KONTAK, D.J., SMITH, P.K., REYNOLDS, EASTON, R.M., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: sedimentary rocks, southeastern Cape Breton P., KERRICH, R., CLARK, A.H., HAM, L.J., Geological compilation of the central Island, Nova Scotia, 1989-91. COREY, M.C., HORNE, R.J., MacDONALD, metasedimentary belt, Ontario, 1987-90. A continuation of a previous project M.A., O'REILLY, G.A., Nova Scotia Dept. As part of the Geology of Ontario Project, a involving geological mapping and Mines and Energy: series of 1:50 000 scale maps for the central geochemistry of volcanic and plutonic rocks in (1) Meguma gold; (2) East Kemptville tin; (3) metasedimentary belt, Grenville Province will SE Cape Breton Island. It will include more Ar-Ar geochronology of Liscomb area and gold be produced between 1987-1990; based mainly detailed stratigraphic and geochemical deposits; (4) Stable isotope studies of gold on existing information, with some field check, studies, radiometric dating, and regional deposits; (5) Metallogeny in central areas; (6) and represent a preliminary synthesis of the comparisons. Metallogeny of South Mountain Batholith, geology of the CMB in Ontario. Several maps Nova Scotia. will be released in 1989. 49 See: BOEHNER, R.C., RYAN, R.J., CARTER, D., Metasomatic origin of spessartine garnet in 57 Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: South Mountain Batholith, Nova Scotia; Can. KRESZ, D., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Cumberland Basin project, Nova Scotia, Mineralogist, vol. 26, p. 315-334, 1988. Geology of the Seagram Lake area, Ontario, 1984-89. Geochronological data for Tertiary granites 1988-89. See: in southeastern Peru segment of Andean tin See: Litho-stratigraphic, geology and belt; Economic Geo!., vol. 82, p. 1611-1618, Seagram Lake area, District of Thunder Bay; paleogeographic setting at carbonate buildups 1988. Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 173- in the Windsor and Horton Groups; Nova Plutonic and hydrothermal events in the 178, 1988. Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy, Rept. Ackley Granite, Newfoundland; Can. J. Earth Activities, Pt. B, 1987, 1988. Sci., vol. 25, no. 8, p.1151-1160, 1988. Areal mapping, 1:50 000 or more detailed/Cartographie, 1:50 000 OU a plus grande echelle 5

58 Le Quaternaire de l'ile d'Anticosti, Quebec, 72 STONE, D., Ontario Geol. Surv.: 1979-89. MARQUIS, R., ROSE, H., Ministere de Geology of the Behrens Subprovince, Ontario, Voir: l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec, 1988. Geomorphologie d'un lac a niveau variable Universite de Montreal : Bedrock geological mapping, Brownell Lake 65 Geologie, stratigraphie, structurographie de Ia area (part of NTS 63M-4 and 63L-13); DUBOIS, J-M.M., GWYN, Q.H.J., Universite region de Richmond, Estrie, Quebec. Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv., Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. de Sherbrooke

78 See: To establish a regional geological setting HARPER, C., Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv.: Mudjatik Domain, geology and gold studies: with respect to the areas of gold and other Gold belt geology: Waddy-Windrum Lakes Ithingo Lake; Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv., Misc. mineralization in the area. area, Saskatchewan, 1984-87. Rept. 88-4, p. 42-48, 1988. See: Mudjatik Domain, geology and gold Controls on gold mineralization in the studies: Porter Lake; ibid., p. 49-53, 1988. YUKON TERRITORY/ Reindeer Zone, an Early Proterozoic gold 1 :20 000 scale geological mapping of the TERRITOIRE DU YUKON province, northern Saskatchewan, Canada; area surrounding Ithingo Lake to investigate Bicentennial Gold 88, Melbourne, May 1988 the geological setting and controls on gold 81 (Extended Abstract). mineralization in an area of transitional DODDS, C.J ., Geol. Surv. Can.: 1:20 000 scale geological mapping of the granulite facies metamorphism. Operation Mount St. Elias, Yukon-British northern part of the Central Metavolcanic Belt Columbia, 1973-. between Waddy and Star Lakes has been 80 completed. Petrographic studies and scrutiny SLIMMON, W.L., Saskatchewan Geol. Surv.: 82 of geochemical data continuing. Compilation Gold belt geology, Saskatchewan, 1988-89. THOMPSON, R.I., Geol. Surv. Can.: at 1:50 000 in progress. See: Stratigraphy and structure of Dawson, Larsen Bedrock geological mapping, Gee Lake area Creek and Nash Creek map areas, Yukon 79 (part of NTS 63M-3 and -4); Saskatchewan Territory, 1980-. HARPER, C., Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv.: Geol. Surv., Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. 26-31, 1988. Mudjatik Domain, geology and gold studies, Saskatchewan, 1988-89.

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ALBERT A/ALBERTA Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. 93 Res., Paper 1989-1, p. 33-43, 1989. WHEELER,J.O., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 83 Geological mapping (1:20 000) of the Lardeau map-area, British Columbia, 1979-. LIVERMAN, D., CATTO, N.R., HALSEY, Rossland Group with emphasis on L.A., RUTTER, N.W., Univ. Alberta (Geology): differentiation of the Elise Formation. 94 Quaternary geology of the Grande Prairie map Evaluation of controls and distribution of WOODSWORTH, G.J., Geol. Surv. Can.: sheet, Alberta, 1984-90; Ph.D. thesis mineral deposits with respect to lithologies and Kemano project, British Columbia, 1977-. (Liverman), M.Sc. thesis (Halsey). structures in the Group. See: Laurentide glaciation in west-central Alberta; 88 NEWFOUNDLAND~ABRADOR/ a single (late Wisconsinan) event; Geo!. Assoc. McLAREN, G.P., British Columbia Ministry TERRE-NEUVE~ABRADOR Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: abstracts, vol. 14, p. A74, 1988; Can. J. Earth Geology and mineral occurrences in the 95 Sci., vol. 26, no. 2, p. 266-274, 1989. Tenquille Lake -Owl Mountain area 92Jn,10, CURRIE, K.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: British Columbia, 1988. Geology of the southe rn Long Range, Mineral Resource Assessment of a Newfoundland, 1985-. BRfilSH COLUMBIA/ candidate provincial park. See: COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE Preliminary report on a classification of 89 Newfoundland granitic rocks and their 84 McLAREN, G.P., ROUSE, J .N., British relations to tectonostratigraphic zones and EVENCHICK, C.A., Geol. Surv. Can.: Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. lower crustal blocks; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper Northern Bowser Basin and Skeena Ranges Res.: 89-lB, p. 47-53, 1989. Fold Belt, British Columbia, 1988-94. Geology and mineral occurrences in the See: vicinity of Taseko Lakes (920/3,4,5,6), British 96 Stratigraphy and structure in east Spatsizi Columbia, 1988. ERMANOVICS, I.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: map area, north-central British Columbia; See: Archean rocks of the Nain Province in Geol. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lE, p. 133-138, Geology and mineral occurrences in the Hopedale (13N), Snegamook Lake (13K), and 1989. vicinity of Taseko Lakes; British Columbia Makkovik (130) map-areas, Labrador, 1978-. Ministry Mines, Energy, Petrol. Res., Paper 85 1989-1, p. 153-158, 1989. 97 GABRIELSE, H., Geol. Surv. Can.: GOWER, C.F., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: Operation Finlay, British Columbia, 1970-. 90 Eastern Grenville project, 1979-. MONGER, J .W.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: 86 Geology of the Ashcroft and Hope map-areas, Crustal evolution in eastern Labrador; GABRIELSE, H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: British Columbia, 1980-. constraints from precise U - Pb ages; Operation Dease, British Columbia, 1977- Precambrian Research, vol. 38, p. 405-421, See: 91 1988. Permian and Devonian plutonic rocks in the RADLOFF, J., ROSS, J .V., Univ. British Proterozoic metamorphism in the Grenville Sylvester Allochthon, Cry Lake and McDame Columbia (Geological Sciences): Province: a study in the Double Mer-Lake map areas, northern British Columbia; Geo!. Origin and evolution of fabrics in the Black Melville area, eastern Labrador; Can. J. Earth Surv. Can., Paper 89-lE, p. 1-4, 1989. Riders ultramafic klippe at Dunford Lake, Sci., vo l. 25, p. 1895-1905, 1988. central British Columbia, 1987-89; M.Sc. Geology of the St. Lewis River map region, 87 thesis (Radloff). Grenville Province eastern Labrador; HOY, T., ANDREW, K., British Columbia Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Rept. 88-1, p. 59- Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: 92 73, 1988. Rossland Group, NTS 82F/6, British Columbia RODDICK, J .A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: St. Lewis River; ibid., Map 88-87, 1988. 1987-91. Coast Mountains project, British Columbia, Port Hope Simpson; ibid., Map 88-88, 1988. See: 1963-. The field stage of the project was completed The Rossland Group, Nelson map-area, in 1987 and all geological maps are now southeastern British Columbia; British published at 1:100 000 scale. The present Areal mapping, less detailed than 1:50 000/Cartographie, a plus petite echelle qu'au 1:50 000 7 stage of the project is emphasizing Geology of Montresor River and lower Hayes 119 geochronological studies in order to establish a River map areas, District of Keewatin, 1982-. SCHAU, M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: more precise stratigraphic framework. Geology of the Baker Lake map-area, District 106 of Keewatin, 1980-. 98 FRISCH, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: LIVERMAN, D., ST. CROIX, L., Precambrian Shield of the central Boothia 120 Newfoundland Dept. Mines: Uplift, District of Franklin, 1986-. TELLA, S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary geology of the Baie Verte Kamilukuak Lake map-area, District of Peninsula, Newfoundland, 1988-. 107 Keewatin, 1979-. See: FRITH, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary geology of the Baie Verte Geology of Indian Lake (86B) map-area, 121 Peninsula; Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Re pt. District of Mackenzie, 1972-. TELLA, S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 89-1, 1989. Deep Rose Lake and parts of adjoining map 108 areas, District of Keewatin, 1982-. 99 FRITH, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: WARDLE, R.J., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: Geology of Beechey-Duggan Lakes area, 122 Geology of the Goose Bay region, central District of Mackenzie, 1980-. TELLA, S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Labrador, 1985-89. Chesterfield Inlet (550), and parts of Tavani See: 109 (55K/9,16) and Marble Island (55J/13,14) map Geology of the Goose-Pinus Rivers area, FRITH, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: areas, District of Keewatin, 1985-. central Grenville Orogen, Labrador; Geology of Snowdrift (75L), N.W.T., 1988-89. Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Rept. 88-1, p. 49- See: 123 58, 1988. Preliminary geological report of the Snowdrift THOMPSON, P.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: To complete regional 1:100 000 scale map area, Slave Structural Province, District Tinney Hills (76J) -Overby Lake (76IWt) map mapping of areas 13F/SW, 13F/SW (completed) of Mackenzie; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lC, areas, District of Mackenzie, 1983-. and 13C/NW (1989). p. 377-384, 1989. 124 llO THORSTEINSSON, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: NORTHWEST TERRITORIES// HENDERSON, J.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Baumann Fiord (49C), Vendom Fiord (49D) TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST Healey Lake map-area, District of Mackenzie, and Strathcona Fiord (49E), District of 1978-. Franklin, 1986-. 100 BOSTOCK, H.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: lll Geology of Fort Smith, District of Mackenzie, HENDERSON, J.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ONTARIO/ONT ARIO 1980-. Artilley Lake map area, District of Mackenzie, 1984-. 125 101 BEAKHOUSE, G.P., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: BOSTOCK, H.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 112 Winnipeg River Sub-province, geological Geology, Taltston Lake and Fort Resolution HENDERSON,J.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: compilation for Geology of Ontario volume, (86H) map-areas, District of Mackenzie, 1985-. Geology of the Wager Bay ftShear Zone", 1988. See: District of Keewatin, 1985-. The significance of ultramafic inclusions in 126 gneisses along the eastern margin of the 113 BRIGHT, G.E., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Taltston Magmatic Zone, District of JACKSON, G.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geology of the Whitestone Lake area, Mackenzie, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper Operation By lot, District of Franklin, 1967-. Grenville Province, Ontario, 1986-88. 89-lC, p. 49-56, 1989. See: The map area lies within the Central Neohelikian reef complexes, Borden Rift Gneiss Belt of the Grenville Province. It 102 Basin, northwestern Baffin Island; Can. Soc. consists of three major Lithotectonic domains, CECILE, M.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 13, p. 55-63, 1989. the BRITT, PARRY SOUND and AHMIC Stratigraphic and structural analysis of Late Domains which are separated from each other Paleozoic strata in the northern Mackenzie 114 by major ductile - shear related tectonite and Selwyn Mountains, 1985-. JACKSON, G.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: zones. The Whitestone anorthosite body lies in See: Operation Penny Highlands, District of the southwestern part of the area. Stratigraphy and structure of the Neruokpuk Franklin, 1969-. Formation, northern Yukon; Geo!. Surv. Can., 127 Paper 89-lG, p. 57-62, 1989. 115 CARTER, M.W., THURSTON, P.C., LeCHEMINANT, A.N., Geo!. Surv. Can.: STOTO, G., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: 103 Macquoid Lake (Wt), Thirty Mile and Alkalic volcanics study, Thunder Bay area, CIESIELSKI, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Tebesjuak Lake map-areas, District of Ontario, 1987; Ph.D. thesis (Carter). Gneissic basement to the Fury and Hecla Keewatin, 1978-. See: Formation and the Autridge Formation on Alkalic rocks of the Thunder Bay area; Ontario Baffin Island, District of Franklin, 1979-. 116 Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 179-184, 1988. LeCHEMINANT, A.N., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Alkalic (shoshonitic) volcanic rocks occur in 104 Geology of Aberdeen Lake and parts of two suites -an earlier Keewatin-type sequence FRISCH, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: adjoining map areas, District of Keewatin, and a later Timiskaming-type sequence. This Precambrian geology of southeast Ellesmere, 1982-. study concerns the characterization, Devon and Cobourg Islands, District of stratigraphic setting, petrology and Franklin, 1976-. 117 geochemistry of the alkalic rocks in the two See: MA YR, U., Geo!. Surv. Can.: sequences. Reconnaissance geology of the Precambrian Completion of reconnaissance geology, Shield of Ellesmere, Devon and Cobourg northern Ellesmere Island, District of 128 Islands, Canadian Arctic Archipelago; Geo!. Franklin, 1973-. JENSEN, L.S., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Surv. Can., Mem. 409, 1988. Caron Lake area, District of Kenora, Ontario, 118 1984-90. 105 OKULITCH, A.V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: FRISCH, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geology of the Arctic Islands, 1984-. 8 Areal mapping, less detailed than 1:50 000/Cartographie, a plus petite echelle qu'au 1:50 000

A 500 km2 area to be mapped in detail 100 Pleistocene, metallogenic, magnetic and Le domaine oceanique, region de km south of Pickel Lake, Ontario. gravity maps. Richmond; ibid., MB 89-05, 1989. Cartographie au 1 :20 000 de la region. 129 Stratigraphie fine du prisme d'accretion (Fm MONEY, P.L., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: QUEBEC de St-Danie]) et des depots oceaniques (Groupe Geological integration series, 1987-. de Magog). Synthese paleoenvironnementale To replace the current 1 inch to 4 mile 134 et structurale de ce secteur. Geological Compilation Series. A computer CIESIELSKI, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: processable database is planned (to include Metamorphism and structure in northeast 138 references, select bibliography, mineral Superior Province, Quebec, 1980-. PE RC IV AL, J .A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: deposit descriptions, lithologic and structural Geology of the Ashuanipi Granulite Complex data). 135 in the Schefferville area, Quebec­ CIESIELSKI, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Newfoundland, 1986-. 130 Etudes des roches Archeennes et MUIR, T.L., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Proterozoiques dans la region du Front de 139 Helmo tectono-stratigraphic study, Ontario, Grenville entre Chibougamau et Val d'Or, VALLIERES, A., Ministere de l'Energie et des 1985-90. Quebec, 1984-. Ressources du Quebec: Syn these et compilation geologique du cambro­ 131 136 ordovicien de la region Chaudiere-Matapedia, PERCIVAL,J.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: KETTLES, I.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quebec, 1973-90. Geology of the Chapleau and Groundhog River Surficial mapping in Fort Coulonge area, Unifier la stratigraphie et la structure de blocks, Ontario, 1986-. Quebec, 1986-. l'orogene taconique de cette region. Etape de la phase finale de synthese. 132 137 SAGE, R.P., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: LAVOIE, D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Kabenung Lake area, Ontario, 1987-. Cartographie geologique (1:20 000) du YUKON TERRITORY/ Report in progress. Three maps ready for domaine oceanique, region de Richmond, TERRITOIRE DU YUKON final editing. Estrie, Quebec, 1988-89. Voir: 140 133 Stratigraphie et structurographie de la GORDEY, S.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: THURSTON, P.C., STOTT, G.M., CORTIS, Formation de St-Daniel et du Groupe de Geology of Nahanni map-area, Yukon and A.L., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Magog, region de Richmond; Ministere de Northwest Territories, 1979-. Geology of Ontario, 1987-91. l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec, A summary of Ontario's geology in a MB 88-32, 1988. 141 volume and geological, lithotectonic GORDEY, S.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geology of Sheldon Lake (105J) and Tay River (105K) map area, east central Yukon, 1982-.

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142 145 Au. L'etude vise a en reconstituer l'histoire DUBOIS, J-M.M., PRUD'HOMME, P., GEURTS, M-A., Universite d'Ottawa metallogenique. Universite de Sherbrooke (Geographie et (Geographie): Teledetectionl: Etude des tufs et travertins; Approche 147 Artificialisation des cotes du Quebec, 1986-91. pluridisciplinaire, 1988-90. KETTLES, I.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Voir: Voir: Sensitivity of surficial sediments to effects of Shorelines, encroachments and artificial De l'aeropalynologie aux paleocirculations acid precipitation, 1980-. structures of Quebec (Canada l; Artificial atmospheriques: cas des travertins holocenes; structures and shorelines, Kluwer Acad. Pub!., Geographie physique et quaternaire, vol. 42, 148 p. 475-488, 1988. no. 1, p. 97-99, 1988. LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Analyse de la repartition des equipements Sciences): recreo-touristiques sur les cotes du Quebec; 146 Water quality changes and heavy metal Dep. de geographie et teledetection, JEBRAK, M., FAURE, S., Universite du pollution of Lake Manitoba, 1989-91. Universite de Sherbrooke, 1989, 61 p. Quebec a Montreal (Sciences de la Terre): To synthesize the existing water quality, L'artificialisation des cotes q uebecoises; Etude structural du gite de SELBAIE, 1988- hydrologic, geologic, and biological data on Annales de l'ACFAS, vol. 56, p. 108, 1988. 90; these de maitrise (Faure). this major Prairie reservoir and to interprete Voir: this data in terms of likely overall processes 143 Evolution structurale du gite polymetallique and controls operating in the basin and EGGINTON, P.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Cu-Zn-Au-Ag) de la mine Selbaie, Zone A, watershed; investigate the specific roles of Relationship of flood frequency and heavy Joutel, Quebec; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. precipitation/dissolution of endogenic and metal uptake in growth rings of trees, 1981-. Assoc. Can., Programme et resumes, vol. 14, p. authigenic mineral components in both short A85, 1989. and long-term water chemistry fluctuations; 144 La mine de Selbaie constitue un case and determine the magnitude of selected toxic EGGINTON, P.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: atypique de glte exhalatif polyphase a Cu-Zn- metal contamination in the basin and examine Periglacial processes, Canadian Arctic, 1983-. the geochemistry of these trace metals in the water and sediments. GEOCHEMISTRY/GEOCHIMIE 9

ANALYTICAL METHODS AND spectrometry; Spectrochimica Acta, pt. B, vol. 158 AN AL YSIS/METHODES 44,no.3,p.263-280,1988. HUTCHEON, I.E., NAHNYBIDA, C.G., ANALYTIQUESET ANALYSES Continuing development of methods for SHEVALIER, M., Univ. Calgary (Geology and other elements, including the platinum group. Geophysics): 149 Other ongoing investigations include: Firefloods: oil-water-rock interaction and the BARNES, M.A., NIELSEN, B., Univ. British sampler/skimmer design of the ICP-MS sulphur problem, 1987-91. Columbia (Geological Sciences): interface; nebulization of solutions of high salt See: !)13C analyses of tricyclic diterpene content (fused samples). The diagenesis of the Aberfeldy Field, hydrocarbons, a cyanobacterial hydrocarbon Saskatchewan and the effects of thermal and perylene from anoxic sediments from 154 recovery on well log response; Bull. Can. Powell Lake, British Columbia, 1989; M.Sc. HALDEN, N.M., HAWTHORNE, F .C., Petrol. Geo!., vol. 36, p. 70-85, 1988. thesis (Nielsen). DUROCHER, J.J.G., McKEE, J.S.C., Univ. A comparison of formation reactivity in SCIMS is used to investigate: 1) precursor­ Manitoba (Geological Sciences, Physics): quartz-rich and quartz-poor reservoirs during product relationships for six diterpenoids with High-energy PIXE analysis. steam assisted recovery; UNITAR/UNDP abietane skeletons; 2) !)13C signatures in a Analytical technique is based upon Fourth Internat. Conf., Edmonton, vol. 3, fresh water anoxic environment for resolution of Ka, Kaz, KB1 and KB2 x-ray lines Paper no. 235, p.1-12, 1988. hydrocarbons from different precursors: for heavy elements eq. Au, Pt, U. Intend to diterpenes from conifers; 6-methyl hexadecane explore applications in PIGE and NRA. 159 from cyanobacteria; perylene, whose source is LONGERICH, H.P., Memorial Univ. (Earth unknown. 155 Sciences): HALL, G.E.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: DevelopmentofICP-MS, 1983-. 150 Analytical services and development in Trace element determinations PGE, BERGON, M., BEAUMIER, M., INRS­ geochemistry, 1958-. 147Ndfl44Sm, 87Rbf86Sr, Re-Os, Pb/Pb isotope Georessources: See: ratios. Etude de la representativite des analyses de Pt Determination of W and Mo in natural spring et d1r en fonction de la quantite de materiel waters by ICP-AES (Inductively Coupled analysee, 1988-90. Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry) and EXPLORATION, ORGANIC/ La representativite des analyses de Pt et ICP-MS (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass APPLIQUEE, ORGANIQUE d1r ayant ete determinee, ii reste a mettre a Spectrometry): Application to South Nahanni point une methode d'analyse de routine pour River area, N.W.T., Canada; J. Geochem. 160 Jes EGP - peu chere et sur des quantites Explor., vol. 30, no. 1, p. 63-84, 1988. BERTRAND, R., INRS-Georessources: reduites (de l'ordre de cinq grammes). Review of methods to determine gold, Etalonnage d'indicateurs de la maturation platinum and palladium in production­ thermique substituts a la reflectance de la 151 oriented geochemical laboratories, with vitrinite dans Jes series du Paleozo!que CHAN, C., BINA, S., BAIG, A., Ontario Geo!. application of a statistical procedure to test for inferieur, 1985-89. Surv.: bias; ibid., vol. 30, no. 3, p. 255-286, 1988. L'etude des matieres organiques dispersees A sensitive automated method for Relative merits of two methods of sample du nord-est de la Gaspesie, Quebec, a permis determination of mercury in geological introduction in Inductively Coupled Plasma d'etablir des echelles d'equivalences entre le materials by cold vapor atomic absorption, Mass Spectrometry: electrothermal pouvoir reflecteur des zooclastes et celui de la 1987-88. Semi-automated method for vaporisation and direct sample insertion; J. vitrinite, le maceral standard utilise comme determination of Bi in rocks using FIA Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, vol. 3, no. 6, indicateur de maturation thermique (soumis technique, 1988-90. p. 791-797, 1988. pour publication). A sensitive automated method for the Comparison of the determination of sulphur determination of Hg in rocks by cold vapor AA in geological materials by pyrohydrolysis and 161 has been developed. The sample is digested at ion chromatography with other production­ BERTRAND, R., INRS-Georessources: low heat with nitric and hydrochloric acids. oriented methods; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Sedimentologie et diagenese de la matiere Mercuric ions in the sample solution are lF, p.17-21, 1989. organique dans le bassin appalachien de !'est reduced to Hg vapor and its concentration is Effect of palladium as a matrix modifier in du Quebec: application a la tectonique, a la measured by an LDC/Milton Roy Monitor. The the determination of gold by graphite furnace connaissance geologique du bassin et a la detection limit is 1 ppb and the precision is atomic adsorption spectrometry; ibid., p. 27-30, geologie des hydrocarbures dans 1'1le 2.7%. The results on 53 international 1989. d'Anticosti et dans le nord-est de la Gaspesie, geochemical reference samples are presented. The determination of Pt and Pd in waters; 1985-91. Explore, No. 6, p. 12, 13, 1988. See: 152 Inductively coupled plasma mass Tectonic and burial history of Anticosti Island DESJARDINS, M., CHAGNON, A., INRS­ spectrometry; !.!! Handbook of Inductively and northeastern Gaspe Peninsula Georessources: coupled plasma spectrometry, p. 238-269, 1989. sedimentary sequences, Quebec; Geo!. Assoc. Composition chimique des argiles, diagenese Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with et hydrothermalisme, 1988-89. 156 abstracts, vol. 13, p. A9, 1988. Ce projet vise a etablir une relation entre la HUTCHEON, I.E., Univ. Calgary (Geology L'etude des matieres organiques dispersees composition chimique des argiles et and Geophysics): du nord-e s t de la Gaspesie et de l'ile !'alteration thermique ou chimique de la Geochemistry of basin waters. d'Anticosti, Quebec, a permis de bien evaluer matiere organique situee pres de fluides See: les degres de maturation thermique atteints mineralisants dans des zones alterees. Geochemistry of early carbonate cements in par ces series du Paleozo\que inferieur et de the Cardium Formation, central Alberta; J. situer clans le temps geo logique les 153 Sedimentary Petrol., vol. 58, p. 136-147, 1988. mouvements tectoniques, la generation et la DOHERTY, W., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: migration des hydrocarbures et The determination of trace elements in 157 l'enfouissement maximum des series. geological samples by inductively coupled HUTCHEON, I.E., BLOCH, J.D., Univ. Publications en preparation. plasma mass spectrometry, 1984-. Calgary (Geology and Geophysics): See: Mass transport in the Fort St. John Group, 162 An internal standardization procedure for the Alberta, 1987-89; Ph.D. thesis (Bloch). BERTRAND, R., MALO, M., INRS- determination of yttrium and the rare earth Georessources: elements in geological materials by Role du metamorphisme de la matiere inductively coup led plasma mass organique, associe a la tectonique, sur la 10 Geochemistry/Geochimie mineralisation des zones de failles acadiennes heavy metals on microbial activity in Platinum-group elements in the Bravo Sill, de !'est de la Gaspesie, 1988-89. sediments; and collect samples from lake(s) Ungava, Quebec, 1988-90. L'etude des matieres organiques dispersees near Flin Flon for a new series of experiments. See: dans le voisinage des indices mineralises des Platinum-group elements in the Bravo failles majeures du sud de la Gaspesie a pour 168 Intrusion, Ungava Trough, Quebec; 5'th buts de trouver des indicateurs de la JONASSON, LR., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Internat. Platinum Symp. 1989 August, petrographie organique dans ces zones Environmental geochemistry, 1974-. Helsinki, 1989. mineralisees et d'apporter des elements a la The Bravo Sill contains a lens of massive connaissance de l'histoire geologique de ces 169 sulphide which is enriched in Cu and Pb and phenomenes. La redaction d'un rapport est en ROGERS, P.J ., LOMBARD, P.A., Nova Scotia depleted in Pd, Ni and Au relative to igneous cours. Dept. Mines and Energy: sulphides. The object of the project is to Geochemical atlas of Nova Scotia (MDA), establish the origin of this enrichment and 163 1984-89. depletion. BROOKS, P.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Production of coloured geochemical maps Development of extraction, identification and for multi-media and multi-elements in Nova 176 correlation systems for organic compounds Scotia. BARNES, S-J., POITRAS, A., Universite du from sedimentary rocks and crude oils, 1973-. Quebec a Chicoutimi: See: 170 Platinum-group elements in the Chibougamau A comparison between biomarker ROGERS, P.J., MILLS, R.F., DUNN, C.E., area of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, Quebec, geochemistry of some samples from the Lower OGDEN, P., Geo!. Surv. Can., Nova Scotia 1987-91; Ph.D. thesis (Poitras). Jurassic Nordegg Member and western Dept. Mines and Energy, Univ. Dalhousie Voir: Canada Basin oil sands and heavy oil; Geo!. (Geology): Evaluation du potentiel de la region de Surv. Can., Paper 89-lD, p. 19-24, 1989. Follow-up geochemistry (MDA), Nova Scotia, Chibougamau en elements group de platine 1984-89. Exploration au Quebec-Etudes geo­ 164 Investigation of geochemical anomalies in scientifiques recentes; Ministere de l'Energie FOWLER, M.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Nova Scotia in laices, flora and streams; et des Ressources du Quebec, DV 87-25, p. 85- Hydrocarbon geochemistry Arctic Archipelago regional precious metal survey of northern 88. 1988. and Canadian East Coast offshore, 1976-. Nova Scotia; regional biogeochemical survey of Platinum-group element concentrations at eastern Nova Scotia. the ppm level have been found in veins 165 associated with mafic sills and dykes in the HEROUX, Y., ANDERSON, G.M., 171 Chibougamau area. The project aims to CHAGNON, A., RANDELL, R., INRS­ SNOWDON, L.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: establish how these veins formed. Georessources: Hydrocarbon geochemistry of northern Organic matter and clay as a guide to ore, Interior Plains and Beaufort Sea, 1976-. 177 1988-91. BARNES, S-J., TREMBLAY, C., Universite au Thermal and/or chemical alteration of the 172 Quebec a Chicoutimi: organic matter (microfossils) in the host rocks SNOWDON, L_R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Platinum group elements in the Mequillon of lead-zinc bearing deposits must be related to Petroleum geochemistry of Queen Charlotte Dyke, Ungava, Quebec, 1986-89; these de the temperature, duration and direction of the Islands, British Columbia, 1987-. maitrise (Tremblay). brine flow. Preliminary results at the Polaris Voir: mine of Cominco Ltd. show that not only are 173 Platinum-group elements in Mequillon Dyke, there abundant microfossils, but they show a WARREN, H.V., HORSKY, S.S., Univer. Ungava Trough, New Quebec; Geo!. Assoc. wide range of reflectance values, showing that British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Programme et there is a good possibility that they can be used Thallium and selenium pathfinder elements Resumes, vol. 14, p. A79, 1989. to find an alteration halo. for hydrothermal ore deposits in British The Mequillon dyke is a 120 m thick dyke Columbia, 1989-91 . which shows a variation of PGE content from 166 A paper being prepared for publication 10 ppb at the margins to 15 ppm in the HEROUX, Y., SANGSTER, D.F., INRS­ shows how thallium-selenium relationships in sulphide rich portions. The project aims to Georessources, Geo!. Surv. Can.: vegetation can usefully be used to suggest gold study the distribution of the PGE, major and Variation du pouvoir reflecteur des vitrinites rich environments. trace elements across the dyke. associees aux mineralisations plombo­ zinciferes, en fonction de la lithologie. 178 L'objectif est d'examiner !'influence du type EXPLORATION, NON-ORGANIC/ BARRETT, T.J., JARVIS, I., FRALICK, P.W., de Jithologie (permeabilite aux fluides APPLIQUEE, NON -ORGANIQUE CATTALANI, S., McGill Univ. (Geological metalliferes) sur !'alteration de la matiere Sciences): organique, notamment !'evolution du pouvoir 174 Hydrothermal and sedimentological controls reflecteur. BARNES, S-J., COUTURE, J-F., Universite on the formation of Precambrian and modern du Quebec a Chicoutimi: stratiform sulfides and metalliferous 167 Platinum-group elements in the southwestern sediments, 1987-; Ph.D. thesis (Cattalani). JACKSON, T.A., SUPEENE, K., National Abitibi, Quebec, 1988-92. See: Hydrology Research Institute: Voir: Two-stage hydrothermal formation of a lower Effects of toxic pollutants on microbial Evaluation du potentiel en EGP pour la region Proterozoic sediment-hosted massive sulfide communities. de Rouyn-Noranda; Ministere de l'Energie et deposit, northern Labrador Trough, Quebec; See: des Ressources du Quebec, Rapport d'activite Can. Mineral., vol. 26, p. 871-888, 1988. Accumulation of mercury by plankton and 1988. Rare-earth element geochemistry of some benthic invertebrates in riverine lakes of There are numerous Ni-Cu sulphide Archean iron formations north of Lake northern Manitoba; Can. J. Fisheries and showings associated with small mafic Superior, Ontario; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. Aquatic Sci., vol. 45, no. 10, p. 1744-1757, 1988. intrusion that are rich in PGE in the Baby 570-580, 1988. Effects of clay minerals, hydrated oxides, Group of the southwestern Abitibi. The object Characterization of the stratigraphic and and humic matter on microbial methylation of this study is to understand how this geochemical: Controls on the formation of l) and ... ; Preprints, 3rd Chemical Congress of enrichment arises. different facies of Precambrian iron formations North America, vol. 28, no. 1, p. 589-594, 1988. of the Canadian shield: 2) massive sulfides and To complete the experimental microbiology 175 exhalites in the Abitibi region of Quebec: and project using sediments from Flin Flon area BARNES, S-J., GIOVENAZZO, D., Universite 3) metalliferous sediments in the eastern and northern Manitoba; to perform a new du Quebec a Chicoutimi: Pacific Ocean and Red Sea. Several papers study of inhibitory and stimulatory effects of have been published or are in press. Databases Geochemistry/Geochimie 11 for three further papers are about 50% Prospecting in Areas of Glaciated Terrain, 188 complete, as is the overal project. IMM-CIMM Halifax, 1988, p, 171-183. FORTESCUE, J .A.C., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Sediment traps have now (1988) been Regional geochemical survey of the Magpie 179 installed on a bar in a gold-rich stream (Harris River area, Ontario, 1988-90. BERGERON, M., INRS-Georessources: Creek) in southern British Columbia. Results See: Etude des mecanismes de transport de !'or from the 1988 feshet in May-June indicate A regional geochemical survey of the Magpie dans !es environnements de surface, 1986-. that: sediment load is closely related to stream River area, District of Algoma; Ontario Geo!. Dans le cadre d'un programme a long terme discharge; load experienced at different sites Surv., M.P. 141, p. 489-492, 1988. visant a mieux comprendre le comportement on the bar is similar; and concentrations of During September 1988, a small-scale des metaux precieux dans !es environnements sand size heavy minerals being transported regional geochemical survey based on lake de surface, nous examinerons, au cours des increases as discharge increases. sediments and waters was completed in a 400 trois prochaines annees, !es mecanismes de Experiements will be expanded in 1989. km2 area in the vicinity of the Magpie River transport de !'or par formation_d'un collolde et situated 30 km north of Wawa, Ontario, The par complexation organique. A cet effet, nous 185 Magpie River area is of particular interest at entreprendrons des experiences en laboratoire FLETCHER, W.K., SIBBICK, S.J., Univ. this time because it lies to the west of the et des travaux de terrain. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Goudreau Lake area in which new gold Exploration geochemistry of gold in soils and deposits are currently being developed. The 180 till, Nickel Plate Mine, British Columbia, geochemical survey of the Magpie River area is FEDIKOW, M.A.F., AUGESTEN, B., 1987-; M.Sc. thesis (Sibbick). important because parts of the area are GAGNON, J., Manitoba Energy and Mines Detailed studies of the distribution of gold covered by surficial deposits where outcrops of (Geological Services): in tills and soil profiles have been undertaken bedrock are relatively rare. Stratigraphy, structure and geochemistry of downice from the Nickel Plate deposit. The the Agassiz metallotect, Lynn Lake form and residency sites of gold is now being 189 Greenstone Belt, Manitoba, 1986-; M.Sc. thesis studied. GAREAU, M., SINCLAIR, A.J., Univ. British (Gagnon). Columbia (Geological Sciences): 186 Lithogeochemistry of the Golden Sunlight 181 FORTESCUE, J .A.C., Ontario Geol. Surv.: Mines, Montana, 1985-89; M.Sc. thesis FEDIKOW, M.A.F., DUNN, C.E., Manitoba The use of the geochemistry of Long Lake (Gareau). Energy and Mines (Geological Services), Geo!. sediment cores for verification of regional Multielement DCP data obtained. Assay Surv. Can,: geochemical results: Goudreau Lake area, data provided by company. Interpretation and Vegetation geochemistry-Bernie Lake and Ontario, 1987-89. writing in progress. Bird River areas, Manitoba, 1989-. See: The use of the geochemistry of Long Lake 190 182 Sediment cores for verification of regional HORNBROOK, E.H.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: FEDIKOW, M.A.F., FROESE, E., Manitoba geochemical results: Goudreau Lake area, National geochemical reconnaissance, 197 5-. Energy and Mines (Geological Services), Geo!. District of Algoma; Ontario Geol. Surv., M.P. Surv. Can.: 141, p. 482-488, 1988. 191 Geochemistry of the Cook Lake alteration A program to verify positive geochemical JEBRAK, M., BOISVERT, D., Universite du zone, 1986-. results obtained in 1987 during a regional lake Quebec a Montreal (Science de la terre), sediment geochemical survey in the Goudreau Ministere de l'Energie et des Ressources du 183 Lake area was completed. The verification Quebec: FLETCHER, W.K., COOK, S.J., Univ. British procedure is based on the geochemistry of Morpho-geochimie des mineraux lourds et Columbia (Geological Sciences): segments of long lake sediment cores which mineralisations dans le sud-ouest de la Exploration geochemistry of Pt and associated extend from the surficial sediment at the province du Grenville, 1988-90. elements in soils and sediments from southern bottom of the lake into the mineral matter Confronter les cartes multi-elementaires British Columbia, 1987-; M.Sc. thesis : the Tulameen ultramafic complex, British regional survey results. Geochemistry of altered granitic rocks Columbia. Preliminary analytical results underlying Gunflint sediments of show anomalous concentrations of Pt in 187 northwestern Ontario, 1989. colluvial material downslope of known Pt FORTESCUE,J.A.C., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: occurrences. Future study will involve A regional geochemical survey of part of the 193 detailed investigation of the form and Batchawana Greenstone Belt, 1987-90. KRONBERG, B.l., LESARGE, K., Univ. residency sites of Pt in soils and sediments. See: Western Ontario (Geology): A regional geochemical survey of part of the Geochemical mobilities of iron and copper in 184 Batchawana Greenstone Belt, District of Solobo Copper deposit, Carajas, Amazonia, FLETCHER, W.K., DAY, S.J., WOLCOTT, J., Algoma; Ontario Geo!. Surv., M.P. 141, p. 478- 1986-; M.Sc. thesis CLesarge). Univ. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): 481, 1988. Behaviour and transport of gold and other During July and August 1988, the 194 heavy minerals by streams, 1985-; M.Sc. thesis remaining lake sediment and water sampling KRONBERG, B.I., MELFI, A.J., Lakehead (Day). (947 samples) required for a regional Univ. (Geology), Univ. Sao Paulo See: geochemical survey of the Batchawana ( Geosciencesl: Determination of gold by cyanidation and Greenstone Belt was completed. To provide Geochemistry of weathering of basaltic rocks graphite furnace atomic absorption geochemical information which is of direct from Parana Basin (Brasill, 1984-. spectroscopy; J. Geochemical Exp!., vol. 30, p. importance to exploration in the Batchawana 29-34, 1988. Greenstone Belt, either by confirming and, 195 Behaviour of gold and other heavy minerals possibly, extending areas of known LAST, W.M., LAMBERT, S., Univ. Manitoba in drainage sediments: some implications for mineralization, or by indicating new areas CGeological Sciences): exploration geochemical surveys; in within which mineralization may occur. 12 Geochemistry/Geochimie

Hydrogeochemistry of saline lakes in the See: to heavy mineral separation so that northern interior plains of western Canada Lake sediment and water geochemical surveys independent gold grains may be counted and and northern United States, 1989-92. for rare-metal mineralization in Labrador; examined for their size and shape to help in To describe the chemical variability of the Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Rept. 89-l, 1989. determining their provenance. Quaternary lacustrine brines in the northern Interior Lake sediment and water surveys in four stratigraphy and till geochemistry data Plains, and to attempt to decipher the controls areas of Labrador were made. Analyses of collected in 1987 and 1988 will be released in of this variability on a regional basis. sediment by AA, ICP and neutron activation standard formats followed by a summary reflected known mineralization, areas of report in the near future. 196 alkaline bedrock, and identified new target LEVINSON, A.A., Univ. Calgary (Geology and areas. The best indicator elements include 207 Geophysics): REE, Re, F, Nb, Pb, TL, Zn and Zr. Yttrium in TANGUAY, M.G., TRUDEL, P., PERRAULT, Exploration geochemistry, 1972-. water is useful. G., SEA, F., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie See: mineral): Practical problems in exploration 202 Dispersion de !'or en milieu lateritique autour geochemistry; Applied Publishing Ltd., 1987. McCONNELL, J., HONARVAR, P., de gisements volcano-sedimentaires Newfoundland Dept. Mines: birrimiens, au Mali et en Cote d'Ivoire, 1989- 197 The application of soil and stream sediment 94; these de doctorat (Sea). MARCOTTE, D., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie geochemistry to gold exploration, 1986-89. Etude des phenomenes de dispersion de !'or mineral): A comprehensive open file report on the dans !es laterites au-dessus de gisements Analyse multidimensionnelle des donnees results of this research will be available in the connus afin de preciser Jes methodes geochimiques de sediments de lacs des regions spring of 1989. d'interpretation des !eves geochimiques multi­ de Manicouagan et de Shefferville, 1988-89. elements et mieux diriger l'orpaillage et la See: 203 prospection. Lake sediments in the Manicouagan area: McCONNELL, J . , HONARVAR, P., Multivariate analysis and variography used to Newfoundland Dept. Mines: 208 enhance anomalies response; Actes du colloque Appliation of lake sediment and soil WOOD, S., VLASSOPOULOS, D., Ministere "Statistical Applications in the Earth geochemistry to gold exploration in Labrador, de l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: Sciences" Ottawa, nov. 1988. 1987-89. Mobilite chimique des EGP dans Application des methodes d'analyse des An open file of the results of the work will l'environnement secondaire, 1988-89. donnees multidimensionneles et de be available in the summer of 1989. Apres avoir repere quelques variographie (variogrammes) au filtrge des environnements mineralises en EGP et valeurs originales des sediments de lacs de 204 preleve des echantillons de roche, d'eau et de fa~on a rehausser le signal anomalique. McTAGGART, K.C., KNIGHT, J., Univ. sol, le travail consiste a definir s'il y a British Columbia (Geological Sciences): dispersion chimique, dans quelle mesure elle 198 Composition of lode and placer gold, 1983-; opere et quels sont Jes elements qui en sont MARCOTTE, D., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie M.Sc. thesis (Knight). affectes. mineral): See: Analyse multidimensionnelle des donnees Progress report on the composition of gold from geochimiques de sediments de ruisseau dans la southern British Columbia; British Columbia GENERALJGENERALITES region de Gatineau, 1989. Ministry Mine, Energy, Petrol. Res., Paper 88- Ce travail vise a rehausser le contenu utile l, 1988. 209 dans une optique de prospection de releves de AL-AASM, I.S., MUIR, I., Univ. Windsor sediments de ruissea u. Des methodes 205 (Geology), Esso Canada: d'analyse des donnees multi-dimensionnelles PINTSON, H., LUDDEN, J.N., Universite de Sedimentology and isotopic studies of black et de geostatistique sont utilisees a cette fin. Montreal (Geologie): shales and associated carbonates in the Late Archaean granitoid genesis in the Middle-Upper Devonian Hare Indian and 199 Superior Province of Canada, 1986-; Ph.D. Cano! Formations, 1989. MATYSEK, P.F., GRAVEL, J .L., DAY, S.J., thesis (Pintson). British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Evaluation using trace elements and 210 Petrol. Res.: isotopic traces of the origins of late Archaean AMIREAULT, S., VALIQUETTE, G., Ecole Applied geochemistry-regional geochemistry granitoids from the Abitibi belt, in particular, Polytechnique (Genie mineral): survey, British Columbia. and on a more general basis the Superior Geochimie et petrographie des intrusifs See: Province. felsiques du centre nord de la Gaspesie, 1987- Regional geochemical survey, northern 89; these de maitrise en science (Amireault). Vancouver Island and adjacent mainland; 206 Les granitoides des monts Chaune, Hog's British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, STEELE, K.G., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Back, Vallieres-de-St-Real et Brown sont Petrol. Res., Paper 1988-1, 1988. Reconnaissance till sampling program, analyses et compares aux granitoides qui Using the regional geochemical survey Matheson-Lake Abitibi area, Ontario, 1984-89. accompagnent Jes mineralisations des mines database:examples from 1988 release; ibid., See: Gaspe a Murdochville. Les analyses de ces 1988. Gold grains in sonic drill core samples (1988> granitoides devoniens seront traites par Analytical results from 1987 R.G.S. from the Lake Abitibi-Matheson area, District methodes statistiques. (northwestern British Columbia l released of Cochrane; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Map P.3130, during summer of 1987 - RGS open files 18, 19 Geophysical/Geochemical Series-Preliminary 211 and 20. Map, scale 1:100000,Geology 1988. BALLANTYNE, S.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Bedrock samples from the sonic drilling Applied geochemistry for the Cordillera, 1979-. 200 program (1987) in the Matheson area, District MAURICE, Y.T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: of Cochrane; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Map P.3114, 212 Geochemical exploration technology i n Geological Series-Preliminary Map, scale BARAGAR, W.R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ultrabasic complexes, 1983-. 1:100 000, Geology 1987, 1988, 1989. Stratigraphy and geochemistry of the volcanic Reconnaissance till sampling program, rocks of the Circum-Ungava Belt, District of 201 Matheson-Lake Abitibi area, District of Keewatin, 1978-. McCONNELL, J ., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: Cochrane; Ontario Geo!. Surv., M.P. 141, p. Lake sediment geochemistry applied to 472-477, 1988. 213 exploration for rare earth/rare metal The fifth and final year of a reconnaissance BRAND, U., McALLISTER, J ., BATES, N., mineralization. till sampling project continued until March COLQUHOUN, I., Brock Univ.

Global changes in the marine biomass and maltrise a deja defini la stra tigraphie et la 230 hydrosphere, 1986-; M.Sc. theses (McAllister, petrographie. Les analyses sont avancees pour HOLM, P.E., SMITH, T.E., Univ. Windsor Bates, Colquhoun). Jes elements majeurs, mineurs et terres-rares. (Geology): Geochemical and tectonic studies within the 214 222 Elsevir terrane of the Grenville Province, BREAKS, F.W., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: DYCK, W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1984-91. The Petrunk W-Be property - an Archean Disequilibrium in the uranium series, 1978-. To use the geochemistry of the volcanic holmquistite-bearing Greisan System, 1988. sequences and minor intrusions to identify the See: 223 probable environment of eruption and to place Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 89-97, EASTON, R.M., THURSTON, P.C., JENSEN, constraints on the tectonic history of the area. 1988. L.J., GRUNSKY, E.C., Ontario Geo!. Surv., CSIRO, Australia: 231 215 Geochemical classification of Archean volcanic JEBRAK, M., Universite du Quebec a BOYLE, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: rocks, 1985-91. Montreal (Sciences de la Terre): Groundwater geochemistry in mineral and Analyse de la dispersion des mineraux hydrocarbon exploration, 1983-. 224 lourds et des sediments de ruisseau dans le ELLWOOD, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: bassin de Mont Laurier et sa bordure ouest. 216 Automated geochemical cartographic CAMERON, E.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: development, 1975-. 232 Isotopic geochemistry, Precambrian KERR, A., DAVENPORT, P.H., FRYER, B.J., mineralized basins, District of Mackenzie and 225 Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Memorial Univ. Ontario, 1980-. FINN, G.C., Brok Univ. (Geological Sciences): (Earth Sciences): See: Evolution of the Archaean Hopedale Block, Granitoid rocks of the Central Mineral Belt, Geology of the Archean Murdock Creek Labrador, 1982-. Labrador. intrusion, Kirkland Lake, Ontario; Geo!. Surv. Geochronological component of the study See: Can., Paper 89-lC, p. 313-323, 1989. has been written up and submitted for Lake sediment and lithogeochemical patterns publication. Geochemistry and origin of the in relation to lithotectonic terranes in eastern 217 Maggo gneiss will be submitted separately for Labrador; Ego!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. CERNY, P., MEINTZER, R.E., PAN, J., publication. Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 12, p. A65, CLARK, G.S., MacDONALD, D., FRYER, B.J., 1988. LONGSTAFFE, F.J., BAADSGAARD, H., 226 Isotopic and trace element characteristics of Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences), FOWLER, A.D., JENSEN, L.S., Univ. Ottawa the Trans-Labrador Batholith: Implications for Memorial Univ. (Earth Sciences), Univ. (Geology), Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Middle Proterozoic crustal growth on the Western Ontario (Geology), Univ. Alberta Trace element modelling of Archean southern margin of Proto-Laurentia; ibid., p. (Geology): metavolcanic rocks in the Abitibi Greenstone A65, 1988. Geochemistry of granitic pegmatites, 1968-; Belt, Ontario, 1985-88. Contrasting geochemical patterns in M.Sc. thesis (MacDonald). To model the sources of tholeiitic and calc­ specialized granites of the ca. 1650 Ma Trans­ Trace elements in feldspar crystallization al kalic magmas and their subsequent Labrador Batholith, eastern Labrador; ibid., p. sequences; Rb-Tl fractionation in pollucite; Rb­ crystallization. A65, 1988. Cs fractionation in feldspars and micas; Al-Ga fractionation; P abundances in feldspars; 227 233 isotopic relationships in accessory minerals. GOODFELLOW, W.D., Geol. Surv. Can.: KRONBERG, B.I., MALEK, L., Lakehead Geochemistry of mineral occurrences and their Univ. (Geology, Biology): 218 host rocks in the northern Cordillera, 1979-. Influences on tree seedling growth rates ofrock COKER, W.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: and rock-derived fertilizers, 1989. Geochemical methodologies in glaciated Isotopic geochemistry of the Jason stratiform terrains, Manitoba and Ontario, 1986-. sediment-hosted zinc-lead deposit, Macmillan 234 Pass, Yukon; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lE, p. LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba

236 The stratiform ores at Elliot Lake provide a 247 LUDDEN, J .N., Universite de Montreal good example of the complex evolutionary, TAYLOR, B.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Geologie): diagenetic, chemical and mobilization Light stable isotope geochemistry of rock and Geochemical mass balances at subduction processes involved in kerogen paragenesis. ore-forming processes, 1985-. zones. The present study undertakes to delineate See: Evaluation of the composition of sediments some of the relationships between uranium­ Degassing of rhyolitic magmas: hydrogen subducted in Benioff zones. Implications for poor kerogen globules and nearby U-rich isotope evidence and implications for the compositions of one magmas and ancient kerogens. magmatic-hydrothermal ore deposits; Can. volcanic rocks. Instit. Mining Metal., Sp. Vol. 39, p. 33-49, 242 1988. 237 MOSSMAN, P.J., WIGGERING, H., Mount LUDDEN, J.N., FRANCIS, D., SKULSKI, T., Allison Univ. (Geology), Univ. Esen, West 248 CHARLAND, A., Universite de Montreal Germany (Geology): THORPE, R.I., Geo!. Surv. Can.:

252 40Arf39Ar study of igneous rocks in the Taseko 266 ARCHIBALD, D.A., FARRAR, E., Queen's Lakes-Bridge River area, British Columbia, BAADSGAARD, H., CAVELL, P.A., Univ. Univ. (Geological Sciences): 1987-. Alberta (Geology): Tectonothermal history of the southern See: Age and genesis of the Kaminak Lake alkaline Kootenay Arc and Purcell Anticlinorium, Preliminary report on 40Arf39Ar geochronology complex, N.W.T., 1987-91. southeastern British Columbia, 1976-. of the Warner Pass, Noaxe Creek and Bridge Field investigation and sampling River map areas (92 0/3, 2; 92 J/16); British completed in summer 1988. Chemical analysis 253 Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. of lithologies underway - U-Pb, Rb-Sr, Sm-Nd ARCHIBALD, D.A., FARRAR, E., Queen's Res., Paper 1989-1, 1989. analyses in progress. Univ. (Geological Sciences): To establish the timing of volcanism, An isotopic study of granitoid rocks associated mineralization and alteration related to small, 267 with W-skarn, Selwyn Mountains, Yukon and shallow-level plutons in the area, and to BAADSGAARD, H., CERNY, P., Univ. Northwest Territories, 1985-. investigate the thermal history of amphibole­ Alberta (Geology), Univ. Manitoba (Earth bearing rocks in the Bridge River terrane. Sciences): 254 Isotope systematics of pegmatite formation in ARCHIBALD, D.A., FARRAR, E., 261 the Winnipeg River pegmatite fields, CARMICHAEL, D.M., JOURNEAY, J.M., ARCHIBALD, D.A., TAYLOR, R., FARRAR, Manitoba, 1988-91. Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences): E., Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences), Over 100 samples of various pegmatite An isotopic study of the west flank of Carleton Univ. (Geology): minerals have been collected from 8 separate Frenchman's Cap dome, southeastern British 40Arf39Ar study of the Mt. Pleasant area, New pegmatite occurrences. At least three separate Columbia, 1983-. Brunswick, 1985-. events seem to be emerging from the isotopic evidence by Rb-Sr, Pb-Pb and V-Pb 255 262 measurements. Complex metamoprhic ARCHIBALD, D.A., FARRAR, E., CLARK, ARMSTRONG, R.L., FRIEDMAN, R.M., processes are indicated. A.H., SEAL, R., Queen's Univ. (Geological GHOSH, D.K., VAN DER HEYDEN, P., Univ. Sciences), Univ, Michigan (Geological British Columbia (Geological Sciences): 268 Sciences): Southern Cordilleran Transect-geochron, BAADSGAARD, H., CONNOLLY, C.C., Univ. A K-Ar and 40 Ar/39 Ar study of the Lake George radiogenic isotopes, and tectonics, 1975-. Alberta (Geology): antimony deposit, southern New Brunswick, See: Sr isotope variation in diagenetic mineral 1983-89; M.Sc. thesis (Seal). Eocene extensional tectonics and reactions - Viking Formation, Alberta, 1986- geochronology of the southern Omineca Belt, 89; Ph.D. thesis (Connolly). 256 British Columbia and Washington; Tectonics, Two-thirds of thesis work is completed. The ARCHIBALD, D.A., FARRAR, E., HANES, vol. 7, p. 181-212, 1988. final work on diagenetic source materials and J .A., Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences): U-Pb, Rb-Sr, and K-Ar dating of magmatic products is yet to be done, but Sr isotope An 40Ar/39Ar study of the Kapuskasing rocks in southern B.C. (49°53°N) is continuing. studies of the limestones and brines is structural zone, northern Ontario, 1979-. Paleozoic metamorphism and granitic plutons completed. An isotopic study of the sheared eastern have turned up at several places in the Cache margin of the KSZ is in progress. A regional­ Creek Terrane. 269 sca le, isotopic transect of the KSZ and BAADSGAARD, H., LERBEKMO, J .F., neighbouring regions has been initiated as 263 WIJBRANS,J.R., Univ. Alberta

Geochronology and metallogeny of Sn-W 280 289 mineralization in Thailand, 1986-89; Ph.D. FRIEDMAN, R.M., ARMSTRONG, R.L., Univ. MORTENSEN, J .K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: thesis (Charusiri). British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Geochronological and field studies, northern Southern Coast Plutonic Complex - U-Pb Cordillera and Canadian Shield, 1988-92. 273 geochronometry, 1988-90. CHEILLETZ, A., FARRAR, E., CLARK, A.H., Collections from 1988 summer are being 290 Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences): dated. SIMONETTI, A., DOIG, R., McGill Univ. Petrologic and geochronologic study of Sn/W (Geological Sciences): enrichment of the Macusani volcanics, Peru, 281 U-Pb and Rb-Sr study of granitic rocks of the 1988-89. GHOSH, D.K., ARMSTRONG, R.L., Univ. southern Quebec Appalachians, 1986-88; M.Sc. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): thesis (Simonetti). 274 Whitehorse, Yukon regional geochronometry, Devonian granitic plutons of the southern DOIG, R., McGill Univ. (Geological Sciences): 1988-89. Quebec Appalachians occur in a cluster, sub­ The age of the Morin Anorthosite, Quebec, U-Pb, Rb-Sr, and K-Ar dating of intrusive, adjacent to a belt of more widespread 1987-89. volcanic, and metamorphic rocks is in progress. plutonism in northern New England. Precise The Morin Anorthosite has no significant Sample localities lie between Whitehorse and (concordant) U-Pb ages on zircon, titanite and gabbroic components, making the search for the Coast Mountains. monazite yield two age groups of 37 4 to 377 Ma zirconium minerals especially difficult. Of (Winslow, Aylmer, Ste-Cecile) and 383 ± 3 many samples tested, one contained large, 282 (Lac aux Araignees). Rb-Sr data indicate a clear, low-uranium zircons. Aliquots of these HEAH, T., ARMSTRONG, R.L., Univ. British lower continental crust derivation (initial yield ages of 1150.l to 1154.0 Ma. The Columbia

See: 297 298 Age of the loess record in interior Alaska: XUE XIANYU, SCARFE, C.M., ZODROW, E.L., University College of Cape Dating distal tephra beds by the isothermal BAADSGAARD, H., Univ. Alberta (Geology): Breton (Geology): plateau fission-track method; 6th Internet!. Geochemical and isotopic studies ofultramafic Tonstein ages for the Sydney Coalfield, Nova Fission Track Dating Workshop, Abstract Vol. xenoliths from West Kettle River, British Scotia, 1988-. p. Cl-6(0), 1988. Columbia, 1986-88; M.Sc. thesis (Xue). As large-scale volcanism is evident in Dating hydrated volcanic glass shards of A systematic geochemical and Nd, Sr, 0 Carboniferous coalfields of Europe and the felsic composition by a variant of the 30 isotopic study has been attempted on eastern USA, it is assumed that volcanic ash thermal plateau fission-track method; ibid., p. ultramafic xenoliths from a Pliocene should also have been deposited here in Cl-2(0), 1988. basanitoid flow at West Kettle River to Sydney. This has lead to a search for Isothermal plateau f-t age of the late increase our understanding of the nature and identifying altered volcanic bands. It appears Pleistocene Old Crow tephra, Alaska; evolution of the upper mantle beneath that the best chances involve coal seams of Geophysical Res. Letters, vol. 15, p. 376-379, southern British Columbia. older age in which tonstein can be found. Very 1988. precise ages can be obtained from it by Ar methods.

GEOLOGICAL COMPUTER APPLICA TIONS/APPLICA TIO NS DE L'INFORMA TI QUE A LA GEOLOGIQUE

299 Petrogenetic applications of spreadsheet The coal data base's prime function is to BERMAN, R.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: software, 1987-90. support the coal-related information Development of thermodynamic models and See: requirements of the Alberta Geological software for accurate geothermobarometry, Petrogenetic modelling with a spreadsheet Survey's Coal Geology Group as well as 1988-94. program; J. Geo!. Education, vol. 36, p. 157- industry and government. The consolidation 159, 1988. and integration of data produced by the Coal 300 Geology Group since 1983 was an important BRODARIC, B., FYON, J.A., Ontario Geo!. 303 objective of the project. The data base must Surv.: JONES, L.D., BORSHOLM, C.B., British also provide a centralized collection of coal Field based digital mapping and data retention Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. geoscience data in a consistent format, system development, 1987-89. Res.: regardless of the source of the data, while See: MINFILE, 1984-. simultaneously archiving costly-to-obtain Field implementation of a developmental MINFILE is the Geological Survey data. computer-based digital mapping and data Branch's computerized mineral inventory and storage system; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. geology database of over 10,000 mineral 305 Paper 141, p. 378-380, 1988. occurrences in British Columbia. Coding of the TESKEY, D.J ., Geo!. Surv. Can.: A microcomputer oriented system intended database is 54% complete, of which 20% is Development of regional geophysical data for map construction and data archiving using released. Planned for 1989-90 is the coding of processing and interpretation methods, 1982-. AutoCAD cartographic software and the dBase 3000 occurrences and the release of 22 map database environment. Geological data are sheets, amounting to 43% of the Province. 306 collected and stored into the computer, in the MINFILE/pc, a search and report for the ZODROW, E.L., University College of Cape field, resulting in daily map and database personal computer, will be enhanced with a Breton (Geology): growth. Project still under development. data entry module. Emending Pecopteris acadica Bell, 1962, 1987-. Granted that the eye can detect differences 301 304 in lateral veination in general, an attempt is CHUNG, C.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: RICHARDSON, R.J.H., KRZANOWSKI, R.M., made to be more objective in pecopterid Development of computer-based statistical CHAO, D.K., Alberta Research Council taxonomy. Accordingly, frequency analysis is techniques applicable to regional geological (Geological Survey): applied to species which show fascicles and no and mineral deposit data, 1975-. Coal Geology GeoScience Information System mid-vein in an attempt to taxonomically pilot study, 1987-89. delimit Bell's species from surrounding taxa 302 with which it shares similarities. HOLM, P.E., Univ. Windsor (Geology): 18 GEOMATHEMATICS/MATHEMATIQUE DE LA TERRE

307 Integration of geological datasets for gold 311 AGTERBERG, F.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: exploration in Nova Scotia; Photogrammetric MARCOTTE, D . , DAVID, M. , Ecole Probability models for estimating mineral Engineering and Remote Sensing, vol. 54, no. Polytechnique (Genie mineral): potential and for geoprocessing, 1969-. 11,p. 1585-1592, 1988. Relations theoriques entre trend surface et See: Lineament analysis of Cobquid Highlands, fonctions aleatoires intrinseques d'ordre k, Application of recent developments of Nova Scotia, using Seasat, Landsat and Spot 1987-88. regression analysis in regional mineral data; Proc. 11th Can. Sy mp. on Remote See: resource evaluation; NATO Advanced Sci. Sensing, p. 311-328, 1989. Trend surface analysis as a special case of!RF­ Instit. Ser. C: Mathematical and Physical Sci., k Kriging; Mathematical Geo!., vol. 20, no. 7, vol. 223, p. 1-28, 1988. 309 1988. Spatial analysis of patterns of land-based GRADSTEIN, F.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: L'article montre que le krigeage inclut le and ocean-floor ore deposits; ibid., p. 283-299, Quantitative stratigraphy in paleo­ trend surface analysis comme cas tres 1988. oceanography and petroleum basin analysis, particulier. Recent developments in quantitative 1985-. stratigraphy; Earth-Science Rev. , vol. 25, no. 1, 312 p. 1-73, 1988. 310 MELLINGER, M., Saskatchewan Research Spatial and multivariate analysis of JOWETT, E.C., ROBIN, P-Y. F., Univ. Council (Data Analysis Group): geochemical data from metavolcanic rocks in Waterloo (Earth Sciences), Univ. Toronto Usage of multivariate data analysis the Ben Neves area, Ontario; Internat. Assoc. (Geology): techniques for the interpretation of geological for Mathematical Geo!., vol. 20, no. 7, p. 825- Orientation data on the sphere - statistical and geochemical data, 1981-. 861, 1988. analysis, 1985-. Emphasis is on multivariate descriptive See: data analysis, extracting models from the data. 308 Statistical significance of clustered orientation The main technique used is correspondence BOHMAN-CARTER, G.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: data on the sphere: an empirical derivation; J. (factor) analysis with relevant data recording Geomathematical applications in the Geo!., vol. 96, p. 591-599, 1988. schemes. Other techniques used are integration of geoscience map data, 1983-. To develop a theoretical statistic that classification methods. See: characterizes the significance of clusters of Numerical procedures and computer program orientation data points - we have developed an 313 for fitting on inverted Gaussian model to empirial (Monte Carlo simulation) statistic, STANLEY, C.R., SINCLAIR, A.J ., Univ. vegetation reflectance data; Computers and but no one has yet developed a theoretical British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Geosciences, vol. 14, no. 3, p. 339-356, 1988. statistic. Comparison of data classification procedures in applied geochemistry using Monte Carlo simulation, 1984-88; Ph.D. thesis (Stanley).

GEOMORPHOLOGY/GEOMORPHOLOGIE

314 Airphoto interpretation for the evaluation See: DUBOIS, J-M.M., NADEAU, L., LESSARD, of Atlantic Salmon habitat for river The geomorphic impact of the catastrophic G., Universite de Sherbrooke (Geographie et restauration; 2nd Symp. on the Ecology of October flood on the plan form of Squamish Teledetection): Fluvial Fishes, LOdz, Pologne, 1988. River, southwestern British Columbia; Can. J. Geomorphologie et evolution littorales de la Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. 1078-1087, 1988. Cote Nord du Saint-Laurent et de l'ile 316 Ongoing project on the fluvial d'Anticosti, Quebec, 1976-89. DYKE, L.D., MICHAUD, Y., Queen's Univ. geomorphology and sedimentology of British Voir: (Geological Sciences): Columbia coastal rivers and estuaries. Fleches transversales de plate-forme rocheuse The mechanics of bedrock frost heaving in a l'ile d'Anticosti, Quebec; Le Geographe permafrost regions, 1986-90; Ph.D. thesis 320 Canadien, vol. 33, p. 98-107, 1989. (Michaud). LAURIOL, B., Universite d'Ottawa To determine the mechanism responsable (Geographie): 315 for frost-heaved bedrock features. Field and Les karsts du nord du Yukon-Canada, 1983-. DUBOIS, J-M.M., PROVENCHER, L. , laboratory data are used to identify the main See: Universite de Sherbrooke (Geographie et factors. Topoclimatic zones and ice dynamics in the Teledetection): caves of the northern Yukon; Arctic, vol. 41, Geomorphologie des littoraux lacustres et 317 no.3,p.215-220, 1988. fluviaux et essai de teledetection, 1980-89. FORBES, D.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Les terraces de cryoplanation dans le nord Voir: Morphology, sedimentology, and dynamics of du Yukon-Canada; Geographie physique et Tele-interpretation de la dynamique fluviale Newfoundland coast, 1981-. quaternaire, vol. 42, no. 3, p. 303-314, 1988. par les methodes analogique et numerique; Notre objectif est d'etudier les phenomenes Universite de Sherbrooke, 1988, 155 p. 318 periglaciaires actuels associes aux cavernes du Tele-interpretation de !'habitat du saumon HEGINBOTTOM, J.A., Geol. Surv. Can.: nord du Yukon dans le but de mieux atlantique pour la restauration des rivieres; Geomorphic processes, Mackenzie Valley - interpreter le paleoforme de tirage ou la Universite de Sherbrooke, 1989, 31 p. Arctic Coast, 1968-. segregation de glace trouvees dans le cavernes Erosion des berges de la riviere Moisie; temjerees. On pourrait epayer de cette faconde Universite de Sherborrke, 1988, 9 p. 319 determiner la profondun et les limites Delimitation du lac Louise (Weedon) et de HICKIN, E.J., BRIERLEY, G., BROOKS, G., meridionales du pergelisol en Amerique du la riviere Saint-Fran~ois; Universite de SICHINGABULA, H., Simon Fraser Univ. Nord et en Europe. Sherbrooke, rapport au Ministere de la Justice (Geography): du Quebec, 1989, 6 p. Geomorphic control of sediment supply and 321 La tele-interpretation: un outil au service river behavior in the British Columbia coastal LEWKOWICZ, A.G., STOKER, K.J.L., Univ. des amateurs d'eau vive; Annales de l'ACFAS, mountains, 1988-; Ph.D. theses (Brierley, Toronto (Erindale College-Geography): vol. 56, p. 109, 1988. Brooks, Sichingabula). Geomorphology/Geomorphologie 19

Influence of climate on earth surface processes, 322 See: Arctic Canada, 1988-; M.Sc. thesis (Stoker). ROBERTS, M.C., Williams, H.F.L., JOL, H., The seismic facies of a delta onlapping an To assess the current climatic influences on Simon Fraser Univ. (Geography): offshore island: Fraser River delta, British geomorphic processes in order to predict the Depositional sequences and facies architecture Columbia; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 15, p. effects of future climatic change in permafrost of Fraser River delta, British Columbia, 1983-; 137-142, 1988. areas. Ph.D. thesis (Williams), M.Sc. thesis (Joi).

GEOPHYSICS/GEO PHYSIQUE

ELECTRICAUMETHODES We are currently involved with: electrical electromagnetic data and 8 km of EM sounding ELECTRIQUES expression of axial magma chambers, an experiments were completed during the Fall of investigation of EM response of magma 1988. Field surveying on this project followed 323 chambers at a typical midocean ridge using extensive computer modelling and field BOERNER, D.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: finite element analysis. orientation so as to optimize surveying Electromagnetic studies in the Gaspe parameters and procedures. Peninsula, Quebec, 1988-89. 329 EDWARDS, R.N., FERGUSON, I.J., KWAN, 332 324 C.H., Univ. Toronto (Physics): JONES, A.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: CHAKRIDI, R., CHOUTEAU , M., Numerical modelling of thin sheet conductors, Electromagnetic studies of the Canadian MARESCHAL, M., Ecole Polytechnique 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis (Kwan). landmass and adjacent offshore regions, 1987-. (Genie mineral): See: See: Interpretation des donnees A novel method for computing the EM Magnetotelluric observations along the magnetotelluriques de regions a geologie response of a conductive plate in a conductive LITHOPROBE southeastern Canadian complexe, 1987-90; these de doctorat host (Astract); SEG 58th Annual Internat. Cordilleran transect; Geophys. Res. Letters, (Chakridi). Expoi;ition, Oct. 30 - Nov. 3, 1988. vol. 15, no. 7, p. 677-680, 1988. Mise au point d'une technique permettant Existing thin sheet solutions tend to fail to Static shift of magnetotelluric data and its d'eliminer !es effets des heterogeneites de generate strong vortex in resistive medium. removal in a sedimentary basin environment; surface. We developed a novel plate, whose solution can Geophysics, vol. 53, no. 7, p. 967-978, 1988. describe the channeling and vortex currents 325 equally well in condutive medium. 333 CHOUTEAU, M., BOUCHARD, K., Ecole KNIGHT, R., KNOLL, M., Univ. British Polytechnique (Genie mineral): 330 Columbia (Geological Sciences): Evaluation par methodes geophysiques de la EDWARDS, R.N., UTADA, H., LAW, L.K., The use of ground penetrating radar for qualite des microgabbros comme pierre de FERGUSON, I.J., Univ. Toronto (Physics): contaminant detection, 1989-; Ph.D. thesis taille, 1988. Controlled source EM sounding beneath (Knoll). Voir: Georgia Strait, 1988-. Geophysical evaluation of microgabbro for To determine the conductivity structure of 334 dimension stone, Uruguay; 51e congres annuel the shallow crust beneath Georgia Strait. A LAW, L.K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: de l'EAEG, Berlin-Ouest, Allemagne Federale, preliminary survey has confirmed the Electromagnetic soundings of specific onshore 29 mai- 2 juin, 1989. feasibility of the method and a more detailed and offshore regions in Western Canada, Tentative d'utilisation de la resistivite survey is planned for June 1989. 1986-. D.C., du magnetisme et de la sismique refraction comme outils d'evaluation du degre 331 335 d'alteration et de fracturation de dykes de HANNESON, J .E., HUXTER, R.S., Ontario LEFEBVRE, D.L., GRAVEL, C., BOIVIN, R., microgabbro noir utilise comme piere de taille. Geo!. Surv.: Ministere de l'Energie et des Ressources du Detection and mapping of basement Quebec: 326 conductors under areas covered by thick Verification d'anomalies EM dans la Fosse du DELAURIER, J .M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Huronian sedimentary rocks, Ontario, 1986- Labrador, Quebec, 1988-89. Mangetotelluric depth sounding over western 90. Les mesures de terrain ont ete effectuees en Cordillera, 1987-. See: aoO.t - septembre '88. L'analyse des donnees UTEM Profile Data (1987), Cobalt Geophysical est en cours et un rapport sera redige pour le 327 Research Project, Cobalt ara, District of mois d'avril '89. DYCK,A.V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Timiskaming, Ontario: Ontario Geo!. Surv., Borehole geophysics (electrical and magnetic Maps P.3133, P.3141, Geophysical Series­ 336 techniques), 1974-. Preliminary maps, scale 1:20 000, 1989. THEVENIN, J., CHOUTEAU, M., Ecole The detection and mapping of basement Polytechnique

EXPLORATION/PROSPECTION Construction of the high-sensitivity 348 magnetometer will be completed in 1989 and BUCHAN, K.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 337 subsequent seafloor soundings are planned. Paleomagnetism of the Appalachian orogen of CHARBONNEAU, B.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Eastern Canada, 1985-. Integrated airborne geophysical surveys, 342 N.W.T., 1988-90. MACNAB, R.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 349 East coast poetntial fields, 1973-. CHRISTIE, K.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 338 Paleomagnetism and rock magnetism CHOUTEAU, M., BOUCHARD, K., Ecole 343 instrumentation and technological Polytechnique (Genie mineral): QUENNEVILLE J., CHOUTEAU, M., Ecole development, 1970-. Cartographie de galleries a !'aide de la Polytechnique (Genie mineral): geophysique - Applications a Salacta Interpretation des donnees TBF par filtrage 350 (Tunisie), 1988-89. Wiener a multiples canaux, 1987-89; these de FAHRIG, W.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Voir: maitrise en science (Quenneville). Paleomagnetism of Proterozoic igneous and La geophysique appliquee a la detection des See: sedimentary rocks of the Precambrian Shield, catacombes; Chapitre 4, Cahiers des Etudes Multichannel digital filters applied to VLF 1984-. Anciennes XXII, Sellecthum I, Univ. du data interpretation; 51e congre annuel de Quebec a Trois-Rivieres, decembre, 1988. l'EAEG, Berlin-ouest, Allemagne Federale, 29 351 Detection of Catacombs in Salacta mai - 2 juin, 1989. GRIEVE, R.A.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Tunisia), using microgravity, magnetic, EM Progress in automatic VLF interpretation; Aeromagnetic applications, 1988-93. and resistivity methods; 51e congres annuel de Can. Geophysical Union 16th Ann. General l'EAEG, Berlin-ouest, Allemagne Federale, 29 Meeting, Montreal, May 17-19, 1989. 352 mai- 2juin, 1989. Une technique d'interpretation semi­ GUPTA, V.K., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Nous avons evalue Jes possibilites de automatique des donnees TBF a ete Magnetic and gravity maps of Ontario, cartographier des gallenes (catacombes) developpee. Elle fait appel aux filtres 1988-91. creusees a 2 m de profondeur a !'aide des multicanaux de Wiener. Pour detecter le type A compliation of reconnaissance scale methodes geophysiques. Ces travaux ont de reponse recherchee, un filtre est etabli et gravity and magnetic data in the Province montre la grande utilite de la micro­ son apliction isole l'anomalie au lieu ou elle est together with a summary of the major gravimetrie et l'apport interessant de la recontree dans le leve. potential field geophysical anomalies began conductivite EM. and will be completed over the next few years. 344 339 VALLEE, M.A., CHOUTEAU, M., PALACKY, 353 CHOUTEAU, M ., MARCOTTE, D., G., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie mineral): HALL, D.H., AJAKAIYE, D.E., SEABROOK, BRODEUR, P., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie Ameliorations a la technique de VLF R., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences), mineral): aeroporte, 1987-89; these de doctorat Univ. Jos, Nigeria: Interpretation de signaux TBF (tres basse (Palacky). Geophysics, Benue Rift, Nigeria, 1986-89; frequence) par reconnaissance de forme, 1988; Notre etude porte sur Jes problemes relies a M.Sc. thesis (Seabrook). these de maitrise en science (Brodeur). la mesure du champs magnetique total emis II s'agit de developper une methode par des stations VLF et a son utilisation 354 d'interpretation quantitative de signaux TBF comme outil de cartographie geologique. Dans HALL, D.H., MILLAR, T.W., Univ. Manitoba par classification statistique. Cette methode un premier temps, nous avons mesure Jes (Geological Sciences): est deja eprouvee en sismique mais n'a jamais variations temporelles a )'aide de deux Crustal magnetization, Aulneau and ete appliquee a une methode recepteurs dont la separation allait jusqu'a 30 Sabaskong Batholiths, northwestern Ontario, electromagnetique. Mes cours sont termines, km. Ces resultats ont ete analyses et nous 1983-88. j'acheve Jes lectures et je prevois encore 1 an avons developpe une technique de prediction See: pour terminer ma maitrise. des variations temporelles. Crustal magnetization beneath the Aulneau Ence moment, nous poursuivons une etude and Sabaskong batholiths; Geoexploration, 340 a l'aide de modeles numeriques sur Jes vol. 25, p. 61-89, 1988. EDWARDS, R.N., CHEESMAN, S.J., Univ. variations spatiales du champs magnetique et Toronto (Physics, Geophysics): sur le developpement de techniques pour 355 Transient EM Systems for use on the Ocean corriger leur influence. HALL, D.H., SEABROOK, R., AJAKAIYE, Floor, 1985-89; Ph.D. thesis (Cheesman). D.E., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences), See: Univ. Jos, Nigeria: On the theory of sea-floor conductivity GEOMAGNETISM-P ALEOMAGNETISM/ Geophysics, Benue Rift, Nigeria, 1986-89; mapping using transient electromagnetic GEOMAGNETISME­ M.Sc. thesis (Seabrook). systems; Geophysics, vol. 52, no. 2, p. 204-217, PALEOMAGNETISME 1988. 356 A novel transient EM system, 50 m in 345 HODYCH, J.P., Memorial Univ. (Earth spread, was constructed using a coaxial ARKANI-HAMED, J., McGill Univ. Sciences): magnetic transmitter and receiver. The first (Geological Sciences): Mechanisms and timing of remanence test of the system was conducted in January, Crustal rifting in Labrador Sea: Implications acquisition in lower Paleozoic limestones of 1988 and produced data which provided a to the characteristics of the ocean-continent western Newfoundland, 1987-90. direct measurement of the conductivity of the boundary and development of sedimentary See: seafloor sediments, despite the fact that the sea basin, 1988-. Limestones of western Newfoundland that water is substantially more conductive. magnetized before Devonian folding but after 346 Middle Ordovician lithification; Geophysical 341 BUCHAN, K.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Res. Letters, vol. 16, p. 93-96, 1989. FERGUSON, I.J., EDWARDS, R.N., Univ. Vertical movements of the Precambrian Toronto (Physics): Shield, 1980-. 357 EM sounding beneath Georgia Strait using IRVING, E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: converted-mode magnetotelluric method with 347 Paleomagnetic studies, 1986-. a high-sensitivity seafloor magnetometer, BUCHAN, K.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: 1988-_ Paleomagnetism of Nipissing diabase and Paleomagnetism of Cretaceous volcanic rocks To determine the electrical conductivty Abitibi dykes, Ontario and Quebec, 1982-. of the Sverdrup Basin - magnetostratigraphy, structure of the crust beneath Georgia Strait. paleolatitudes, and rotations; Can. J . Earth Sci., vol. 25, no. 8, p.1220-1239, 1988. Geophysics/Geophysique 21

358 367 374 KNAPPERS, W.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: YOLE, R.W., IRVING, E., Carleton Univ. COOPER, R.V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Aeromagnetic survey - Laurentian channel, (Earth Sciences), Geo!. Surv. Can.: Gravity mapping of Arctic Island Channels, 1985-. Paleomagnetic studies of Paleozoic and 1986-. Mesozoic rocks in Cowichan Valley, Duncan 359 area, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 375 LERBEKMO, J .F., Univ. Alberta (Geology): 1989-91. GUPTA, V.K., SUTCLIFFE, R.H., Ontario Magnetostratigraphy of the Lower Campanian See: Geol.Surv.: in southern Alberta, 1986-89. Tectonic rotations and translations in western Gravity studies of mafic and ultramafic See: Canada: new evidence from Jurassic rocks of intrusions in the Lac des Iles area, Ontario, The stratigraphic position of the 33-33r Vancouver Island; Geophysical J. Roy. Astron. 1986-89. (Campanian) polarity chron boundary in Soc., vol. 91, p. 1025-1048, 1988. An interpretation of recent gravity data southeastern Alberta; Bull. Can. Petrol. Geo!., acquired over the Archean mafic to ultramafic vol. 37, no. 1, 1989. intrusions in the Lac des Iles area, The Campanian 33-33r polarity chron GEOTHERMAUGEOTHERMIQUE approximately 80 km northwest of Thunder boundary occurs approximately at the Bay has been completed. Gravity models over Foremost-Pakowki formational boundary just 368 the main intrusion (mean density 3.13 g/cm3) east of the crest of the Sweetgrass Arch. DRURY, M.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: and the Tib Gabbro (mean density 2.97 g/cm3) Thermotectonics and thermal processes of the show these bodies to be shallow features with 360 lithosphere, 1987-. depth extents ranging between 3 to 5 km. The LERBEKMO, J.F., Univ. Alberta (Geology): intrusions of the Lac des Iles area appear, from Magnetostratigraphy of the Paleocene 369 the results, to represent emplacements by Paskapoo Formation in the Red Deer Valley of JESSOP, A.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: discrete pulses of mantle-derived magma. central Alberta, 1987-89. Geothermics of sedimentary basins, 1988-91. The Paskapoo Formation in the Red Deer 376 Valley encompasses polarity zones 27r to 25r. 370 LAMBERT, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: The sub-Paskapoo disconformity represents LEWIS, T.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Determination of regional and large scale polarity zones 28 and partof28r in the Scollard Heat flow studies, western Canada, 1986-. deformation in Canada. Canyon area. See: Note on the thermal structure of Queen 377 361 Charlotte Basin, British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. MERRIAM, J.B., REYNOLDS, S.R., Univ. LONCAREVIC, B.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Can., Paper 89-lH, p. 121-125, 1989. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): Magnetic and gravity anomalies over Subduction of the Juan de Fuca Plate: A gravity study of a Winnipegosis mound sedimentary basins, 1988-92. thermal consequences; J. Geophysical Res., under the Cory Potash mine, Saskatchewan, vol. 93, no. B12, p. 15207-15225, 1988. 1989-90; M.Sc. thesis (Reynolds). 362 PARK, J.K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 371 378 Paleomagnetic history of the Mackenzie Arc, MARESCHAL, J-C., ZHU PEI DING, LE MILLER, H.G., Memorial Univ. (Earth 1986-. QUENTREC, M-F., PARPHENUK, 0., Sciences): Universite du Quebec a Montreal (Sciences de Geophysical investigations of Newfoundland 363 la Terre): geology, 1980-. ROHR, K., Geo!. Sur,v. Can.: Thermal and mechanical evolution of the See: Paleomagnetic studies in western Canada. lithosphere, 1986-89. Geophysical interpretation of the geology of See: the northeast Gander Terrane, Newfoundland; 364 Fractal reconstruction of sea floor topography; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. 1161-1174, 1988. SEABROOK, R., HALL, D.H., Univ. Manitoba PAGEOPH., v. 131, p. 275-289, 1989. Geophysical studies of the Ackley Intrusive (Geological Sciences): Delamination and the development of the Suite and the northeastern Gander Zone, Geophysical modelling, Lac du Bonnet Thyrrenian Rift; Geo!. Soc. London, Sp. Puhl.: Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Batholith, 1988-89. Alpine Tectonics, p. 285-302, 1989. Report 88-3. Comment on orogen-parallel extension and Geophysical framework and the 365 oblique tectonics: The relationship between Appalachian-Caledonian connection; Geo!. STONE, P.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: stretching lineations and relative plate Soc. Sp. Pub!., no. 38, p. 3-20, 1988. Aeromagnetic survey, Grand Banks, 1987-. motion; Geology, v.16, p. 857-861, 1988. To examine the geophysical signatures of specific geological features, mainly in the 366 Newfoundland portion of the Canadian SYMONS, D.T.A., LEWCHUK, M.T., PAN, H., GRAVITY /G RA VITE Appalachians. These signatures are used in CHIASSON, A.O., Univ. Windsor (Geology): correlating with similar features elsewhere in Paleomagnetic studies in the Precambrian and 372 the Appalachian-Caledonian system. in MVT Ore Genesis, 1988-91; Ph.D. thesis BOYD, J.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Pan), M.Sc. thesis (Lewchuk). Gravity mapping of Eastern Canada, 1986-. 379 Paleomagnetic studies are in progress on: MILLER, H.G., Memorial Univ. (Earth 1) Keweenawan alkalic intrusions in The 373 Sciences): Superior Province including the Coldwell CHOUTEAU, M., DESCHAMPS, F., Ecole Geophysical investigations of Carboniferous (Lewchuk), Clay-Howells

380 Regional geophysics of Mesozoic-Cenozoic of Section vibroseismique experimentale a NAGY, D., Geol. Surv. Can.: Baffin Bay - Labrador Margin, 1985-. travers le district minier de Noranda, Quebec, Gravitational field modelling, analysis and 1988-89. interpretation techniques, 1986-. 387 Le !eve de sismique refraction a ete realise See: EDWARDS, A., Geol. Surv. Can.: durant l'hiver '87-'88. Les donnees sont Fast Fournier transform and modelling in Montagnais ttimpact" geophysical investiation, traitees par la CGC (GSC). Un article geoid computation; Bollettino di geodesia e 1988-89. scientifique est en cours de preparation pour la scienzi affini, vol. 47, no. 1, p. 33-43, 1988. To investigate by geophysical methods the revue NATURE. A short program for three-dimensional area of the Montagnais "impact" and to provide gravity modelling; Acta Geodae tica, the basic information required to try and 397 Geophysica et Montanistica, vol. 23, no. 2-4, p. resolve the origin of the unique feature of the LUDDEN, J.N., GREEN, A., HUBERT, C., 449-459, 1988. Scotian margin. MA YRAND, L., Universite de Montreal (Geologie): 381 388 Geological interpretation ofLithoprobe seismic SEEMAN, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: GAGNE, R.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: line in the Noranda Mining Camp, Quebec. Gravity mapping, Canada Cordillera and Shallow seismic, 1979-. Geological interpretation of LITHOPROBE Pacific Margin, 1986-. seismic lines 12 and 14 across the Blake River See: 389 Group of the Abitibi belt. Gravity measurements over the Burnaby GUEST, W.S., THOMSON, C.J., Queen's Univ. Island pluton, Queen Charlotte Islands, (Geological Sciences): 398 British Co lumbia; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Reflected and transmitted wave modelling in LUDDEN, J.N., HUBERT, C., Universite de lH, p. 113-115, 1989. anisotropic media 1988-; M.Sc. thesis (Guest). Montreal (Geologie): Lithoprobe studies in the Abitibi greenstone 382 390 belt, Quebec. VIGRASS, L.W., HUTCHENCE, K., Univ. HAMILTON, T.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Implications of recent seismic reflection Regina (Geology): The geology of the Strait of Georgia, British studies on the origin and evolution of the Investigations of gravity field in the Regina Columbia, 1982-. Abitibi greenstone belt. and Yorkton areas, Saskatchewan, 1988-89. The Regina area (1800 stations) and 391 399 Yorkton area (3200 stations) have been HORNER, R.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: MACLEAN, B.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: mapped to assess the effect of Winnipegosis Determination of Cordilleran seismicity, Interpretation of geophysical data from the reeef and salt solution features on the gravity 1986-. Scotian Margin and adjacent areas as an aid to field. Interpretation is in progress. See: basin synthesis and estimation of hydrocarbon Earthquakes in western Canada from January potential, 1984-. 1987 to September 1988; Geo!. Surv. Can., SEISMOLOGY AND PHYSICS OF Paper 89-lE, p. 269-273, 1989. 400 INTERIOR/SISMOLOGIE ET Low-level seismic monitoring at the Windy MACRIDES, C.G., Univ. Manitoba (Geological PHYSIQUE DE L'INTERIEUR Craggy deposit in northwestern British Sciences): DELA TERRE Columbia, ibid., p. 275-278, 1989. VSP (Vertical Seismic Profile) tomographic imaging of igneous intrusion in the Canadian 383 392 Shield, 1988-89. ADAMS, J.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: JACKSON, H.R., Geol. Surv. Can.: See: Seismotectonics and seismic hazard on the Arctic Ocean: seismic refraction and related Multiborehole seismic imaging in steam eastern and northern continental margin, geophysical measurements, 1978-. injection heavy oil recovery projects; 1986-. Geophysics, vol. 53, p. 65-75, 1988. See: 393 Turbidites off the Oregon-Washington margin KEEN, C.E., Geol. Surv. Can.: 401 record paleo-earthquakes on the Cascadia Marine deep seismic reflection studies-offshore MARILLIER, F. , Geo!. Surv. Can.: subduction zone; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- eastern Canada, 1986. Geophysical study of the Gulf of St. Lawrence lF, p. 37-43, 1989. See: region, 1988-93. Sub bottom profiling of Quebec Appalachian Upper crustal structure derived from seismic lakes and its potential application to assessing refraction experiments: Grand Banks of 402 seismic hazard; Geo!. Surv. CAn., Paper 89-lB, eastern Canada; Bull. Can. Petrol. Geol., vol. MERRIAM, J .B., Univ. Saskatchewan p. 143-154, 1989. 36, no. 4, p. 388-396, 1988. (Geological Sciences): Pressure core-mantle coupling, 1986-. 384 394 See: BROMLEY, D.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: KENDALL, J .M., THOMSON, C.J., Queen's Limits on lateral pressure gradients in the High resolution seismic investigations of Univ. (Geological Sciences): outer core from geodetic observations; Phys. Carboniferous rocks, Nova Scotia, 1987-. Ray theory in anisotropic media, 1986-; Ph.D. Earth Planet. lnternat. vol. 56, p. 280-290, thesis (Kendall). 1988. 385 To model a realistic subduction zone Planetary scale flow in the Earths' core and BURKE, K.B.S., GERD'SON, A., Univ. New incorperating anisotropy in the model. geodetic observations; Proc. IUGG symp. on Brunswick (Geology): Waveforms will be calculated using the Maslev Instability within the Earth and Core Historical earthquakes in the Saint John method for anisotropic media. Dynamics. region of New Brunswick, 1988. Five previously unlisted events were found 395 403 in a search of microfilmed newspapers from the KREBES, E.S., SLAWlNSKI, M.A., PARNEY, PULLAN, S.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: region for the period 1811 to the present. R.W., Univ. Calgary (Geology and Geophysics): High resolution seismic (equipment These events, together with 10 previously Theoretical and computational studies of development), 1980-. listed small events, suggest that the Saint seismic wave propagation in anelastic media, John region has a sporadic but relatively 1980-. 404 minor amount of earthquake activity. REID, I., Geol. Surv. Can.: 396 Seismic studies of continental margins and 386 LUDDEN, J .N., Ministere de l'Energie et des ocean basins of the North Atlantic, 1980-. EDWARDS, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Ressources du Quebec: Geophysics/Geophysique 23

405 Deep seismic profiling in the Kalahari of seismic events in the Charlevoix region for the RICHARDSON, K.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: western Botaswana reveals structure past 2,500 years. Geophysical studies - Nova Scotia Mineral indicative of a continuous, though thinned, Development Agreement, 1984-. Archean Kaapvaal crust underlying the later 420 sediments. DRAGERT, H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 406 Contemporary crustal deformation, western ROCHESTER, M.G., WU, W.J., PENG, Z.R., 415 Canada, 1986-. WEBB, S., Memorial Univ. (Earth Sciences): YOUNG, R.P., FALLS, S., Queen's Univ. Theoretical global geodynamics, 1961-; M.Sc. (Geological Sciences): 421 theses (Peng, Webb). Acoustic emission analyses and ultrasonic DRAGERT, H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: imaging in the study of fracturing within Crustal strain of western Canada, 1986-. Normal modes of rotating self-gravitating rocks, 1987-; Ph.D. thesis (Falls). compressible stratified fluid bodies: the See: 422 subseismic wave equation; !.!!. Proc. Canadian Acoustic emission analyses and tomographic FORSYTH, D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Applied Mathematics Conf. on Continuum velocity imaging in the study of failure in Geophysical investigations of the Canadian Mechanics and its Applications, Hemisphere Brazilian discs; Proc. 30th U.S. Symp. Rock Arctic, 1989-. Publishing, 1988. Mechanics, 1988. 423 407 GREEN, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ROGERS, G.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: OTHER/AUTRE GLIMPCE: Geophysical investigations of the Seismotectonics of western Canada, 1986-. Great Lakes region, 1987. 416 408 BRISTOW, Q., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 424 SATO, H., SACKS, I.S., SCARFE, C.M., Univ. Nuclear and analytical instrumentation, GREEN, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Alberta (Geology), Carnegie lnstitut. 1981-. Lithoprobe: Geophysical investigations across Washington (Terrestrial Magnetism): key geological targets, 1987-. Laboratory measurement of seismic velocities 417 and attenuation in peridotite at high CHUN KIN-YIP, WEST, G.F., ZHU TIANFEI, 425 temperatures and pressures, 1988-. DAI, TING-FAN Univ. Toronto (Physics): GREENHOUSE, J.P., MONIER-WILLIAMS, See: Nuclear test ban verification research, 1985-. M., ROSS, S., Univ. Waterloo (Earth Sciences): Thermal structures of the low velocity zone See: Geophysical surveys for contaminated derived from laboratory and seismic Network calibration for Lg magnitude-method groundwater, Sao Paulo State, Brazil, 1986-; investigations; Geophys. Res. Lett., vol. 15, p. and test results from Eastern Canada; Bull. M.Sc. theses (Monier-Williams, Ross). 1227-1230, 1988. Seismological Soc. Amer., vol. 79, no. 1, p. 15- See: Geotherms in the Pacific Ocean from 30, 1989. Geophysical methods in groundwater laboratory and seismic attenuation studies; Source spectral characteristics of contamination studies; Exploration '87, Nature, vol. 336, p. 154-156, 1988. Miramichi: earthquakes: Results from 115 P­ Ontario Geo!. Surv., 1988. Thermal structure of low velocity zone was Wave observations; ibid., p. 127-140, 1989. A cooperative programme with the estimated using laboratory seismic This project is funded by Arms Control and University of Sao Paulo to examine existing measurement method and seismic Disarmament Division, External Affairs: groundwater contamination sites and to observations. improve the seismological capability of develop guidelines for evaluating monitoring the compliance of future nuclear contamination potential of sites in Sao Paulo 409 test ban treaties. State. SPENCER, C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Seismological studies of the Canadian 418 426 landmass and adjacent regions, 1987-. DESCHAMPS, F., Ministere de l'Energie et GREENHOUSE, J.P., NOBES, D.C., Univ. des Ressources du Quebec: Waterloo (Earth Sciences): 410 Recherche et deve loppement de modeles Shallow seismic reflection imaging of the THOMSON, C.J., Queen's Univ. (Geological geophysiques pour une integration de donnees overburden, Waterloo region, Ontario, 1986-. Sciences): geophysiques et geologiques de la region a Seismic reflection techniques are being Short-wave diffraction theory for seismology, l'ouest de Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, 1987-89. used along the railroad right-of-ways in the 1987-. Par une etude poussee des donnees Waterloo region in an attempt to accumulate geophysiques surtout, Jes travaux ont permis detailed information on the Quaternary 411 de verifier !es orientations du Groupe de Blake stratigraphy. The techniques of data collection WEICHERT, D.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: River vers l'ouest, de definir Jes structures are also being investigated. Beaufort/Queen Charlotte Islands seismicity, majeures et de cartographier avec plus de 1986-. precision la region de Dasserat. Le rapport 427 final sera remis en mars 1989. GREENHOUSE, J.P., NOBES, D.C., 412 BAUMAN, P., BALFOUR, J., Univ. Waterloo WEICHERT, D.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 419 (Earth Sciences): Beaufort seismic data reduction and seismic DOIG, R., McGill Univ. (Geological Sciences>: Geophysical characterization of a 15m X 15m risk, 1988-92. History of seismicity from silting events in X 7m volume ofa shallow, sandy aquifer prior lake sediments, 1986-90. to, during, and after a controlled organic 413 Severe earthquakes have occurred in solvent spill, 1988-89; M.Sc. theses (Bauman, WEICHERT, D.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: eastern Canada, but we have an imperfect Balfour), Seismicity of active faults in Queen Charlotte record of the frequency because of the short A unique opportunity to study the physical area, British Columbia, 1982-92. period since colonization. A new method based and geophysical properties of an aquifer on silting events (landslides, etc.) in lake contaminated by chlorinated organic solvents. 414 sediments has been demonstrated for the Techniques used include radar (surface and WRIGHT, J.A., HALL, J., HOFFE, B., epicentral region of Charlevoix, Quebec. Work borehole) and complex resistivity. Detailed HOLMES, H., Memorial Univ. (Earth this year resulted in the identification of all hydrogeological information will also be Sciences): known and inferred large earthquakes for the collected. Deep crustal structure in western Botswana period 1535 to the present, and the dating of from reflection seismic profiling, 1986-90; these using the accellerator mass­ 428 M.Sc. thesis (Hoffe). spectrometric t4C method. Deeper cores GRIEVE, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: obtained this year document the 24 Geophysics/Geophysique

Impact processes and evolution of the Earth's Secular changes in the time and latitude Regional variations in lithosphere rheology Crust, 1986-. residuals of the Bureau International de from heat flow observations; in V. Cermak L'Heane, 1988-90; M.Sc. thesis (Verall). (ed.), Heat Flow and Structure of the 429 Lithosphere, Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, GRIEVE, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 436 1989. Crustal genesis and evolution studies, 1986-. MWENIFUMBO, C.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Borehole geophysics applications to coal, 439 430 1982-. ROGERS, G.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: HUNTER, J .A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Lithospheric structure from earthquake depth, Beaufort Sea permafrost geotechnics, 1984-. The symmetical lateral resistivity log in coal 1987-. seam mapping, Highvale Mine, Alberta; Geo!. 431 Surv. Can., Paper 89-10, p. 1-8, 1989. 440 HYNDMAN, R.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: SEGUIN, M.K., ALLARD, M., PAYETTE, S., Geophysical studies, western Canada, 1986-. 437 Universite Laval (Geologie): PALACKY, G.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Incidence des feux de forest vis le distribution 432 Airborne resistivity mapping, 1985-. du pergelisol, 1988-89. KEEN, C.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Voir: Rift processes and the development of passive Resistivity characteristics of geologic targets; Permafrost geophysical investiation at the new continental margins, 1980-. Investig. in Geophysics, vol. 3, no. 1, p. 53-129, airport site of Kangiqsualujjuaq, northern See: 1988. Quebec; Proc., 5th Internat. Permafrost Conf., The continent-ocean boundary at the rifted Trondheim, Norway, vol. 2, p. 930-938, 1988. margin off eastern Canada: new results from 438 Shoreline permafrost in Kangiqsualujjuaq deep seismic reflection studies; Tectonics, vol. RANALLI, G., LOWE, C., YIN ZHAOMIN, Bay, Ungava, Quebec, ibid., vol. 1, p. 113-119, 7,no. 1,p. 107-124,1988. ERNST, R.E., TYRCHA, K., Carleton Univ. 1988. (Earth Sciences): On pose l'hypothese selon laquelle !'Age, la 433 Rheology and dynamics of lithosphere and nature et l'etendue du pergelisol sont a la fois KNIGHT, R., ENDRES, A., Univ. British mantle, 1987-90; Ph.D. theses (Yin, Ernst), controles par Jes facteurs climatiques globaux Columbia (Geological Sciences): M.Sc. thesis (Tyrcha). et les facturs stationnels associes a la preser:.ce Inversion of geophysical data for reservoir rock See: d'un couvert forestier, cette hypothese est en properties, 1988-; Ph.D. thesis (Endres). Host creep of single crystals by bending - train d'etre restee dans la region de riviere procedure, theory, and pilot experiment on Boniface, P.Q., situee a la limite des forets. on 434 enstatite; Phys. Earth Plant. Inter., vol. 52, p. determine la presence ou !'absence ou KOUBA,J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 132-149, 1988. pergelisol par methodes geophysiques et Develop mathematical models and software to Archean Ocean Flake Tectonics; Geophys. forages. facilitate world wide satellite positioning and Res. Letters, vol.15, p. 1077-1080, 1988. navigation and optimize their applications in Role of episodic creep in global mantle 441 geophysics, 1986-. deformation; Am Geophys. Union Monograph, WEICHERT, D.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1989. Beaufort earthquake station array, Beaufort 435 Sea area, N.W.T., 1984-92. MERRIAM, J.B., VERRALL, J ., Univ. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences):

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ENGINEERINGEOLOGY/GEOLOGIE Geotechnical characterization of materials in DE L'INGENIEUR 444 slope movements in the Cordillera, 1985-89; CHAGNON, J.Y., LOCAT, J., Universite Ph.D. thesis (Lu). 442 Laval (Geologie): See: CHAGNON, J .Y. , LOCAT, J., Universite Developpement d'une methodologie de Basic friction angles of carbonate rocks from Laval (Geologie): microzonage sismique applicable aux regions Kananaskis Country; Bull. Internat. Assoc. Geological evolution of the seismicity of the urbaines du Canada, 1987-89. Engineering Geology, vol. 38, p. 55-59, 1988. Charlevoix area, Quebec, 1985-88. Mise au point d'une methodologie simple, A laboratory analogue for molards, mounds See: peu coQteuse et efficace de microzonage ofrockslide-a valanche debris; Geology, vol. 16, The effects of seismic activity on the soils of the sismique. La methode developee sera p. 735-738, 1988. Charlevoix area, Canada; Procs. Natural and appliquee a la region de Quebec initialement To characterize materials in slope Man Made Hazards Symp., p. 125-136, 1988. on pourra par la suite l'appliquer a d'autres movements in the Cordillera sufficiently for The study of geomorphological and regions du Canada. Travail complete a 75%. approximate stability analyses of the moving geological features in Recent deposits resulting slopes to be undertaken. from seismic activity (sand dykes, sand 445 volcanoes, liquefaction features). CHAGNON, J.Y., LOCAT, J ., Universite 447 Laval (Geologie): DALLIMORE, S.R., Geol. Surv. Can.: 443 Cartographie geotechnique de la ville de Geological and geotechnical conditions, CHAGNON, J .Q., LOCAT, J ., Universite Conakry, Guinee, 1988-90. Beaufort Sea coastal zone, 1985-. Laval (Geologie): Etablir une carte geotechnique de Conakry Evaluation du potentiel de liquefaction des (Guines) a !'aide de forages, !eves geologiques 448 sols par la mesure de la vitesse de propagation et geophysiques et a partir de DURAND, M., Universite du Quebec a des ondes de cisaillement, 1987-88. photointerpretation. Montreal (Sciences de la Terre): Mise OU point d'une methode simple de Cartographie geologique assistee par mesure de la vitesse de propogation des ondes 446 ordinateur, 1988-91. de cisaillement dans les sols granulaires basee CRUDEN, D.M., LU, Z.Y., Univ. Alberta (Civil Voir: sur !'utilisation d'un appareil portotif de Engineering, Geology): La micro-informatique co mme aide a la refraction. creation de cartes geologiques; Bull. de Geotechnique/Geotechnique 25

!'Association internationale de geologie de 456 462 l'ingenieur, no. 38, p. 11-19, 1988. LUTERNAUER,J.L., Geol. Surv. Can.: BURGESS, M.M., Geol. Surv. Can.: L'utilisation de la micro-informatique dans Offshore geohazards and surficial geology of Permafrost research: Norman Wells pipeline la cartographie geologique d'excavation; C.R. Queen Charlotte Sound, Hecate Strait and right-of-way, 1987-. du 7th Annual Canadian Tunneling Conf., p. Dixon Entrance, British Columbia, 1988-89. See: 128-136, 1988. Measurement frequency requirements for 457 permafrost ground temperatures monitoring: 449 SPOONER, I.S., GORMAN, W.A., analysis of Norman Wells pipeline data, EV ANS, S.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: DALRYMPLE, R.W., Queen's Univ. Northwest Territories and Alberta; Geo!. Surv. Landslide hazards in the Canadian Cordillera,

467 Paleoclimatic reconstructions from ground 483 HARRY, D.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: temperature profiles, 1988-92. BOZOZUK, M., LAW, K.T., National Research Properties and distribution of permafrost and Council of Canada (Institute for Research in ground ice, 1983-. 478 Construction): TAYLOR, R.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Failure experiment of the Gloucester test fill, 468 Permafrost processes in Arctic beaches, 1983-. 1987-90. HARRY, D.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: To measure the actual strength of the soft Characterization of ground ice occurrence rn clay under the Gloucester Test Fill by creating northern Canada, 1984-. ROCK MECHANICS/MECANIQUE a failure of the embankment; to update the DESROCHES state-of-the-art on strength prediction for stage 469 construction by organizing a prediction HEGINBOTTOM, J .A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 479 workshop with international participants. Testing of permafrost soils, 1987-. BORRADAILE, G., ALFORD, C., SARVAS, P., MCARTHUR, J., SPARK, R., PUUMALA, M., 484 470 Lakehead Univ. (Geology): HUGHES, O.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: JUDGE, A.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Rock magnetism and rock deformation with Surficial geology and land classification, Phase change and the dynamic response of special reference to Archean Tectonics, Mackenzie Valley Transportation Corridor, permafrost, 1987-. Northern Ontario; M.Sc. theses (Alford, 1971-. See: Sarvas, McArthur, Spark, Puumala). Recovery of precise offshore permafrost See: 485 temperatures from a deep geotechnical hole, Experimental shear zones and magnetic LAW, K.T., National Research Council of Canadian Beaufort Sea; Geo!. Surv. Can., fabrics; Structural Geo!., vol. 10, p. 895-904, Canada (Institute for Research in Paper89-1D,p.119-123, 1989. 1988. Construction): Transpression in an Archean Gneiss belt, Performance of existing earth dams under 471 Northern Ontario: magnetic fabrics and earthquake loading conditions, 1986-89. JUDGE, A.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: petrofabrics; Can. J . Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. To develop a methodology to evaluate the Regional permaforst and ground temperature 1069-1077, 1988. stability and deformational characteristics of studies, 1987-. Experimental deformation is continuing to existing earth dams under earthquake loading establish relations between deformation and conditions. 472 magnetic properties oftectonites. Field studies JUDGE, A.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: are being undertaken on magnetic and other 486 Study of the thermal properties of earth fabrics in the Canadian Shield of Northern LAW, K.T., National Research Council of material, 1989-91. Ontario. Canada (institute for Research 1n Construction): 473 480 Engineering behaviour of silt as a foundation KURFURST, P.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: CHAPUIS, R., AUBERTIN, M., SILVESTRI, material, 1987-90. Comparison of geotechnical and geophysical V., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie mineral, Civil): To develop a fast and reliable in situ test properties of arctic seabed sediments, 1982-. Anisotropie de la resistance au cisaillement method for measuring the compressibility of des argiles naturelles, 1988. silt; to establish a stress-strain model for silt 474 using sophisticated laboratory tests; and to KWONG, Y.T.J., RIBO, J., HUANG, P.M., 481 numerically analyze the performance of National Hydrology Research Institute, Univ. CRUDEN, D.M., HU, X.Q., Univ. Alberta structures founded on silt and to develop a Saskatchewan (Soil Science): (Civil Engineering, Geology): simplified method to estimate founation Freeze-thaw, soils and groundwater. Stability of natural slopes in rock; Ph.D. thesis settlements on silt. To investigate the effects of multiple freeze­ (Hu). thaw cycles on the chemical properties of soils See: 487 and the implications for groundwater quality. Thresholds for catastrophic instabilities in LAW, K.T., ZHU, R., National Research sedimentary rock slopes, some examples from Council of Canada (Institute for Research in 475 the Canadian Rockies; Zeitschrift fur Construction): LEWKOWICZ, A.G., Univ. Toronto (Erindale Geomorphologie, Suppl., vol. 67, p. 67-76. 1988. Foundation design for Little J ackfish River College - Geography): Mesofabric, microfabric and submicrofabric dam, Ontario, 1986-89 Measurement and simulation of thermokarst of ice-thrust sediments, Highvale Mine, See: on slopes, Arctic Canada, 1983-. Wabamum Lake, Alberta; Can. J. Earth Sci., Liquefaction of silt; Proc. 9th World Conf. on See: vol. 25, p. 1420-31, 1988. Earthquake Engineering, 1988. Ablation of massive ground ice, Mackenzie Detailed mapping of selected sites at which To study the dynamic behaviour of silt at delta; Proc. Fifth Internat. Conf. on large downslope movements in rock are the Little Jackfish River dam site; to Permafrost, Trondheim, August 1988, p. 605- occurring or have occurred has continued. participate with Ontario Hydro staff on the 610, 1988. Laboratory work provides a theoretical basis design of the Little Jackfish River Dam. for these studies. 476 488 TAYLOR, A.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: SVEC, O.J., National Research Council of Offshore permafrost, Beaufort Sea and Arctic SOIL MECHANICS/MECANIQUE Canada (Institute for Research 1n Islands, 1987-. DES SOLS Construction): See: Advanced heat exchangers, 1986-88. A constraint to the Wisconsinan glacial 482 To update the state-of-the-art of in-ground history, Canadian Arctic Arcfbipelago; J. BOZOZUK, M., LAW, K.T., National Research heat exchangers; to develop and validate Quaternary Sci., vol. 3, no. 1, p. 15-18, 1988. Council of Canada (Institute for Research rn advanced computer models for horizontal and Recovery of precise offshore permafrost Construction): vertical in-ground heat exchangers; and to temperatures from a deep geotechnical hole, Long-term monitoring projects, 1986-89. perform a detailed experimental testing Canadian Beaufort Sea; Geo!. Surv. Can., See: program in order to assess the potential for Paper 89-lD, p. 119-123, 1989. Seismic and geotechnical assessments of a improving the performance of in-ground heat proposed radio-active waste disposal sites; exchangers. 477 Proc. 9th World Conf. on Earthquake TAYLOR, A.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Engineering, 1988. Geotechnique/Geotechnique 27

489 Ice core analyses and glacier mass balance, 500 SVEC, 0.J ., National Research Council of 1987-. MCCLUNG, D.M., SCHAERER, P.A.,National Canada (Institute for Research in Research Council of Canada (Institute for Construction): 496 Research in Construction): Direct expansion ground source heat pumps, LESACK, L., MARSH, P., HECKY, R., Runout distance for large avalanche paths, 1987-90. National Hydrology Research Institute, 1983-93. To develop and test a new ground heat­ Freshwater Instit., Winnipeg: See: source heat pump system based on the direct Mackenzie delta lakes. Extreme avalanche runout; Symp. Snow and expansion of refrigerant into ground heat See: Glacier Res. Related to Human Living exchangers. Mackenzie River water levels and the flooding Conditions, September 1988, Lorn, Norway, of delta lakes; NHRI Contrib. No. 88013, 1988, 1989. 490 135p. Yield of snow at Rogers Pass; J. Glaciology, SVEC, O.J., National Research Council of To analyze existing NHRI and FWI data vol. 34, no. 117, p. 188-193, 1988. Canada (Institute for Research in basis concerning lake hydrology and Definition of quantitative prediction Construction): limnology; to determine the chemical and methods for extreme avalanche runout applied Improved road design to minimize frost heave nutrient balances for typical delta lakes; and to to Canadian conditions. Definition of damage, 1987-91. conduct limited field work as required to fill in avalanche speed predictions for extreme To develop an improved road design to data gaps as determined from above analysis. avalanches. minimize frost heave damage by applying knowledge of the physics of frost heave. 497 501 LEWKOWICZ, A.G., YOUNG, K.L., Univ. MCCLUNG, D.M., SCHAERER, P.A., Toronto (Erindale College-Geogrpahy): ANHORN, P.A., OLAGNE, X., National SNOW AND ICE/NEIGE ET GLACE Hydrology and environmental significance of Research Council of Canada (Institute for a perennial snowbank, Melville Island, Research in Construction), Univ. British 491 Northwest Territories, 1986-; M.Sc. thesis Columbia (Geological Sciences): BOURGEOIS, J.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Young). Design creep and dynamics loads of snow and Pollen analysis of snow samples and ice cores, See: avalanches on structures, 1987-90; M.Sc. 1987-. Measurement of outflow from a snowbank with thesis : Conf. on Permafrost, vol. 1, p. 618-621, 1988. 503 Ice forces on lightpiers, 1987 ·91. Flow fingers and ice columns in a cold snow PROWSE, T.D., ANDRES, D., National To measure ice forces on the Yamachiche cover; Proc. 56th Ann. Western Snow Conf., Hydrology Research Institute, Alberta bend lightpier; to carry out model tests to help p. 105-112, 1988. Research Council: in optimizing structural characteristics to To determine the rates of, and processes Economic significance ofri ver ice jams. minimize ice forces; to develop low cost ice force controlling: melt metamorphism; vertical flux To determine the economic significance to sensors; and to develop a comprehensive of water; exchange of water between the the Canadian economy of damage resulting predictive model to relate ice forces to snowpack, active layer, and permafrost; from river ice jams. structural characteristics and ice conditions. removal of the snow; lateral movement of meltwater; to model large-scale snow 504 495 processes; sutdy the release of pollutants from PROWSE, T.D., BELTAOS, S., BURRELL, KOERNER, R.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: snow. B.C., National Hydrology Research Institute, 28 Geotechnique/Geotechnique

New Brunswick Dept. Municipal Affairs and Hydrology of northern wetlands. To develop guidelines and refined Environment: To establish physical processes controlling techniques for in situ testing of snow stability; Nashwaak River break-up, New Brunswick. snowmelUrun-off from permafrost wetlands to assess direct methods for avalanche warning To establish the meteorological, hydraulic (muskeg); develop suitable hydrological by acoustic emissions; and to develop control and hydrometric conditions that control break­ models for this environment; and quantify techniques for full depth avalanches caused by up and ice jamming on the Nashwaak River, major changes occurring in this hydrological gliding- Coquihalla Highway, B.C. New Brunswick. regime as a result of climate change. 509 505 507 SINHA, N.K., BAKER, T.H.W., National PROWSE, T.D., DEMUTH, M.N., CHEW, SAYED, M., FREDERKING, R., SINHA, N.K., Research Council of Canada (Institute for H.A.M., National Hydrology Research National Research Council of Canada Research in Construction): Institute: (Institute for Research in Construction): Ice as a construction material, 1987-90. Mechanical strength of0°C river ice. Impact forces, 1986-90. To develop an understanding of the See: To measure ice impact forces on a bridge engineering properties of ice relevant to the Strength and energy balance of decaying river pier in the Rideau River, Ottawa; to acquire construction of: offshore and near shore ice; Proc. 7th Northern Research Basins Symp. and implement a computer model of ice impact floating ice platforms, grounded ice pads, p. 293-301, 1988. developed at the Technical Research Centre of protective ice structures, ice roads, ice bridges, Using the borehole jack to determine Finland (VTT); and to perform laboratory tests and winter recreational areas. changes in river ice strength; Proc. 5th on fresh water ice in order to develop a failure Workshop on Hydraulics of River Ice/Ice Jams, criterion at high strain rates to be incorporated 510 p. 283-302, 1988. in VTT's model. SINHA, N.K., SA YEO, M., FREDERKING, R., To develop a physically-based model that National Research Council of Canada characterizes the decrease in strength 508 (Institute for Research in Construction): parameters associated with the thermal decay SCHAERER, P.A., MCCLUNG, D. M., Ice failure processes in the vicinity of wide of ice; to determine the threshold "strength" ANHORN, P.A., National Research Council of structures, 1987-92. values associated with the break-up of ice Canada (Institute for Research in See: covers; and to develop methods to determine Construction): Dislocation climb in ice observed by etching; J. such threshold values for forecasting break-up. Avalanche prediction and control in Materials Sci., 1989. operations, 1987-89. To develop the capability to predict ice 506 See: loads on wide structures. PROWSE, T.D., MARSH, P., National The effects of temperature on the shear Hydrology Research Institute: strength of alpine snow; Proc. Internat. Snow Sci. Workshop, Whistler, B.C., 1988, 1989.

GLACIOLOGY/GLACIOLOGIE

511 National Hydrology Research Insititute, Geo!. between long-term glacier mass balance BRUGMAN, M.M., National Hydrology Surv. Can., Univ. Toronto, Univ. Calgary: variations on Mount Logan and long-range Research Institute: Peyto Glacier, Alberta. spatially averaged precipitation variations in Mountain hydrology and glacial meltwater. See: the Prairie/Steppe regions of North America To review all elements of glacial hydrology Relation between the mass balance of western and Eurasia (U.S.S.R.J; NHRI Contrib. No. of most direct relevance to Canada and the Canadian mountain glaciers and 88012, 1988,3lp. mandate of NHRI and propose a meteorological data; J. Glaciology, vol. 34, no. To use environmental information compre hensive, long-term research 116, p. 11-18, 1988. extracted from ice cores to determine the programme to address the problems identified. To determine the annual mass balance of nature of paleo-atmospheric processes on a Peyto Glacier as a measure of the changing scale of seasons to centuries with emphasis on 512 state of mountain water resources and as a climatic change, and to place the results in a BRUGMAN, M. M., DEMUTH, M.N., contribution to the World Glacier Monitoring hydrological context. SCHMOK, G., CLARKE, G.K.C., National Service. The field site is used for research into Hydrology Research Institute, Univ. British glacier hydrology and hydrometeorology. 516 Columbia: HOLDSWORTH, G., DEMUTH, M.N., Coastal mountain glaciers. 514 FOGARASI, S., MCCARTHY, B., DALTON, See: DEMUTH, M.N., HOLDSWORTH, G., A., KROUSE, H.R., NOSAL, M., MA YEWSKI, Glacier mass balance for 1987 on Sentinel, National Hydrology Research Institute: P., RAYNAUD, D., DIAMOND, T., National Helm and Place Glaciers, British Columbia; Eclipse - CRR drill evaluation. Hydrology Research Institute, Univ. Calgary, NHRI Co ntrib. No. 88009, 1988, l 7p. See: Univ. New Hampshire, CNRS Grenoble, Mass- balance determination of Sentinel, Shallow ice borehole logger and deployment Canadian Wildlife Ser.: Place and Helm Glaciers, British Columbia; system; NHRI Contrib. No. 88018, 1988, 20p. Mount Logan ice cores. NHRI Contract Rept. No. 88002, 1988, 22p. To fully field test the CRR ice-core drill, See: To conduct glacier mass-balance surveys in under the logistic constraints imposed by the Identification of Chernobyl fall-out as a new the southern regions of the Coast Mountains in Icefield Ranges of Kluane National Park, reference level in Northern Hemisphere order to expand the data base available such Yukon, and to evaluate its capability to core glaciers; J . Glaciology, vol. 34, no. 117, p. 183- that models linking climatic variability with ice with greater accuracy and quality. 187, 1988. glacier response may be refined and the Mt. Logan glaciology, 1986; Can. Alpine J., processes, intrinsic to that link, better 515 vol. 71, p. 56-57, 1988. understood. HOLDSWORTYH, G., DEMUTH, M.N., To analyse ice-core data to determine the FOGARASI, S., MCCARTHY, B., National nature of paleo-atmospheric processes on a 513 Hydrology Research Institute: scale of centuries with emphasis on climatic BRUGMAN, M.M., HOLDSWORTH, G., Proxy climate data from ice cores. change and atmospheric chemistry and place LUCKMAN, G., MUNRO, D.S., OSBORN, G., See: the results in the context of hydrology and An investigation of large-scale upper-air flow atmospheric chemistry and to continue as a means of explaining the teleconnections analysing data from the 1980 core. HYDROGEOLOGY/HYDROGEOLOGIE 29

517 Etude de resultats d'essais de pompage et estimate the potential for transboundary flow BACHU, S., DIX, G ., HITCHON, B., d'essais de remontee, 1989. of contaminants following injection into the O'CONNELL, S.C., UNDERSCHUL TZ, J .R., Voir: deep subsurface. Alberta Research Council

551 widespread. A model of storm-generated flow, formation of a pseudokutnahorite; Geochem. AL-AASM, I.S., OCCHIETTE, S., Univ. aided by the Labrador Current, was developed Cosmochem. Acta, vol. 52, p. 1859-1868, 1988. Windsor (Geology), Universite du Quebec a that explains the unidirectional southerly Montreal (Geographie): sediment transport which chacterizes this 572 Geochemistry and amino acid analysis of area. MUCCI, A., PAGE, P., McGill Univ. Pleistocene molluscs from Morroco, 1988-90. (Geological Sciences), Universite du Quebec a 561 Montreal (Sciences de la Terre): 552 FADER, G.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geochemical paleosalinity markers in the BINNS, R.A., WHITFORD, D.J., MICHAEL, Nearshore sediments and non-fuel minerals, sediments in post-glacial lake sediments, P.J., CHASE, R.L., Univ. British Columbia 1987-. 1987-. (Geological Sciences): 562 To identify geochemical markers (e.g. trace Petrology of basalt, andesite, dacite and FORBES, D.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: elements, isotopes) which can be used to rhyolite from Woodlark Basin, Papua New Sediment dynamics and depositional processes reconstruct the original conditions of Guinea, Solomon Sea, 1986-. in the Coastal Zone, 1982-. sedimentation. Laboratory studies include the adsorption and isotopic fractionation of Li and 553 563 B onto clays. CARBOTTE, S.M., DIXON, J.M., FARRAR, JOSENHANS, H.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: E., DA VIS, E.E., RIDDIHOUGH, R.P., Queen's Surficial geology, geomorphology and 573 Univ. (Geological Sciences), Geo!. Surv. Can.: glaciology of the Labrador Shelf, 1981-. MUCCI, A., ZHONG SHAOJUN, McGill Univ. The geological and geophysical characteristics (Geological Sciences): and geotectonic significance of the Tuzo Wilson 564 Kinetic constraints on the precipitation and Seamounts, 1984-89; M.Sc. thesis (Carbotte). JOSENHANS, H.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: composition of calcite and aragonite Surficial geology, geomorphology and overgrowths from seawater: Influence of 554 glaciology of Hudson Bay, 1987-. sulfate concentration and salinity, 1986-89. CHASE, R.L., ALLAN, J.F., Univ. British See: Columbia (Geological Sciences): 565 The solubility of calcite and aragonite in Juan de Fuca Ridge, southern West Valley KEEN, M.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: sulfate-free seawater and the seeded growth basalts, 1987-89. Comparative studies of the Continental kinetics and composition of the precipitates at Margins of Canada, 1989-91. 555 25°C; Chemical Geo!., vol. 7 4, p. 309-320, 1989. CHASE, R.L., ALLAN, J.F., Univ. British 566 574 Columbia (Geological Sciences): LEWIS, C.F.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: MUCCI, A., ZHONG SHAOJUN, McGill Univ. Tuzo Wilson Seamounts: Petrology of alkali Ice scouring of Continental Shelves, 1979-. (Geological Sciences): basalts, 1987-89. See: Partitioning of rare-earth elements (REE) Comparison of trends of iceberg scour marks 556 between calcite and seawater solutions, with iceberg trajectories and evidence of 1989-92. CHASE, R.L., ALLAN, J.F., FEENEY, T., paleocurrent trends on Saglek Banks, northern Univ. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Labrador Shelf; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, no. 575 Explorer Seamount, 1981-89. 9,p. 1374-1383,1988. PARROTT, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 557 Engineering geology of the Atlantic Shelf, 567 1983-. CHASE, R.L., MICHAEL, P.J., Univ. British MOSLOW, T.F., LUTERNAUER, J.L., Columbia (Geological Sciences): BARRIE, V., Univ. Alberta (Geology), Geo!. 576 Southern Explorer Ridge: Petrogenesis, Surv. Can.: PIPER, D.J.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1984-88. Neotectonics, sedimentary facies and Quaternary geologic processes on continental 558 instability processes and deposits on the slopes, 1981-. CHASE, R.L., SHEA, G.T., MICHAEL, P.J., western Canadian Continental Shelf, 1988-90. See: Univ. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): See: Probable Late Wisconsinan ice margin on the Southern Explorer Ridge: Magic Mountain Neotectonics and sedimentation patterns in upper continental slope off St. Pierre Bank, basalts, 1984-87; M.Sc. thesis (Shea). Moresby Trough, central continental shelf of eastern Canada; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, no. western Canada; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- 6,p.853-865,1988. 559 lH, p. 135-140, 1989. Glaciomarine sedimentation on the DALRYMPLE, R.W., HOOGENDOORN,E.L., continental slope off eastern Canada; Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences): 568 Geoscience Canada, vol. 15, no. 1, p. 23-28, Sedimentation on shoreface-attached sand MACLEAN, B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1988. ridges, Sable Island Bank, Nova Scotia, 1983- Eastern Baffin Island shelf bedrock and 89; Ph.D. thesis (Hoogendoorn). surficial geology mapping program, 1976-. 577 A multidisciplinary research program to PIPER, D.J.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 569 Facies models of modern turbidites, 1983-. document the oceanographic and storm­ MACNAB, R.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: generated flow over the ridge field, the Ocean mapping, 1987-. 578 distribution of grain sizes and bedforms over SCHAFER, C.T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: individual ridges and the entire ridge field, 570 Temporal and spatial variation of deep ocean and the internal structures (large and small MORAN, K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: currents in the western Labrador Sea, 1983-. scale) of the ridges, and integrate all of this Marine geotechnical studies of the Canadian into a dynamic and stratigraphic model for Eastern and Arctic Continental shelves and 579 these ridges. slopes, 1985-. TAYLOR, R.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Coastal environments and processes m the 560 571 Canadian Arctic Archipelago, 1982-. DALRYMPLE, R.W., LEGRESLEY, E.M., MUCCI, A., McGill Univ.

COAL GEOLOGY/ Structural patterns in the Stellarton See: GEOLOGIE DU CHARBON Graben will be an internal report concerning Gates Formation (Lower Cretaceous) coals in faulting in the Stellarton and its relationship Western Canada: a sedimentological and 581 to faulting patterns observed in "pull-apart" petrographical study; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper BEST, M.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: basins. Report would be of interest to mining 89-8, p. 14-25, 1989. Rank and petrographic studies of coal and operations within the area. Evaluation of coal Coalification patterns in Jurassic-Lower organic matter dispersed in sediments, 1968-. resources of western Cape Breton is a paper co­ Cretaceous strata (Minnes, Bullhead and Fort authored with P.A. Hacquebard and D. St. John groups), Rocky Mountain Foothills 582 Bromley of the G.S.C., summarizing onshore and foreland, east-central British Columbia CALDER, J.H., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and and offshore coal exploration that has taken and adjacent Alberta; ibid., p. 68-79, 1989. Energy, Univ. Dalhousie (Geology): place in the coalfields of western Cape Breton. Petrology and sedimentology of Gates Genesis of coal in the southern Cumberland Formation coals, northeastern British Basin, Nova Scotia, 1977-89; Ph.D. thesis. 591 Columbia: preliminary results; ibid., p. 88-95, GOODARZI, F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1989. 583 Mineral matter and trace element content of CAMERON, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Canadian coals, Alberta, 1978-. 599 Petrographic examination of coking coals from See: KALKREUTH, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: the Kootenay Group, Alberta and British Effectofmaceral subtypes and mineral matrix Conversion properties of selected coals and oil Columbia, 1961-. on measured reflectance of subbituminous shales in relation to geological age, geological coals and dispersed organic matter; Inernat. J. setting and petrographic composition, 1986-. 584 Coal Geo!., vol. 10, no. 4, p. 383-398, 1988. See: CAMERON, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Stratigraphy, sedimentology and depositional Relationship of reflectance to chemical rank 592 environments of the coal-bearing Stellarton parameters of western Canadian coals, 1979-. HUGHES, J .D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Formation, Nova Scotia; Geo!. Surv. Can., Resource evaluation and geology of Canada Paper89-8,p.2-13, 1989. 585 coal deposits, 1981-. Conversion properties of selected canadian CAMERON, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: coals based on hydrogenation and pyrolysis Regional coal rank variations in the Kootenay 593 experiments; ibid., p. 108-114, 1989. Formation and their relationship to the HUGHES, J .D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: A preliminary assessment of the structural history of the southern Canadian Development of analytical systems for coal hydrocarbon potential of selected coals using Rocky Mountains, British Columbia-Alberta, geology and resource assessment - Phase I, hydrous pyrolysis; ibid., p. 115-119, 1989. 1981-. 1988-93. 600 586 594 KALKREUTH, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: CAMERON, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: JERZYKIEWICZ, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Regional studies on rank and petrographic Petrographic analyses of coals in the Saunders Sedimentological studies of coal-bearing composition of coals in the Rocky Mountains Group, Outer Foothills Belt, Alberta, 1983-. Upper Cretaceous and Paleocene formations, foothills and foreland, British Columbia and Alberta Foothills and Plains, 1981-. Alberta between 60° and 51° latitude, 1988-92. 587 See: See: CAMERON, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Synopsis: "Controls on the distribution of coal Controls on coal quality variation in the Coal-Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Tertiary, western in the Campanian to Paleocene post-Wapiabi Cadomin-Luscar coalfield, Alberta; Geo!. Surv. District of Mackenzie and northern Yukon strata of the Rocky Mountain Foothills Can., Paper 89-8, p. 80-87, 1989. Territory, 1985-. (Canada)"; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-8, p. 41, 42, 1989. 601 588 Sedimentological and palynological KENT, D.M., YURKOWSKI, M., Univ. Regina DAWSON, F.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: evidence of regional climatic changes in the (Geology): Coal geology and resource potential of the Campanian to Paleocene sediments of the Pore geometry and reservoir quality of Wapiti Group ofnorth-central Alberta, 1987-. Rocky Mountain Foothills, Canada; Winnipegosis reefs in southeastern See: Sedimentary Geo!., vol. 59, no. 1/2, p. 29-76, Saskatchewan, 1988-90; M.Sc. thesis Preliminary results of a continuing study of 1988. (Yurkowski). the stratigraphic context, distribution and Investigation into the depositional and characteristics of coal in the Upper Cretaceous 595 diagenetic factors influencing porosity in to Paleocene Wapiti Group, northwestern JERZYKIEWICZ, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Winnipegosis Reefs; includes mercury Alberta; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-8, p. 43-48, Stratigraphy and sedimentology of coal­ injection capillary pressure analysis, scanning 1989. bearing Wapiti Group in the Grande Cache­ electron microscopy, polarized light microscopy Grande Prairie area, Alberta, 1987-. using cathodoluminescence and ultraviolet 589 fluorescence. DAWSON, F.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 596 Coal geology and resource potential of the JERZYKIEWICZ, T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 602 Luscar Group-Phase I, 1987-. Paleoclimate of late Cretaceous and early LANGENBERG, C.W., MACDONALD, D.E., See: Paleocene in Alberta and Inner Mongolia, KALKREUTH, W.D., STROBL., R.S., Coal geology and resource potential of the northern China, 1987-. BAHNSEN, B., Alberta Research Council Lower Cretaceous Luscar Group in west­ (Geological Survey), Geo!. Surv. Can.: central Alberta; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-8, 597 Foothills and Mountains coal quality - local p. 26-31, 1989. KALKREUTH, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: study, 1987-89. Optical properties of coals and dispersed See: 590 organic materials, 1975-. Cyclic marine sedimentation in the Lower GILLIS, K.S., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Cretaceous Luscar Group and Spirit River Energy: 598 Formation of the Alberta Foothills and Deep Structural patterns in the Stellarton Graben; KALKREUTH, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Basin; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 15, p. 143- Re-evaluation of coal resources of western Regional coalification studies in the Minnes, 154, 1989. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, 1987-89. Bullhead and Fort St. John groups, To document coal quality variations in the northeastern British Columbia, 1981-. Cadomin-Luscar coal field to establish Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie 33 procedures for the assessment of coal quality 608 615 and to allow comparisons between coal quality VAN DER FLIER-KELLER, E., Univ. Victoria CHRISTIE, R.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: data from different areas of the (Geography): Geology of bedded phosphate deposits m mountains/foothills of Alberta. Noble metal systematics in selected Canadian Canada, 1976-. coals, 1987-. 603 Examination of the systematics of the 616 MACDONALD, D.E., LANGENBERG, C.W., Noble metals in coal and the relationships to GUNTER, R., Manitoba Energy and Mines GENTZIS, T., CHIDAMBARAM, N., tectonism, mineralogy and hydrology. (Geological Services): MANDRYK, G.B., STERENBERG, C.E., Evaluation of selected industrial mineral CAMERON, A.R., KALKREUTH, W.D., 609 occurrences in northern Manitoba, 1984-89. Alberta Research Council (Geological Survey), VAN DER FLIER-KELLER, E., Univ. Victoria To inventory the industrial mineral Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Geography): occurrences in northern Manitoba and to Regional coal quality variations in the Geochemistry of Insular Belt coals - investigate selected occurrences in greater foothills/mountains regions of Alberta, 1987- relationship to tectonic setting and detail to determine their economic potential. 89. depositional environment, 1988-. To document and provide a geologic 617 understanding of the variation in coal quality HAMILTON, W.N., Alberta Research Council parameters in the foothills/mountains region INDUSTRIAL MINERALS/ (Geological Survey): of Alberta. SUBSTANCES MINERALES Filler-grade limestone study, 1985-89. INDUSTRIELLES To test specific deposits in Alberta for 604 potential use as extender for high grade RICHARDSON, R.J.H., MANDRYK, G.B., 610 calcium carbonate filler, and to evaluate FIETZ, D.W., Alberta Research Council ADAMS, G.C., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and limestone resources in general as source James Bay Lowland; Ontario Geo!. Surv., in British Columbia - a compilation study. Research Council (Geological Survey): Misc. Paper 141, p. 442-445, 1988. Coal quality of the Ardley coal zone, Alberta plains region, 1986-89. 34 Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie

623 628 Awaiting additional electron microprobe HORA, Z.D., READ, P., British Columbia SIMANDL, G., VALIQUETTE, G., Ecole analyses; field work completed. Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: Polytechnique (Genie mineral): Evaluation of the industrial minerals potential Caracterisation des gites de graphite et de 635 of British Columbia Tertiary Basins, 1986-90. wollastonite de la vallee de la Gatineau, BRISTOL, C.C., FROESE, E., Brandon Univ. Identification of favourable areas within Quebec, 1985-89; these de doctorat (Simandl). (Geology), Geo!. Surv. Can.: Tertiary Basins for deposits of kaolin, ceramic Tous !es indices ont ete analyses et Highly metamorphosed altered rocks clays, bentonite, zeolites, diatomite, fullers classifies. Des hypotheses sont enoncees sur associated with the Osborne Lake volcanogenic earth etc. Assessment of industrial minerals leur genese et leur potentiel economique. Des massive sulfide deposit, Manitoba. potential of this largely unexplored geological guides d'exploration sont suggeres pour Making last minute manuscript unit. I' ensemble de la Province de Grenville. alterations.

624 629 636 HOWSE, A.F., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: SZOKE, S., Ontario Geol. Surv.: BRISTOL, C.C., PROULX, A., Brandon Univ. Assessment of Newfoundland's industrial Ontario's aggregate resources inventory (Geology): minerals with particular emphasis on marble project, 1979-. Alteration and gold mineralization on the and dolomite. Special studies such as investigation of IMC, North Shear properties and Vista Mine, See: buried aggregates are undertaken as required. Flin Flon area, Manitoba, 1988-. Chemical and physical properties of the Petrography well advanced, awaiting Canada Harbour marble deposits; 630 microprobe analyses; field work completed. Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Rept. 89-1, p. 159- VOS, M.A., Ontario Geol. Surv.: 166, 1989. Shale study- Southern Ontario, 1988-89. 637 To determine the economic potential of A subsurface investigation of shales in BROMMECKER, R., HODGSON, C.J ., insular Newfoundland's marble and dolomite Ontario as a resource of the brick and tile Queen's Univ. (Geological Sciences): resources. Several deposits of high purity manufacturing industry. The structural setting of gold in the marble suitable for use as industrial fillers and southeastern Rice Lake Greenstone Belt, extenders have been identified and are 631 Manitoba, 1988-90; M.Sc. thesis currently the focus of further assessment and WHITE, G.U., HORA, Z.D., British Columbia (Brommecker). development by industry. Further detailed Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res.: assessment of promising dolomite prospects is Assessment of vermiculite, per lite and natural 638 planned. pezzclaus potential in British Columbia, 1989- BROWN, A.C., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie 90. mineral): 625 An inventory and a quality assessment of Metallogenic and para genetic analyses of base MEYER,J.R., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: the three above industrial mineral and precious metal mineral deposits, 1970-. Industrial minerals in Labrador with commodities. A field mapping, sampling and See: particular emphasis on marble and dolomite. processing test carried out by CANMET and a Structural geology of the Blake River Group at See: commercial laboratory. the Bousquet Mine, Abitibi, Quebec; Can. J. Labradorite occurrences north of David Inlet; Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. 581-592, 1988. Newfoundland Dept. Mines, Rept. 89-1, 1989. To provide geologic and parageneitic Dimension-Stone Potential in the Nain MINERAL DEPOSITION constraints on the emplacement of metals in a) anorthosite; CIM Bulletin, vol. 81, no. 916, EXPLORATION/EVALUATION/ stratiform copper deposits and b) Archean gold 1988. RECHERCHE ET EVALUATION DES deposits. Ongoing industrial mineral exploration in GiTES MINERAUX Labrador, and some dimension stone 639 assessment on the island of Newfoundland. 632 BROWN, A.C., PERRAULT, G., DARLING, ANNESLEY, I.R., MADORE, C., R., TRUDEL, P., Ecole Polytechnique (Genie 626 Saskatchewan Research Council: mineral): NANTEL, S., Ministere de l'Energie et des The Wollaston Group and its underlying Metallogenie et gitologie de l'or dans l'Abitibi Ressources du Quebec: Archean basement in northern Saskatchewan, du Quebec, 1982-89. Recherche de granite architectural sur la Cote­ 1988-91. Ce projet d'equipe est responsable d'un N ord, 1983-89. See: nombre d'etudes du baccalaureat, de la Voir: The Wollaston Group and its underlying maitrise et du doctorat depuis 1982. Les L'exploration de granite architectural sur la Archean basement in Saskatchewan: futures etudes seront assimilees dans des Cote-Nord: decouvertes 1988; Ministere de preliminary report; Saskatchewan Geol. Surv., activites du groupe Lithoprobe sur le campus l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec, 1988. Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. 54-60, 1988. de l'Universite de Montreal. Les travaux d'exploration de granite To investigate in detail the geological architectural sur la Cote-Nord ont conduit a la characteristics of the Wollaston Group (i.e. 640 decouverte d'une vingtaine de sites potentiels. Aphebian in age) metasediments and the CERNY, P., MEINTZER, R.E., Tous ces sites ont ete claimes et plusieurs ont underlying Archean basement with respect to CHACKOWSKY, L.E., ANDERSON, A.J., fait I' object de travaux demise en valeur. uranium mineralization. WANG, X.-J., CLARK, G.S., BRISBIN, W.C., FRYER, B.J., LONGSTAFFE, F.J., 627 633 BAADSGAARD, H., Univ. Manitoba PRIME, G.A., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and BELKABIR, A., DARLING, R., Ecole (Geological Sciences), Memorial Univ. (Earth Energy: Polytechnique (Genie mineral): Sciences), Univ. Western Ontario (Geology), Aggregate resource of northern Nova Scotia; Geologie et geochimie du gisement d'or filonien Univ. Alberta (Geology): Aggregate quarry potential in Halifax­ archeen Dumont, Val d'Or, Quebec, 1988; Mineralogy, geochemistry and petrology of Dartmouth area, Nova Scotia, 1986-89. these de maitrise en science (Belkabir). rare-element pegmatites and related granites To define and evaluate the aggregate The structural study of the deposit has been in northeastern Manitoba, 1983-91. deposits of Cumberland and Colchester completed and the wallrock alteration phase of See: Counties - the result will include 1:124 000 the project has just been started. The Magill granite and associated pegmatites, maps and extensive sample analyses of the Magill Lake, Manitoba; Manitoba Dept. material; to evaluate the geology and to 634 Energy and Mines, Rept. Field Activities 1988, identify potential locations where quarries can BRISTOL, C.C., Brandon Univ. (Geology): p. 128-139, 1988. be developed in the future. Chlorite and carbonate mineral compositions Pegmatite fields under investigation: related to gold mineralization - Tartan Lake Magill Lake, Cross Lake, Red Sucker Lake, Mine, Manitoba, 1988-. Red Cross Lake, Gods Lake. Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie 35

641 The study updates lithological and See: CERNY, P., MEINTZER, R.E., WISE, M.A., structural interpretation of the region Metallogenic studies in the Temagami CLARK, G.S., FRYER, B.J., LONGSTAFFE, providing a framework for further mineral Greenstone Belt, District of Nipissing; Ontario F.J., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences), investigations. Control of the mapping is Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 190-197, 1988. Memorial Univ. (Earth Sciences), Univ. based on approximately 200 traverses and Relationships between lithological Western Ontario (Geology): 3000 geological stations scattered across the alteration and structural and precious metal Mineralogy, geochemistry and petrology of area. occurrences in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, rare-element pegmatites and related granites District ofNipissing; ibid., p. 212-218, 1988. in the Yellowknife field, N.W.T., 1988-90. 647 See: COUTURE, J-F., GUHA, J., Universite du 653 Phosphate mineralogy of the Yellowknife Quebec a Chicoutimi: GAUDREAU, R., ROCHELEAU, M., pegmatite field; Contrib. Geology N.W.T., vol. Geologie du gisement Au-Cu de la riviere PERRIER, B., ST-JULIEN, P., HEBERT, R., 3, INAC Yellowknife, p. 123-129, 1988. Eastmain, Nouveau-Quebec, 1986-90; these de LACOSTE, P., Universite Laval (Geologie): Limited laboratory follow-up in 1988. doctorat (Couture). Metallogenie de quelques gites auriferes dans See: !es secteurs, Louvicourt, Vauquelin, Pershing, 642 Timing of emplacement of an Archean lode Abitibi, Quebec, 1985-89. CERNY, P., TOMASCAK, P., WISE, M.A., gold deposit in amphibolite terrane - Eastmain Gitologie et metallogenie des gites de FRYER, B.J., LONGSTAFFE, F.J., Univ. River deposit; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Sigma 2, Chimo, Bruell-Aurora, Croinor, Manitoba (Geological Sciences), Memorial Assoc. Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 14, p. Brosnor et Nordeau. Definition des controles Univ. (Earth Sciences), Univ. Western Ontario A118, 1989. stratigraphiques, structuraux et geochimiques (Geology): Le gisement de la riviere Eastmain est un et definition de la genese des gisements. Reconnaissance of the Chantrey Inlet exemple de mineralisations auriferes pegmatite field, N.W.T., 1988-. filoniennes encaissees par des roches qui ont 654 Reconnaissance of a new pegmatite field in subi un metamorphisme regional au facies des GAUTHIER, N., ROCHELEAU, M., ST­ three greenstone belts on the eastern shore of amphibolites. La distribution de la JULIEN, P., GUHA, J ., Universite Laval Chantrey Inlet. mineralisation est controlee par la structure. (Geologie), Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi: Geologie structurale et metallogenie aurifere 643 648 de la zone tectonique de Cadillac dans la region CERNY, P., TOMASCAK, P., WISE, M.A., DILABIO, R.N.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: de Rouyn, Abitibi, Quebec, 1984-89; these de FRYER, B.J., LONGSTAFFE, F.J., Univ. Drift prospecting methods and models, 1978-. doctorat (Gauthier). Manitoba (Geological Sciences), Memorial See: See: Univ. (Earth Sciences>, Univ.Western Ontario The spherical form of gold: man-made or The Cadillac-Larder Lake Fault Zone, Abitibi (Geology): secondary?; Econ. Geo!., vol. 83, no. l, p. 153- Belt, Canada: An example of an Archean Mineralogy, geochemistry and petrology of the 162, 1988. accretionary prism hosting gold deposits; Aylmer Lake-MacKay lake pegmatite field, Residence sites of gold, PGE and rare Bicentennial Gold 88, Extended abstracts, N.W.T., 1988-92; M.Sc. thesis (Tomascak). lithophile elements in till; Proc. Eighth Symp. Poster Programme vol. l, p. 13-15, 1988. Distribution, affiliation and specialization Prospecting in areas of glaciated terrain, p. Stratigraphie, geologie structurale et of granite-pegmatite systems in a virtually 121-140, 1988. metallogenie des gites Augmitto, Astoria, unexplored pegmatite-bearing terrane. Bazooka et Rouyn Merger-O'Neill Thompson 649 dans la zone tectonique de Cadillac, cantons de 644 DI PRISCO, G., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Rouyn et de Beauchastel, region de Rouyn. CHARTRAND, F_, Ministere de l'Energie et Precambrian - Paleozoic unconformity in des Ressource du Quebec: southeastern Ontario and associated 655 Synthese metallogenique de la baie James mineralization, 1986-89. GIOVENAZZO, D., PICARD, D., LAMOTHE, Phase I - etude des indices mineralises See: D., Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi: (survol), 1989-90. Gold enrichment at the Precambrian - Comportement des EGP dans le filon-couche Faire la synthese metallogenique de la baie Paleozoic unconformity, southeastern Ontario; Delta, Nouveau-Quebec, 1986-90. James entre Matagami et Radisson; etudier Jes Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., indices mineralises et leurs contextes Program with abstract, vol. 13, p. A33, 1988. 656 geologiques. The Precambrian - Paleozoic unconformity GODWIN, C.I., ABERCROMBIE, S., Univ. in southeastern Ontario and associated British Columbia (Geological Sciences): 645 mineralization; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Geology and radio-isotope geochemistry of the CHARTRAND, F., SIMARD, A., Paper 141, p. 330-334, 1988. Zeta Si-Ag prospect and associated syenite, VERPAELST, P., ROY, C., Ministere de Completion of the project in 1989, central-western Yukon, 1985-89; M.Sc. thesis l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: publication of an Open File Report (OGS (Abercrombie). Evaluation du potentiel mineral dans Ia region Publication) late 1989 or beginning 1990. Zoned megacrysts are being examined by de Rouyn-Noranda - gites de sulfures massifs ICP, probe, Rb-Sr, Pb-Pb and Sm-Nd. volcanogenes, 1989-. 650 Faire une evaluation quantitative du DUNSMORE, H.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 657 potentiel mineral des gisements de sulfures Geology of uranium resources of Canada, GODWIN, C.I., DAWSON, G., Univ. British massifs. Ce projet represente un premier essai 1976-. Columbia (Geological Sciences): dans une region ou la geologie est bien connue. Geology of the French skarn deposit, Hedley 651 area, south-central British Columbia, 1989-91; 646 FUCHTER, W.A.R., HODGSON, C.J ., Queen's M.Sc. thesis (Dawson). CHURCH, B.N., SCHIARIZZA, P., British Univ. (Geological Sciences): Detailed study of this small skarn deposit is Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res. The geology and gold mineralization of the anticipated to be more informative than study (Geological Survey Branch): northwestern mining camp, Gwanda of the larger Hedley system. Geology and mineralization in the Bridge greenstone belt, Zimbabwe, 1985-89; Ph.D. River Mining Camp, British Columbia, 1986-. thesis (Fuchter). 658 See: GODWIN, C.I., GABITES, J., ANDREW, A., Research and Exploration in the Bridge River 652 Univ. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Mining Camp; British Columbia Ministry FYON, J.A., HRABI, R.B., MAITLAND, Lead isotope systematics for the Canadian Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper Geological W.M.. , O'DONNELL, L., Ontario Geo!. Surv., Cordillera with emphasis on exploration Fieldwork 1988-1, p.105-114, 1988. Univ. New Brunswick (Geology), Univ. applications. Toronto (Erindale, Geology): Temagami minerals project, Ontario, 1987-89. 36 Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie

659 666 Anacon, Stratmat, Heath Steele N-5, Half Mile GODWIN, C.I., LANE, R., Univ. British HARPER, C., Saskatchewan Geol. Surv.: Lake, Murray Brook, Lake George, Gordex Columbia (Geological Sciences): Kimberlites/Diamonds, 1989. (Cape Spencer), Mispec Road Zone and Geology of Coal Creek Dome hematite­ See: Burnthill deposits are computerized. carbonate breccias, northwestern Yukon Kimberlites in the Western Canadian Territory, 1986-90; M.Sc. thesis (Lane). Sedimentary Basin; Canadian Continental 672 Regional galena lead isotope study provides Drilling Program, Workshop, Calgary, March JEBRAK, M., Universite du Quebec a some time constraints. Breccias are compared 1-2, 1989 (Abstract). Montreal (Sciences de la Terre): to Wernecke breccias, Yukon, and to Roxby Les mineralisations auriferes intragranitiques Downs, Australia. 667 de l'Abitibi, Quebec, 1988-90. HA YNES, F.M., SCHRIJVER, K., INRS­ See: 660 Georessources: Gold deposits in tonalite from the S-E Abitibi, GODWIN, C.I., LEITCH, C.R., Univ. British Disseminated and vein-bound copper sulfides Quebec; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Columbia (Geological Sciences): in the Proterozoic Dunphy Formation, Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 14, p. ABO, Geology and origin of the Bralorne-Pioneer Labrador Trough, Quebec, 1985-88. 1989. mesothermal gold veins, Bridge River camp, See: Typologie et genese des mineralisations southwestern British Columbia, 1986-89; Fluid inclusion evidence of copper auriferes. Ph.D. thesis (Leitch). remobilization during retrograde metamorphism in the central Labrador 673 661 Trough; Can. Mineral., v. 27, pt. 1, 1989. JEFFERSON, C.W., Geol. Surv. Can.: GODWIN, C.I., REDDY, D., Univ. British Regional mineral resource assessment, Columbia (Geological Sciences): 668 northern Canada, 1984-. Geology of Indian River volcanogenic deposit HA YNES, S.J., Brock Univ. (Geological See: area, southwestern British Columbia, 1986-89; Sciences): Stratigraphic and structural settings of iron­ M.Sc. thesis (Reddy). Gold quartz vein deposits in elastic formations and gold in the Back River area, Regional lead isotope study of Cascadia in sedimentary terranes, 1982-. District of Mackenzie, N.W.T.; Geol. Surv. British Columbia is included. See: Can., Paper 89-lC, p. 293-304, 1989. Structural reconnaissance of the Jiangnan 662 Geanticline; Proc. 4th Internat. Terrane Conf., 674 GROSS, G.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: p. 31-33, 1988. JOWETT, E.C., Univ. Waterloo (Earth Geology and appraisal of metalliferous Gold Exploration: Application to South Sciences): sedimentary iron and manganese resources, China; Foreign Experts Lecture Series, vol. 2, Age and origin of Kupferschiefer ore deposits, 1957-. Geol. Bureau, CNNC, Beijing, 88 p. (in 1986-89. See: Chinese), 1988. See: A comparison of metalliferous sediments, Field studies are continuing in South China Effects of continental rifting on location and Precambrian to Recent; Krystalinikun, vol. 19, and the Yellowknife Basin, N.W.T. genesis of stratiform copper deposits; Geol. p. 59-74, 1988. Assoc. Can., Sp. Paper 36, p. 49-62, 1989. 669 Evolution of ideas about the genesis of 663 HAYNES, S.J., Brock Univ. (Geological stratiform Cu-Ag deposits; Geol. Soc. America, GUIMOND, P.G., HODGSON, C.J., Queen's Sciences): Program with Abstracts, p. A20, 1988. Univ. (Geological Sciences): Epithermal and mesothermal deposits, Use physical properties and tectonism to Structure and gold mineralization in central Leiyang-Linwu Belt, Hunan, China, 1987-. understand genesis of these deposits. Gauthier Township, Abitibi Greenstone Belt, See: Ontario, 1985-90; M.Sc. thesis (Guimond). Superposition of Cretaceous Au-Ag epithermal 675 breccias on Jurassic Pb-Zn (Cu) mesothermal JOWETT, E.C., CATHLES III, LM., Univ. 664 skarns, Shuikoushan district, Hunan China; Waterloo (Earth Sciences), Univ. Cornell HAMILTON, W.N., Alberta Research Council Bicentennial Gold "88", Extended Abstracts, (Geology): (Geological Survey): vol. 1, p. 357-359, 1988. Physical constraints of fluid flow in rift basins, Mineral resource studies - Mineral Deposits Epithermal-mesothermal metallogeny of 1988-. File/Map, 1982-89. the Leiyang-Linwu Belt; Symp. "Discovery of See: Goals for current year are to complete data Blind Ore Deposits", Hunan Geol. Soc., Depth and timing of gypsum-anhydrite capture for mineral deposits file and to produce Shuikouskan, China, 1988. transition controlled by tectonic environment minerals map as a pilot project for GIS and lithology of overlying sediment; Geo!. Soc. technology development. 670 America, Program with Abstrcts, p. A109, HEBERT, C., Ministere de l'Energie et des 1988. 665 Ressources du Quebec: To determine fluid-driving mechanisms HARNOIS, L., MOORE, J.M., Carleton Univ. Reconnaissance gltologique dans le Grenville, from geologic/metal zoning evidence. (Earth Sciences): 1989-90. Origin of the Ore Chimney Formation, Rechercher et inventorier sur le terrain les 676 Grenville Province, Ontario, 1982-89; Ph.D. indices mineralises compiles sur les fiches de JOWETT, E.C., LOSH, S., SHERLOCK, R., thesis (Harnois). glte du ministere. Il s'agit de retrouver les Univ. Waterloo (Earth Sciences): See: indices repertories et d'en apprecier la valeur Detachment-hosted gold deposits: structural Geochemistry and origin of the Ore Chimney par echantillonnage, anlayse et cartographie and fluid-flow analysis, 1988-; Ph.D. thesis Formation, a transported paleoregolith in the de detail ou autres et d'effectuer Les (Sherlock). Grenville Province, Southeastern Ontario, modification necessaires aux fiches de glte Stable isotope, geochemical and structural Canada; Chemical Geol., vol. 69, p. 267-289, existantes. constraints on origin of detachment-related Au 1988. deposits. The O.C.F. is identified as a 671 metamorphosed, locally-transported regolith IRRINKI, R.R., New Brunswick Dept. Natural 677 formed from mafic volcanic rocks and lying on Resources, and Energy (Geological Surv. JOWETT, E.C., SWINDEN, S., WALDIE, C., a regional unconformity. It is closely Branch): Univ. Waterloo (Earth Sciences), associated with polymetallic, auriferous lode Evaluation of New Brunswick metallic Newfoundland Dept. Mines and Energy: deposits. Metals were probably leached from mineral deposits, 1985-. Origin of Crescent Lake sulphide vein system, the volcanics and deposited near the peak of Evaluation of metallic mineral deposits 1988-89; B.Sc. thesis (Waldie). metamorphism. involves computerization of all available drillhole data and estimation of reserves. Key MineraVEnergy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie 37

Fluid inclusion, isotopic, and petrographic This project will document the geology, 690 study to understand origin and compare to petrology and mineralogy of: 1) the Strange PARSLOW, G.R., PEIRIS, E., Univ. Regina Kuroko massive sulphide system. Lake Zr-Y-Nb-Be-REE deposit and related (Geology): granites, and 2) the Mann - type (Letitia Lake) Some aspects of the U-Au-Pt mineralization at 678 Nb-Be showings and related peralkaline Nicholson Bay, Saskatchewan, 1987-89; M.Sc. JOWETT, E.C., WYLLIE, R., Univ. Waterloo volcanic and subvolcanic rocks - to provide thesis (Peiris). (Earth Sciences): exploration models for Rare Metal exploration See: Origin of"brown altered zone": A new type of in Labrador and insular Newfoundland. Geology and geochemistry of the uranium-gold alteration in the Kirkland Lake Gold Camp, mineralization in the Nicholson Bay-Fish Ontario, 1988-89; B.Sc. thesis (Wyllie). 686 Hook Bay area; Saskatchewan Dept. Energy To determine whether this new type of Au­ O'DRISCOLL, C.F., SEARS, W.A., and Mines, Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. 70-76, 1988. associated alteration is result of distincitve Newfoundland Dept. Mines: A geological, petrographic, and host rock, or a new fluid composition. Avalon metalogeny - Connaigre Bay Group, geochemical study to identify the mode of 1989-90; M.Sc. thesis (Sears). formation of the Nicholson Bay U-Pgm 679 See: association. Major conclusion from the work is KIRKHAM, R.V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Metalogeny of the Connaigre Bay Group, that the mineralization is "Athabasca type" Geology of copper and molybdenum deposits in southern Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. not "Beaverlodge type". Canada, 1970-. Mines, Rept. 89-1, 1989. See: The Late Precambrian Connaigre Bay 691 Comb quartz layers in felsic intrusions and Group is host to several massive sulphide POULSEN, K.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: their relationship to porphyry deposits; Can. occurrences within a limited stratigraphic Metallogeny of gold in the continental crust, Instit. Mining Metal., Sp. Vol. 39, p. 50-71, horizon. The major showing at Winter Hill is 1985-. 1988. situated in a carbonate-calc/silicate lens in See: mafic volcanic rocks. Sphalerite, galena, High-angle reverse faults, fluid-pressure 680 chalcopyrite, pyrite and pyrrhotite are the cycling, and mesothermal gold-quartz deposits; KISH, L., Ministere de l'Energie et des dominant sulphide minerals. The lithological Geology, vol. 16, no. 6, p. 551-555, 1988. Ressources du Quebec: setting, alteration assemblages, and ore Contrasts in setting and style of gold Gitologie des roches mafiques-ultramafiques mineral abundances suggest a volcanogenic - deposits in two Archean terranes: Rice. Lake de la region de Manicouagan-Fermont, exhalative genesis for these mineral deposits. District, Canada, and Western Liaoning Quebec, 1987-91. District, China; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lC, Evaluer le potentiel economique des roches 687 p. 121-125, 1989. du Grenville et trouver Jes ca uses des OLIBER, J.L., Queen's Univ. (Geological Preliminary report on the structural anomalies geochimiques et geophysiques de la Sciences): setting of gold at the Gunnar Mine in the region situee entre lac Manicouagan et Geology and mineralization, Bearskin Beresford Lake area, Uchi Subprovince, Fermont. (Muddy) and Tatsamenic Lake District, southeastern Manitoba; ibid., p. 325-332, 1989. northwestern British Columbia, 1988-90; 681 Ph.D. thesis. 692 KLASSEN, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: POWELL, W., HODGSON, C.J., Queen's Univ. Uranium drift prospecting techniques; Lower Geology and mineralization, Bearskin (Geological Sciences): Kazan River ar!la, District of Keewatin, 1975-. (Muddy) and Tatsamenic Lake District; The expression of the Larder Lake break in the British Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Matachewan area, Ontario, 1988-90. 682 Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, 1988. LOVE, D., HODGSON, C.J., Queen's Univ. 693 (Geological Sciences): 688 QUIRT, D., Saskatchewan Research Council Geology and genesis of the Mt. Skukum gold O'REILLY, G.A., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and (Mineral Resources Program): deposit, 1987-; Ph.D. thesis (Love). Energy: Metallogenesis of Beaver lodge, Saskatchewan Mineral deposits associated with the South uranium mineralization 1984-. 683 Mountain Batholith, Nova Scotia, 1985-90. The relationship between widespread Na-K LYDON, J.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Examination of mineralization(s) metasomatism (albitization) and uranium Geology of lead and zinc resources of Canada, genetically and spatially associated with the mineralization in the Beaverlodge area is 1977-. South Mountain Batholith. Complement to being investigated. bedrock and surficial mapping projects of the 684 Batholith by Department of Mines and Energy 694 MACLEAN, W.H., BERNIER, L., !CHANG!, under the Canada - Nova Scotia MDA 1985-89. QUIRT, D., Saskatchewan Research Council D., LIAGHAT, S., McGill Univ. (Geological (Mineral Resources Program): Sciences): 689 Characterization of intrusives in the Waddy Hydrothermal alteration associated with PARSLOW, G.R., ARMSTRONG, D., Lake and Star Lake areas, Saskatchewan, massive sulphide ores in greenstone belts, GASKARTH, J.W., Univ. Regina (Geology), 1987-89. 1987-. Univ. Birmingham, UK (Geology): Selected intrusive bodies are being See: Geological, geochemical, and structural characterized using lithogeochemistry, Rare earth element mobility at constant inter­ controls of gold mineralization in the Sulphide­ petrology and structure with the objective of REE ratios at the Phelps Dodge massive Pap Lakes area, Saskatchewan, 1987-90. determining relationships of the intrusive sulphide deposit, Matagami, Quebec; See: rocks to gold mineralization. Mineralium Deposita, vol. 23, p. 231-238, 1988. Geochemistry and gold metallogenic studies, Other studies published on changes in Sulphide-Pap Lakes area; Saskatchewan Dept. 695 chlorite composition, and its use as a Energy and Mines, Misc. Rept. 88-4, QUIRT, D., MELLINGER, M., Saskatchewan geothermometer. Present work on Horne and p.106-111, 1988. Research Council (Mineral Resources Ansil deposits in Noranda on Mass Changes. To obtain a better understanding of the gold Program): mineralization in this portion of the La Ronge Athabasca northern rim unconformity-type 685 Gold Belt. Studies include surface geological uranium deposits, Saskatchewan, 1985-. MILLER, R., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: mapping, drill core logging, petrography, Petrological and lithogeochemical studies Metallogeny of granites in Labrador, 1984-89. major/trace element geochemistry, fluid on uranium deposits and prospects along the See: inclusion studies, stable isotope studies. northern rim of the Athabasca Basin. Rare-metal targets in insular Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. Mines. Rept. 89-1, p. 171-179, 1989. 38 Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie

696 See: Mineralogical and exploration modelling, QUIRT, D., REES, M., Saskatchewan Research A proposed genetic model for Ba-Pb-Zn Owen Lake Camp, British Columbia, 1989-92; Council (Mineral Resources Program), Univ. occurrences not associated with igneous rocks, Ph.D. thesis (Cheng). Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): Taconic Thrust Belt, Quebec; Geo!. Surv. Can., Gold and the ttMine Granites", Goldfields, Paper89-1B, p. 29-37, 1989. 712 Saskatchewan, 1984-89; M.Sc. thesis (Rees). SINCLAIR, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Assessment of the metasomatic character of 705 Geology of copper and molybdenum resources the auriferous 'mine granites' is being carried SCHRIJVER, K., MARCOUX, E., of Canada, 1977-. out using lithogeochemistry, petrology, XRD BEAUDOIN, G., CALVEZ, J.Y. , INRS­ mineralogy, fluid inclusion analysis and stable Georessources: 713 isotope geochemistry. Metallogenie de Pb-Zn dans !es roches TESSIER, A.C., HODGSON, C.J., Queen's sedimentaires des Appalaches septentrionales Univ. (Geological Sciences): 697 au Quebec, 1985-89. Structural interpretation of the Pascalis-Nord REDDY, D., ROSS,J.V., GODWIN, C.I., Univ. See: Gold Deposit, Abitibi Greenstone Belt, Quebec, British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Pb-Zn occurrences and their Pb-isotopic 1987-. M.Sc. thesis (Tessier). Geology of Indian River area, Southwestern, signatures bearing on metallogeny and British Columbia, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis mineral exploration - Paleozoic sedimentary 714 (Reddy). rocks, northern Appalachians, Quebec; Can. J . TILKOV, M., SINCLAIR, A.J., Univ. British Earth Sci., v. 25, p. 1777-1790, 1988. Columbia (Geological Sciences): 698 Geostatistical ore reserve estimation, RENAUT, R.W., OWEN, R.B . , Univ . 706 Buckhorn Mine, Nevada; M.Sc. thesis (Tilkov). Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences), Univ. SCHRIJVER, K., RHEAUME, P., CALVEZ, Malawi: J . Y., INRS-Georessources: 715 Phosphate potential of Lake Malawi Metallogenie de Ba-Pb-Zn dans les roches TROOP, D.G., WITTAKER, P.J., MALCZAK, sediments, 1987-. sedimentaires de l'orogene taconique au J ., SPRY, P.G., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Quebec (!!); Hydrothermal dolomite and Gold metallogeny along the eastern extent of 699 sulfate-sulfide mineralization of the Cap the Destor-Porcupine Fault Zone, 1986-89. ROCHELEAU, M., VERPAELST, P., Enrage Ba-Pb-Zn deposit, Taconic Thrust Belt, See: BONNEAU, R.M., Universite Laval Quebec, 1987-91. Systematics of an Archean lode gold deposit: (Geologie), UQAT, MERQ: The Ross Mine, Abitibi greenstone belt, Etude metallogenique de la Formation de 707 Ontario,Canada; Geo!. Soc. Amer., Program Hunter Mine, region de Rouyn, Abitibi, SCHRIJVER, K., RHEAUME, P., CALVEZ, with abstracts, vol. 20, no. 7, p. 301 , 1988. Quebec, 1986-89; these de maitrise > , France and La teneur en or du batholite de Flavrian, supracrustal belt, Slave Structural Province, the Appalachians, Quebec. Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec; Can. Mineralogist, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lC, p. 199- vol. 25, no. 4, p. 545-554, 1988. 214, 1989. 708 Rapport sur les mines Mic Mac, Central SHILTS, W.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Cadillac, Wood Cadillac, Lapa Cadillac, 701 Gold, PGE, rare metals in till, Kaminak Lake, Pandora et New Alger (decembre 1987); mine RUZICKA, V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: N.W.T., 1988-91. Doyon (decembre 1988); mine Bousquet Geology of uranium and thorium resources of To develop strategy based on (decembre 1988); mine Dumagami (decembre Canada, 1975-. sedimentologic and periglacial models, for 1988); mine O'Brien (mars 1989); synthese See: mineral exploration in this periglacially (avril 1989). Monometallic and polymetallic deposits modified glacial landscape to evaluate areas of associated with the sub-Athabasca gold (PGE and base metals) potential. 717 unconformity in Saskatchewan; Geo!. Surv. TUACH, J., SAUNDERS, C., Newfoundland Can., Paper 89-lC, p. 67-79, 1989. 709 Dept. Mines: SINCLAIR, A.J., Univ. British Columbia Granite metallogeny, Newfoundland, 1984-89. 702 (Geological Sciences): See: SAGE, R.P., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Origin of carbon in veins and alteration zones, Tungsten-molybdenum-bismuth in the Alkalic rocks-carbonatites, 197 4-. Tabol Erickson deposits, Cassiar district, Granite Lake - Meelpaeg area, Newfoundland: British Columbia. Geochemical signatures in rock and soil; Proc. 703 Sampling completed. Isotopic analyses and CIMM Conf. Prospecting in Areas of Glaciated SANGSTER, D.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: X-ray work to begin shortly. Terrain, Halifax, p. 531-551, 1988. Geology of lead and zinc resources in Canada, Zr-Nb-Y-REE mineralization in the Cross 1965-. 710 Hill Plutonic Suite; Newfounland Dept. Mines, SINCLAIR, A.J., DE ROSEN-SPENCE, A., Rept. 89-1, p. 181-192, 1989. 704 RADLOWSKI, Z., Univ. British Columbia SCHRIJVER, K . , BEAUDOIN, G., (Geological Sciences): 718 RHEAUME, P., MARCOUX, E., CALVEZ, Lithchem, 1985-90. VALIQUETTE G., BELLEHUMEUR, C., J. Y.,INRS-Georessources: File construction of published chemical Ministere de l'~nergie et des Ressources du Metallogenie de Ba-Pb-Zn dans les roches analyses for volcanic rocks in Canadian Quebec, Ecole Polytechnique (Genie mineral): sedimentaires de l'orogene taconique Cordillera completed. Programming in Synthese metallogenique du centre-nord de la auQuebec (!);Possible sources of Pb, Ba and Zn progress for interpretation of magmatic trends Gaspesie, Quebec, 1987-89. in the Paleozoic sediment-hosted epigenetic St­ and alteration. Ces travaux font l'inventaire des indices et Fabien deposit and associated occurrences, gltes mineralises connus dans le centre-nord de Taconic Thrust Belt, Quebec; 1986-90; these de 711 Ia Gaspesie et ils presentent un modele maitrise (Rheaume). SINCLAIR, A.J ., LEITCH, C.R., CHENG, X., gitologique pour !'ensemble de la region. Les Univ. British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie 39 travaux en sont un stade de la redaction du To develop a data base of petrophysical, 732 raport final. fluid and geochemical properties of the GRANT, A.C., Geol. Surv. Can.: overpressure zone in the Venture gas field; to Geological interpretation of geophysical data 719 quantitatively model the development of as an aid to basin synthesis and hydrocarbon WARES, R., FOX, J .S., GOUTIER, J ., CLARK, overpressures in the Venture field using the inventory, 1974-. T., Ministere de l'Energie et des Ressources du data base to constrain the model; and to extend Quebec: the model to the remainder of the Scotian Shelf 733 Metallogenie dans le nord de la Fosse du and then to other areas of the east coast, such HITCHON, B., UNDERSCHULTZ, J.R., Labrador, Quebec, 1986-90. as the Jeanne d'Arc Basin. BACHU, S., SAUVEPLANE, C.M., Alberta Voir: Research Council (Geological Survey): Syn these metallogeniq ue des indices de 725 Hydrogeology, geopressures and hydrocarbon sulfure au nord du 57• parallele (etape I), Fosse BROOKS, P.W., Geol. Surv. Can.: occurences, Beaufort-Mackenzie Basin, du Labrador; Ministere de l'Energie et des Petroleum geology, Sverdrup Basin, 1984-89. Ressources du Quebec, MR 88-05, 1988. Franklinian Geosyncline and Arctic Interior Etude des principaux metallotects Platform, District of Franklin, 1984-. 734 lithostratigraphiques et structuraux en vue JOWETT, E.C., RYE, R.O., ROTH, T., Univ. d'une evaluation metallogenique globale des 726 Waterloo (Earth Sciences), USGS (Denver): mineralisations de Cu, Zn, Ni et metaux DIETRICH,J.R., Geol. Surv. Can.: Isotopic constraints on origin of Kupferschiefer precieux (or, EGP) de la partie nord de la Fosse Petroleum geology of Tertiary, Mesozoic and Cu-Ag deposits in Poland, 1986-90; B.Sc. thesis du Labrador. Paleozoic north of 68° on the N .W.T. and (Roth). Yukon mainland and offshore, 1986-. See: 720 See: Ore-fluid penetration ofa hydrocarbon caprock WILSON, J .M.D., CANMET/EMR: The geology, biostratigraphy and organic (and source rock) through hydrofactures, Mineralogical factors affecting lead, zinc and geochemistry of the Natsek E-56 and Edlok N- forming Cu-Ag mineralizaiton; Geol. Assoc. silver recovery at Faro, Yukon, 1987-92. 56 wells, western Beaufort Sea; Geol. Surv. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program and Can., Paper 89-lG, p. 133-158, 1989. Abstracts, vol. 13, p. A63, 1988. 721 Slow circulation of 34S-rich ore fluids ZOUHRY, S., BROWN, A.C., Ecole 727 within Rotliegendes basins and penetration of Polytechnique (Genie mineral): DIETRICH, J .R., Geo I. Surv. Can.: Kupferschiefer black shale through Etude de l'alteration et des inclusions fluides Petroleum geology of Queen Charlotte Basin, hydrofractures; !!! Minerals in Black Shales, de l'indice d'or Annamaque, Val d'Or, Quebec, Bristish Columbia, 1987-. Geology of Ore-Bearing Formations Symp., 1989; these de maitrise en science (Zouhry). Cracow,April 11-12, 1989. L'objectiffondamental est de determiner la 728 Trace fluid source and pathways, determine nature d'une fluide mineralisateur EMBRY, A.F., Geol. Surv. Can.: temperatures and sulphur source using stable responsable pour Jes inclusions fluides et Mesozoic Basin analysis of Sverdrup Basin, isotopes. !'alternation hydrothermale reconnue dans Arctic Archipelago, 1985-. cette indice aurifere. See: 735 Stratigraphy and tectonic significance of JUDGE, A.S., Geol. Surv. Can.: Cretaceous volcanism in the Queen Elizabeth Gas hydrates: their nature, properties and PETROLEUM EXPLORATION/ Islands, Canadian Arctic Archipelago; Can. J. distribution, 1987-. EVALULATION/RECHERCHEET Earth Sci., vo. 25, no. 8, p. 1209-1219, 1988. EVALUATION DES GiTES DE 736 PETRO LE 729 KALKREUTH, W.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: GOODARZI, F., Geol. Surv. Can.: Organic petrology of Canadian oil shale 722 Maturity of dispersed organic materials in deposits, 1986-. BA CHU, S., CUTHIELL, D., KRAMERS, J .W., lower and middle Paleozoic rocks, determined YUAN, L.P., Alberta Research Council by optical and geochemical studies, 1982-. 737 (Geological Survey): See: LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Reservoir analysis: Bodo reservoir, Alberta, Preliminary organic maturation studies of Sciences): 1986-91. Horn River strata in the Tathlina High area, Petroleum source rock potential and See: Northwest Territories; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper geochemistry of the Mississippian Exshaw The Provost Upper Mannville B Pool: an 89-lG, p. 43-50, 1989. Formation, western Canada, 1988-91. integrated analysis for reservoir The Exshaw Formation has the potential to characterization; Petrol. Soc. CIM 39th Ann. 730 be one of the best documented source rocks in Tech. Meeting, Calgary, Canada, CIM Paper GOODARZI, F., Geol. Surv. Can.: the world. Organic type, maturity, and No. 88-39-112, 1988. Organic maturation and properties of kerogen richness data are being acquired; work on the Equivalent permeability of a core scale and bitumen in elastic and carbonate typing of specific accumulations and heterogeneous porous medium (abs.); EOS sequences in the Sverdrup Basin and correlation to the extracts of the Exshaw is in Trans. AGU, vol. 69, no. 44, p.1187, 1988. Franklinian Geosyncline, District of Franklin, progress. Multidisciplinary study involving geology, 1985-. image analysis, parameter estimation and See: 738 numerical modeling, to characterize oil Organic petrology of two coal-bearing LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological sands/heavy oil reservoirs and relate the sequences from the Middle to Upper Devonian Sciences): reservoir model to reservoir-engineering of Melville Island, Arctic Canada; Geo!. Surv. Geochemistry, mineralogy, and sedimentology process simulation. Can., Paper 89-8, p. 120-130, 1989. of organic-rich sedimentary units in Manitoba­ A brief assessment of potential hydrocarbon northeastern Saskatchewan, 1987-92. 723 source rocks of the Canadian Artie Selected Paleozoic a nd Mesozoic organic­ BELL,J.S., Geol. Surv. Can.: Archipelago; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lG, p. rich mudstone units are being examined in Labrador shelfbasin analysis, 1987-. 159-162, 1989. southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The organic type, maturity, and richness are being 724 731 documented in order to determine the BEST, M.E., Geol. Surv. Can.: GOODARZI, F., Geol. Surv. Can.: depositional and diagenetic controls and Overpressure studies of the offshore Origin and thermal maturation history of settings of the organic-rich units. Mineralogy sedimentary basins of eastern Canada, 1988- organic material from Queen Charlotte region, and inorganic geochemistry are being 90. British Columbia, 1987-. evaluated in order to assess the role these components play on the use of the shales as 40 Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie

possible hydrocarbon fuel resources. At Canadian Williston Basin; Geo!. Surv. Can., sandstones, Grand Banks, offshore Eastern present, most effort has been placed on the Paper 89-lD, p. 35-47, 1989. Canada, 1987 -91; M.Sc. thesis (Welsford). Upper Cretaceous Favel and Niobrara See: Formations. 747 Sedimentology and sandstone diagenesis of PODRUSKI, J .A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Hibernia Formation in Hibernia Oil Field, 739 Petroleum geology and tectonic history of the Grand Banks, Newfoundland; Bull. Amer. LAST, W.M., AHMED, M., Univ. Manitoba Sweetgrass Arch, Alberta and Saskatchewan, Assoc. Petrol. Geo!., vol. 73, no. 5, 1989. (Geological Sciences): 1986-. Sedimentology and porosity evolution of 756 selected Mississippian carbonate reservoirs in 748 YOLE, R.W., NENTWICH, F.W., PYNE, M., Manitoba, 1988-92; M.Sc. thesis (Ahmed). POULTON, T.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Carleton Univ. (Earth Sciences): The Mississippian carbonate rocks in Thermal maturity studies of the Paleozoic of Stratigraphy, petrography and environmental Manitoba produce over 75% of the province's the northern mainland and Tertiary of the analysis of Late Paleogene sediments, total annual oil output. Although considerable Beaufort Sea/Mackenzie Delta, 1985-. Mackenzie Delta, Beaufort Shelf, N.W.T., effort has been put into regional studies of the 1987-91. sedimentology and diagenesis of these 749 Mississippian carbonate units, relatively few PROCTER, R.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: detailed, petrographic studies have been made Evaluation of Canadas petroleum potential, GENERALJGENERALITES within the province. At present, a systematic 1972-. investigation of the petrography and 757 diagenesis of the Mission Canyon Formation in 750 BIRKETT, T.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: the Pierson area is being conducted. ROTTENFUSSER, B.A., Alberta Research Metallogeny of Eastern Canada, 1984-. Council (Geological Survey): 740 Geology of the AOSTRA Underground Test 758 MACQUEEN, R.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Facility, Alberta, 1987-. BIRKETT, T.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Organic geochemical and maturation studies, See: Metallogeny of Archean rocks in the Grenville Mainland N.W.T. and Yukon, 1985-. Proc. Fourth Internat. Conf. on the Future of Province, 1989-93. See: Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Edmonton, To evaluate the mineral potential of, and to Optical and compositional characters and Canada, 26 p., 1988. understand the effects of high-grade paleothermal implications of a diverse suite of To develop a regional and site specific metamorphism on Archean-age greenstones natural bitumens from Middle Devonian understanding of the distribution and within the Grenville structural province of the carbonate rocks, Pine Point, Northwest characteristics of the resource and especially Canadian Shield. Territories; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lG, p. the heterogeneities in the reservoir in order to 51-56, 1989. guide development of bitumen recovery 759 proecesses at the Underground Test Facility. BIRKETT, T.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 741 High-tech metals in Canada, 1989-93. MCALPINE, K.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 751 Advance understanding of the geology and Maturation studies, 1981-. SKIBO, D.N., Geo!. Surv. Can.: mineralogy of the Strange Lake and Thor Lake Thermal history and basin evolution­ deposits of high-tech metals through 742 Canadian frontier regions, 1983-. integrated field geology and geophysics and MCALPINE, K.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: laboratory studies to determine the mode of Regional geology of the sedimentary basins of 752 emplacement and factors controlling the sites the continental margin of Newfoundland, SNOWDON, L.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: of the mineralization. Labrador and Baffin Bay, 1984-. Oil/source correlation for Northern Interior Plains crudes, District of Mackenzie, 1985-. 760 743 See: CHANDLER, F.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: MCMAHON, P.G., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines Hydrocarbon migration in Mackenzie Delta Stejiarton basin analysis, Nova Scotia, 1984- and Energy: sediments; Bull. Can. Petrol. Geo!., vol. 36, no. 89. Petroleum source rock evaluation, onshore 4, p. 407-412, 1988. Nova Scotia, 1987-89. 761 See: 753 DAVIES, E.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Petroleum source rock study, onshore Nova SPRAY, J .G., KENNEDY, L.A., Univ. New Potential hydrothermal mineralization, 1986-. Scotia: A progress summary; Nova Scotia Brunswick (Geology): Dept. Mines and Energy, Rept. Activities 1988, Bit-induced alteration of rock, 1988-; M.Sc. 762 pt. A, Rept. 88-3, 1988. thesis (Kennedy). DAWSON, K.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Metallogeny of the northern Canadian 744 High-temperature alteration of sedimentary Cordillera, 197 4-. MCMILLAN, N.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: rock by turbo-driven PDC drill bit: evidence Habitat of oil-basin classification hydrocarbon from Wildcat Well G-72, Scotian Basin; Geo!. 763 resources, 1985-. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program DUNSMORE, H.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: with abstracts, vol. 14, p. A87, 1989. Metallogenic processes in sedimentary­ 745 Evaluation of deformation, metamorphism diagenetic environments, 1982-. NORFORD, B.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: and melting ofrock during high-speed drilling. Thermal maturity studies of the Paleozoic sedimentary rocks, Arctic Islands, 1984-. 754 STEPHENSON, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 764 746 Geological modelling of thermal history and ECKSTRAND, O.R., Geol. Surv. Can.: OSADETZ, K.G., Petroleum resource basin development, 1983-. Metallogeny of ultramafic and mafic rocks, evaluation of western Canada, 1978-. 1984-. See: 755 See: Heat-flow environment of the electrical YOLE, R.W., BROWN, D.M., MCALPINE, Preliminary data on sulphur isotopes and Se/S conductivity anomalies in the Williston Basin, K.D., WELSFORD, B., Carleton Univ. (Earth ratios, and the source of sulphur in magmatic and occurrence of hydrocarbons; Bull. Can. Sciences), Consultant, Calgary, Geo!. Surv. sulphides from the Fox River Sill, Molson Petrol. Geo!., vol. 36, no. 1, p. 86-90, 1988. Can.: Dykes and Thompson Nickel deposits, Association of enhanced hydrocarbon Stratigraphy, petrography, diagenesis and northern Manitoba; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper generation and crustal structures in the reservoir properties of Upper Jurassic 89-lC, p. 235-242, 1989. Mineral/Energy geoscience/Sciences de la Terre appliquees aux mineraux et a l'energie 41

765 Gold metallogeny of the Mishibishu Lake and through direct magmatic evolution or contact ENGE, A., Indian and Northern Affairs Michipicoten greenstone belts, Ontario, metamorphism mobilization. The study seeks Canada (Geology Division): 1985-89. to verify that they are related to solutions Yellowknife River basin study, 1989-. See: mobilized by elevated heat flow accompanying To produce an illustrated bibliography The Wawa Gold Camp, Ontario, Canada: Gold rifting. showing current status of: bedrock, surficial, mineralization associated with contrasting and mineral deposit knowledge in Yellowknife structural styles; Bicentennial Gold '88, 777 River Basin. Extended Abstracts, Poster Vol. 1, Geo!. Soc. LACROIX, S ., DARLING, R., Ecole Australia, Abstracts no. 23, Melbourne, 1988. Polytechnique (Genie mineral): 766 The geological setting of gold La gitologie et la genese du Cu-Ni dans la ERMANOVICS, I.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: mineralization in the Wawa Gold Camp, region du lac Aulneau, Fosse du Labrador, Georesource studies of the Nain and Churchill Ontario, Canada; ibid., 1988. Quebec, 1983-; these de maitrise en science Structural Provinces in North River (14El and (Lacroix). Nutak (14F) map-areas, Labrador 774 (Newfoundland and Quebec), 1985-. HEROUX, Y., BERTRAND, R., INRS­ 778 See: Georessources: LAZNICKA, P., Univ. Manitoba (Geological The Boundary Zone of the Nain-Churchill Synthese sur la zoneographie du pouvoir Sciences): provinces inthe North River-Nutak map area, reflecteur des matieres organiques dispersees Breccias: petrology and metallogeny, 1976-. Labrador; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lC, p. dans la sequence des Basses-Terres du Saint­ See: 383-394, 1989. Laurent, Quebec, 1988-89. Breccias and coarse fragmentites; Devel. in Le pouvoir reflecteur des fragments de Econ. Geo!. 25, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 840 p., 767 microfossiles organiques montre une evolution 1988. EVANS, D.T.W., KEAN, B.F., Newfoundland croissante vers la region de Montreal. Des Dept. Mines: anomalies hydrothermales, associees aux 779 Metallogeny of the Victoria Lake Group, mineralisations sulfurees (Ba, Pb, Zn) sont LAZNICKA, P., Univ. Manitoba (Geological central Newfoundland, 1984-89; M.Sc. thesis decelees par cette technique . Les Sciences): (Evans). Monteregiennes ont un effet sur !'alteration de Metallogeny of giant ore deposits and metal See: la matiere organique qui est accumulations, 1979-. Volcanic rock geochemistry as a guide for geographiquement restreint au double du See: massive sulphide exploration in central diametre des intrusions cretacees. Depth variations and ore style in southeastern Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. Mines, China diwa metallogeny (Abstract); Proc. Rept. 89-1, 1989. 775 Symp Diwa Metallogeny, Changsha, China, Regional metallogeny of the Victoria Lake KISSIN, S.A., ABDALLAH, G.K., BARR, Nov. 1988. Group; ibid., Rept. 88-1, p. 319-330, 1988. C.M., Lakehead Univ. (Geology): To document the geology, style and setting Applications to ore deposits: studies on non­ 780 of mineralization within the Victoria Lake silicate minerals and their applications to LAZNICKA, P., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Group. problems in ore deposits and meteoritics; Sciences): 1987-; M.Sc. thesis (Abdallah). Empirical metallogeny: global distribution of 768 See: metallic deposits as related to depositional FINGLER, J.L., BRISBIN, W.C., Univ. Nickel-cobalt-native silver (five-element environments/litholofic associations, 1980-. Manitoba (Geological Sciences): veins): A rift-related ore type; Proc. Vol. North See: Precious metal mineralization related to the American Conf. on Tectonic Control of Ore Ore deposit models, regional assessments and Falcon Lake Intrusive Complex, southeastern Deposits and the Vertical and Horizontal computerized inventory of feature retrieval Manitoba, 1989; M.Sc. thesis

786 790 797 O'DRISCOLL, C.F., SMITH, J., STAPLETON, SAMSON, I.M., HOLM, P.E., SHERMAN, VIGRASS, L.W., RICHARDSON, S., PAPPAS, G., KING, D., BUTLER, J.W., Newfoundland G.R., Univ. Windsor (Geology): E., Univ. Regina (Geology), Saskatchewan Dept. Mines: Relationship of auriferous quartz vein Research Council: Mineral Occurrences Data System, 1978-. formation to structural and fluid evolution of Control of production of loose sand in See: the Gemmel Lake area, Manitoba, 1988-90. Lloydminster heavy oil wells, 1988-89; M.Sc. Mineral occurrence map, Opocopa Lake area, thesis (Richardson). Labrador-Quebec, 23B(NE); Newfoundland 791 Investigation with E. Pappas began in Dept. Mines, Map 89-01, 1989. SAMSON, I.M., SMITH, T.E., GAGNON,J.E., 1984; current study relates largely to Mineral occurrence map, Wightman Lake Univ. Windsor (Geology): diagenesis of Lloydminster oil-producing area, Labrador-Quebec, 23G(SE); ibid., Map Geology and geochemistry of the McLellan Av­ sandstones (Lower Cretaceous). 89-35, 1989. Ag deposit, Lynn Lake, Manitoba, 1987-89; The Mineral Occurence Data System is M.Sc. thesis (Gagnon). 798 designed to offer an efficient information WATSON, G.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: service on all mineral occurrences in the 792 Metallogy of New Brunswick, 1986-. Province. It is a two-part project comprising SAMSON, I.M., WILLIAMS-JONES, A.E., a manual Mineral Inventory File and a Univ. Windsor

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799 Rare-element pegmatites and their granitoid 803 BAYLISS, P., Univ. Calgary

804 together with crystal structure refinement, 815 CERNY, P., WISE, M.A., HAWTHORNE, infrared spectroscopic and detailed optical HAWTHORNE, F.C., GROAT, L.A., F.C., ERCIT, T.S., FRANCIS, C., SIMMONS, work. RAUDSEPP, M., ERCIT, T.S., Univ. Manitoba W., FOORD, E.E., UCAKUWUN, E.K., Univ (Geological Sciences): Manitoba (Geological Sciences), National 809 Radiation damage in natural titanites, 1985-. Museum Ottawa, Harvard Univ., Univ. New GROAT, L.A., HAWTHORNE, F.C., Radiation damage in natural titanites is Orleans, USGS Denver, Mainz: RAUDSEPP, M., ERCIT, T.S., Univ. Manitoba characterized by powder and single-crystal x­ Crystal chemistry and geochemistry of Nb, Ta (Geological Sciences): ray diffraction and infrared spectrocopy, high­ Sn, Ti-oxide minerals, 1968-. Structural and spectroscopic aspects of the resolution transmission electron microscopy, See: OH~F substitution in the amblygonite­ X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XANES and Foordite SnNb20 6 a new mineral, and the montebrasite solid solution series, 1985-. EXAFS), Miissbauer spectroscopy and Magic foordite-thoreaulite series; Can. Mineral., vol. The details of the OH~F substitution and Angle Spinning Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 26, p. 889-990, 1988. its effects on the structure of the amblygonite­ Spectroscopy. The crystal structure of foordite; ibid., p. monte b rasi te are examined by crystal 901-906, 1988. structure refinement, electron microprobe 816 Crystallochemical studies of wodginite, analysis, infrared spectroscopy, and Magic HAWTHORNE, F.C., SMITH, J.V., Univ. simpsonite, ixiolite, foordite, alumotantite, Angle Spinning Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Manitoba (Geological Sciences), Univ. columbite-tantalite, tapiolite, niobian­ spectroscopy. Chicago: tantalian rutile, ilmenite; paragenesis and Enumeration of 4-connected 3-dimensional geochemistry at Utii and Varutriisk, Sweden; 810 nets and its application to the structures of Odd West and Tanco, Manitoba; Plex, Baffin HARRIS, D.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: framework silicates, 1985-. Island; McGuire, Colorado; New England X-ray diffraction analyses and mineralogical See: states; Yellowknife field, N.W.T.; diverse studies, 1968-. Enumeration of 4-connected 3-dimensional localities in Austria, Czechoslovakia, Uganda .. See: nets. Combination of zig-zag and saw chains Criddleite, TLAG2AU3SB 10S 10, a new gold­ with simple 2-D nets; Zeit. Kristallogr., vol. 805 bearing mineral from Hemlo, Ontario, Canada; 183,p.213-231,1988. CERNY, P., WISE, M.A., MEINTZER, R.E., Mineralogical Magazine, vol. 52, no. 368, p. This work constitutes a topological and BRISBIN, W.C., TRUEMAN, D.L., 691-697, 1988. geometrical examination of3-dimensional nets CHACKOWSKY, L.E., LENTON, P.G., as possible models for the bond connectivites in SMEDS, S.-A., Univ. Manitoba (Geological 811 4-connected framework structures, especially Sciences), Highwood Res., Manitoba Dept. HAWTHORNE, F.C., Univ. Manitoba silicates. Energy and Mines, Uppsala Univ. (Geology): (Geological Sciences): Internal evolution of granite pegmatites, Polyhedral connectivity in oxysalt minerals, 817 1968-. 1984-. HAWTHORNE, F.C., UNGARETTI, L., Univ. Analysis of pegmatite bodies at Huron All oxysalt minerals are being examined Manitoba (Geological Sciences), Univ. Pavia: Claim, Tanco, Gods Lake, Red Cross Lake, and with regard to coordination polyhedra Crystal chemistry of staurolite, 1988-. Buck Claim, Manitoba, Plex and River, connectivities. Specific structural hierarchies The crystal chemistry of staurolite is still N.W.T.; Vezna, Czechoslovakia; Abborselet, are being set up, and attempts made to relate not completely understood in terms of cation Sweden. specific hierarchies with mineral paragenesis. occupancy and structural state. A detailed examination of a wide variety of staurolites is 806 812 underway, using primarily crystal structure CHAGNON, A., DESJARDINS, M., INRS­ HAWTHORNE, F.C., CERNY, P., SHERRIFF, refinement, and electron and ion microprobe Georessources: B., HARTMAN, S., Univ. Manitoba analysis. Determination de la cristallochimie des (Geological Sciences), Brock Univ. (Geological chlorites argileuses par diffraction des rayons­ Sciences): 818 X et microanalyse, 1988-89. Alkali substitutions in beryl, 1988. HAWTHORNE, F.C., UNGARETTI, L., L'objectif est la determination la plus The exact details of the alkali metal (Li, OBERT!, R., Univ. Manitoba (Geological precise possible de la composition des chlorites Na, K, Rb, Csl substitution in beryl are being Sciences), Univ. Pavia: incluses dans !es suites argileuses des roches elucidated by crystal structure refinement, The crystal chemistry of dioctahedral sedimentaires. Comme ii est impossible de !es electron microprobe analysis and Magic Angle amphiboles, 1988. separer mecaniquement, la composition de ces Spinning Nuclear Magnetic Resonance We have discovered a group of amphiboles mineraux doit etre etablir par D-X et/ou spectroscopy. with significant ordered vacancies in the microanalyse au MEB. Comme standard, on octahedral strip; these have the same utilise des profiles D-X calcules. 813 relationship to normal amphiboles as the HAWTHORNE, F.C., EBY, R.K., GROAT, dioctahedral micas have to trioctahedral 807 L.A., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences): micas. Detailed crystal structure, electron and FERGUSON, R.B., Univ. Manitoba Topological aspects of Cu-oxysalts, 1985-; ion microprobe work is underway. (Geological Sciences): M.Sc. thesis (Eby). Crystallographidpetrologic aspects of alkali This work examines the interaction of local 819 feldspars, 1985-. Jahn-Teller distortions with the requirements JAMBOR, J.L., ROBERTS, A.C., OWENS, We are curently developing a rapid for long-range periodicity and local bond­ D.R., CANMET/EMR, Geo!. Surv. Can.: procedure (using single-crystal precession valence satisfaction to see how they affect the Mineralogical characterization of ores, 1979-. photography, powder x-ray diffraction and topology/bond connectivity of Cu-oxysalt Description of new minerals is in progress - electron microprobe analysis) to more structures. to relate the mineralogy to ore processing of completely characterize alkali feldspars in the deposit. petrological studies. 814 HAWTHORNE, F.C., GRICE, J.D., 820 808 ROSSMAN, G.R., CERNY, P., Univ. Manitoba KISSIN, S.A., OWENS, D.R., Lakehead Univ. GROAT, L.A., HAWTHORNE, F.C., Univ. (Geological Sciences), Cal. Tech.: (Geology), CANMET: Manitoba (Geological Sciences): the crystal chemistry of milarite and the Mineralogy and crystal chemistry of tin­ The crystal chemistry of vesuvianite, 1982-; double-ring silicates, 1986-. bearing sulphides, 197 4-. Ph.D. thesis (Groat). Milarite is an accessory mineral of granitic Studies on cylindrite-franckeite group There are still major uncertainities in the pegmatites. We are currently characterizing minerals have continued. Continued work on structural chemistry of vesuvianite. We are its crystal chemistry and its relation to stannite group minerals have revealed the examining a wide variety ofvesuvianites (from paragenesis by crystal structure refinement existence of a mineral, which appears to be zinc -50 localities) by complete chemical analysis, and infrared absorption spectroscopy. analogue of the new mineral, petrukite, but 44 Mineralogy/Crystallography/Mineralogie/Cristallographie apparently occurs as exsolution lamellae in Reduction of sulfate-rich brines to H 2S is Structural variation in nickel aluminate petrukite. believed to have been the key reaction that spinel, 1987-89; M.Sc. theses (Nella, Peterson). produced the "ore-forming" fluids at Muzo. Rietreld refinement ofx-ray powder data. 821 The action of thermochemical reduction MCCAMMON, C., Univ. British Columbia reactions pyrolyzed sedimentary organic 830 (Geological Sciences): matter and released organically bound SCHRIJVER, K., DESJARDINS, M., Phase transitions in minerals at High Pressure beryllium. The beryllium-bearing H2S fluids RHEAME, P., INRS-Georessources: and applications to the Earth's interior, 1987-. were injected along fracture systems within Diagenetic, anchimetamorphic, and/or Phase transitions are studies in situ as a the black shales, where a rise is solution pH, hydrothermal alteration of feldspars in function of pressure, temperature and produced by wallrock reactions, caused the sandstones of the Taconic Thrust Belt, Quebec composition using a recently constructed precipitation of beryl (emerald). (titre provisoire), 1988-92. diamond anvil laboratory. 825 831 822 PETERSON, R.C., Queen's Univ. (Geological SYNDER,J., PETERSON, R.C., Queen's Univ. MCCAMMON, C., Univ. British Columbia Sciences): (Geological Sciences): (Geological Sciences): Cation ordering in MgA1 20 4, 1986-. Cation ordering in NiMgSi04 olivines, 1984- Iron characterization in minerals of economic Single crystal neutron diffraction and time 88; M.Sc. thesis (Synder). significance using miissbauer spectroscopy, of flight powder neutron diffraction at elevated Single crystal x-ray diffraction at elevated 1988-. temperatures. temperatures. Miissbauer spectroscopy is used to determine Fe3+/Fe2+ ratios and site 826 832 distributions in iron bearing minerals with PETERSON, R.C., JAMIESON, H.E., Queen's WICKS, F.J., Royal Ontario Museum applications to ore processing, petroleum Univ. (Geological Sciences): (Mineralogy), Univ. Toronto (Geology): exploration, coal liquefaction and metal Cation ordering in MgFe20 4 spine!, 1985-. The structures and crystal chemistry of the corrosion. Single crystal x-ray diffraction at elevated serpentine minerals, 1970-. temperatures. See: 823 Serpentine minerals: structure and petrology; MCCAMMON, C., Univ. British Columbia 827 Mineral. Soc. Amer. Hydrous phyllosilicates (Geological Sciences): PETERSON, R.C., MILLARD, R.L., Queen's (exclusive of micas), Reviews in mineralogy, v. High pressure equation of state of materials Univ. (Geological Sciences): 19, p. 91-167, 1988. determined by shock wave experiments, 1989-. Cation order-disorder in MgA1 2 0 4 and A two stage light gas gun is under ZnA1 20 4 Spine ls: Comparison of 0-17 and Al- 833 construction in the Department of Physics, 27 solid state nmr spectra with x-ray WICKS, F.J., RAMIK, R., Royal Ontario UBC (estimated completion 1989) which will diffraction data, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis Museum (Mineralogy): allow shock wave experiments on materials to (Millard). Thermal and evolved gas analyses of minerals, determine their equation of state at P,T 0-17 enriched samples of MgA120 4 and 1976-. conditions comparable to the Earth's interior. ZnA120 4 spinels are being synthesized for 0-17 See: and Al-27 MAS nmr study, Nmr results will be Maricopaite, a new hydrated Ca-Pb silicate 824 compared to literature x-ray data to assess from Arizona; Can. Mineral., v. 26, p. 309-313, OTTAWAY, T.L., WICKS, F.J., Royal Ontario cation order-disorder. 1988. Museum (Mineralogy), Univ. Toronto Paulkellerite, a new bismuth iron (Geology): 828 phosphate mineral from Schneeberg, Mineralogy and geochemistry of the Muzo PLANT, A.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Germany; Amer. Mineral., v. 73, p. 870-872, Emerald Deposit, Colombia, 1984-89; M.Sc. Electron beam microanalysis, 1962-. 1988. thesis

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INVERTEBRATEnNVERTEBRES 836 See: BOLTON, T.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Lower and Middle Jurassic radiolarian 834 Ordovician-Silurian b ios tra tigrap hy, biostratigraphy and systematic paleontology, BAMBER, E.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Southampton Island, District of Keewatin, Queen Charlotte Islands, BritishColumbia; Carboniferous and Permian biostratigraphy 1970-. Geo!. Surv. Can., Bull. 386, 1988. and coral faunas, western and northern Canada, 1971-. 837 839 See: BRIGGS, D., COLLINS, D.H., Univ. Bristol COPELAND, M.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: A summary of Carboniferous and Permian (Geology), Royal Ontario Museum (Invert. Paleozoic ostracodes of Canada, 1972-. biostratigraphy, northern Yukon Territory and Palaeont.): northwest District of Mackenzie; Geo!. Surv. A Middle Cambrian chelicerate from Mount 840 Can., Paper89-1G, p. 13-22, 1989. Stephen, British Columbia, 1983-. DIXON, O.A., Univ. Ottawa

Ordovician and earliest Silurian solitary Late Ordovician aulacerid stromatoporoids 854 rugose corals of North America. from the Beaverfoot Formation of southeastern PINARD, S., MAMET, B., Universite de See: British Columbia, 1986-. Montreal (Geologie): Paleoenvironmental reconstruction based on Focuses on the morphology, Foraminiferes des formations Nansen, Otto horn corals, with an example from the Late biostratigraphy, paleoecology and Fiord, Belcher Channel et Canyon Fiord, Ordovician of North America; Palaios, vol. 3, phylogenetic relationships of large, columnar Bassin de Sverdrup (Ellesmere, Axel Heiberg), no. l,p.22-34,1988. aulacerid stromatoporoids from the uppermost 1983-89; these de doctorat (Pinard). Paleontology of the type section, Fort Garry Ordovician of British Columbia. Member, Red River Formation (Upper 855 Ordovician), southern Manitoba; New Mexico 847 RIGBY,J.K., COLLINS, D.H., Brigham Young Bur. Mines Mineral Res., Mem. 44, p. 341-359, JOHNSTON, P .A., Tyrrell Mus. Univ. (Geology), Royal Ontario Museum 1988. Palaeontology: Stuart Bay Formation (Lower Devonian), NOWLAN, G.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Bathurst Island, Arctic Canada, 1981-. 845 Paleozoic conodonts of eastern Canada, 1977-. HOFMANN, H.J., Universite de Montreal 860 (Geologie): 853 STEARN, C.W., WESBY, B.J., NESTOR, H., Precambrian and Lower Paleozoic ORCHARD, M.J ., Geo!. Surv. Can.: CLARK, R., HARTMAN, W., McGill Univ. paleontology and stratigraphy, 1970-. Conodont biostratigraphy and biogeography in (Geological Sciences): See: the Canadian Cordillera, 1981-. Revision of the stromatoporoid volume of the An alternative interpretation of the Ediacaran See: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, 1988-. (Precambrian) chondrophore Chondroplon Permian conodont biostratigraphy of the Wade; Alcheringa, vol. 13, no. 4, p. 315-318, Harper Ranch beds, near Kamloops, south­ 861 1988. central British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., TOZER, E.T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Trace fossils from the type "Etcheminian Paper 88-8, 1988. Canadian Triassic Ammono idea and Bivalvia, Series" (Lower Cambrian Ratcliffe Brook Conodont biostratigraphy and constraints 1967-. Formation), St. John area, New Brunswick; on Upper Devonian mineral deposits in the Geo!. Magazine, vol. 126, pt. 2, p. 139-157, Earn Group, northern British Columbia and 862 1988. Yukon; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lE, p. 13- TREMBLAY, J ., WESTROP, S.R., Brock Univ. Study of megafossils, trace fossils, 19, 1989. (Geological Sciences): microfossils, and stromatolites; taxonomy, Ordovician conodonts identify the oldest Middle Ordovician (WhiterockianJ trilobites paleoecology and biostratigraphy. sediments in the Intermontane Belt, Olalla, from the Sunblood Formation, District of south-central British Columbia; ibid., p. 61-67, Mackenzie, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis (Tremblay). 846 1989. JOHNSTON, P.A., Tyrrell Mus. Preliminary biostratigraphy of conodonts 863 Palaeontology: from McLeod Lake map area, British UYENO, T.T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Columbia; ibid., p. 125, 126, 1989. Conodont biostratigraphy of Siluro-Devonian rocks of the Arctic Islands, 1968-. 46 Paleontology/Paleontologie

See: See: Eurycephalitinae and Perisphinctaceae, A conodont-based thermal maturation study of Hydrothermal vent animals in carbonate Haplocerataceae, 1989. some Lower and Middle Devonian rocks, mounds in bacterial laminites, Lower Codroy northwestern District of Mackenzie and Yukon Group (Lower Carboniferous), Port au Port 879 Territory; Geo!. Surv. CAn., Paper 89-lG, p. Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; Geo!. WESTERMANN, G.E.G., SANDOVAL, J., 37-42, 1989. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program OLORIZ, F., MARSHALL, M., McMaster A biostratigraphic summary based with abstrcts, vol. 13, p. A130, 1988. Univ. (Geology): primarily on conodonts of Upper Ordovician to Middle and Upper Jurassic biostratigraphy Middle Devonian rocks of southwestern 871 and ammonite taxonomy of Mexico, 1985-91. Ellesmere Island and northwestern Devon WADDINGTON, J., FENN, J ., Royal Ontario A monograph of the Mexican Middle Island, Canadian Arctic Archipelago; ibid., p. Museum (Invert. Palaeontology, Jurassic ammonite faunas, with implications 241-248, 1989. Conservation): to Mexican plate-tectonics. Preventive conservation of amber, 1986-. 864 See: 880 VILKS, G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Preventive conservation of amber: some WESTROP, S.R., Brock Univ. (Geological Quaternary biostratigrpahic methods for preliminary investigations; Collection Forum, Sciences): marine sediments, 1983-. vol. 4, no. 2, p. 25-31, 1988. Upper Cambrian (Marjuman-Steptoean) See: trilobites ofthe Port Au Port Group, western Labrador shelf benthic Foraminifera and 872 Newfoundland, 1987-90. stable isotopes of Cibicides lobatulus related to WADDINGTON, J., FENTON, P., Royal the Labrador Current; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. Ontario Museum (Invert. Palaeontology): 881 25, no.8,p. 1240-1255,1988. Catalogue of Type and Figured Specimens, WESTROP, S.R., Brock Univ.

Denman Island, British Columbia, Upper Carnivores from selected localities in the were transferred to Edmund and have been Nyack, New York: Eocene to Oligocene Cypress Hills Formation identified in part. Many are not diagnostic or Upper Cambrian trilobites of the Cow Head of Saskatchewan, 1988-. are badly water-worm, but some can be Group, western Newfoundland, 1986-91. Work on material from two local faunas assigned to known genera and may serve to Work on Sunwaptan trilobites is completed; (Duchnesean, Chadronian) is in progress. substantiate dates based on other fauna monographs on Steptoean and Marjuman Detailed study and comparative work is published by Paulo Couto before his death. trilobites are in preparation. planned for the summer of 1989. 899 887 893 EDMUND, G., Royal Ontario Museum WILLIAMS, S.H., Memorial University (Earth DINELEY, D.L., LOEFFLER, E.J., Univ. (Vertebrate Palaeontology): Sciences): Bristol (Geology): Vassillia maxima, description based on a good Ordovician graptolite biostratigraphy and Early vertebrates from the late Silurian and skull, mandible and other elements from the taxonomy in central Newfoundland, 1987-91. early Devonian of Somerset and Prince of Huayquerian (Late Miocene) of Argentina, See: Wales Islands, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1985-90. New graptolite discoveries from the 1964-. V. maxima is typical of the lineage of Ordovician of central Newfoundland; pampatheres with thin, smooth osteoderms. Newfoundland Dept. Mines and Energy, Rept. 894 This description is the first with associated 89-1,p. 149-157,1989. EBERTH, D.A., BRAMAN, D.R., TOKARYK, cranial, post-cranials and osteoderms, and Early Ordovician (Arenig) graptolites of the T.T., Tyrrell Museum of Paleontoloyg, serves to redefine the taxon. Cow Head Group, western Newfoundland, Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History: Canada; Palaeontographica Canadiana No. 5, Sedimentology, palynology and paleontology 900 99 p. of the Judith River Formation of EDMUND, G., CHURCHER, C.S., DE Saskatchewan, 1988-. ILULIIS, G., Royal Ontario Museum 888 Sedimentological, palynological and (Vertebrate Palaeontology): YANG LING, STEARN, C.W., McGill Univ. vertebrate paleontological aspects of the Revision of the family Megatheriinae (Geological Sciences): Judith River fauna near Unity, Saskatchewan (Mammalia, Xenarthra, Pilosa), 1987-; Ph.D. Paleobiology and paleoecology of the genus is examined. The latter aspect will center on thesis (Deluliis). Tetradium and its relatives in the Ordovician ceratopsian fauna. Study of Pleistocene megatheres indicates of eastern Canada, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis the need to examine the early history of this (Yang). 895 family which culminated in the genera See: EDMUND, G., Royal Ontario Museum Megatherium and Eremotherium. Intracorallite structures in Tetradium (Vertebrate Palaeontology): (Ordovician) and related genera; Geol. Assoc. Revision of South America fossil giant 901 Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with armadillos (Pampatheriidae, Mammalia), EDMUND, G., DE IULIIS, G., Royal Ontario abstracts, vol. 14, p. A41, 1989. 1964-90. Muse um (Vertebrate Palaeontology): Numerous taxa have been proposed for the The Pleistocene species of Eremotherium scattered and fragmentary remains of (Mammalia, Xenarthra, Pilosa), 1962-89. VERTEBRATENERTEBRES pampatheres, especially from Argentina, but Many names have been given to the large more recently from several other South megatherine ground sloths found in much of 889 American countries. Detailed comparison has South America, Central American and BRINKMAN, D., Tyrrell Mus. Palaeontology: resulted in major taxonomic and distributional southeastern North America. Large samples Vertebrate microfossils from Dinosaur conclusions. are now available to permit statistical Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada, 1985-. treatment and analysis of synonymy. To use stratigraphic changes in abundance 896 Manuscript partly completed. of taxa preserved in ve.rtebrate microfossil EDMUND, G., Royal Ontario Museum localities in the exposures of the Judith River (Vertebrate Palaeontology): 902 Formation of Dinosaur Provincial Park Osteology and functional morphology of the EDMUND, G., DE IULIIS, G., Royal Ontario Alberta to provide an understanding of the Pleistocene giant armadillo Holmesina Muse um (Vertebrate Palaeontology): paleoecology of those beds. septentrionalis (Pampatheriiade, Xenarthra, Atlas of Osteology of Eremotherium Mammalia), 1965-88. (Mammalia, Xenarthra, Pilosa), 1984-89. 890 Most of the text and illustrations of this No description of the skeleton of this BRINKMAN, D., NICHOLLS, E., Tyrrell Mus. monograph are completed, but much editorial ubiquitous genus exists in the literature. The Palaeontology, Univ. Calgary: work remains. atlas will be heavily illustrated, with Baenid turtles from the Judith River measurements and brief descriptions of all Formation of Alberta, 1989. 897 elements. Manuscript expected late in 1989. To review the anatomy, taxonomy and EDMUND, G., Royal Ontario Museum interrelationships of baenid turtles from the (Vertebrate Palaeontology): 903 Judith River Formation of Alberta. The Daytona Beach bonebed, a (?) Sagamonian EDMUND, G., MCANDREWS, J., ROYAL, deposit from Volusia Co., Florida, 1975-89. W., Royal Ontario Museum !Vertebrate 891 An accelerator carbon date of 42 ka based Palaeontology): BRYANT, H.N., Univ. Regina cBiology): on wood from the bone layer may change the An early Pleistocene fossil site overlain with Anatomy, phylogenetic relationships and geological interpretation. Contributions of late Pleistocene fossils and human worked systematics of the Nimravidae (Mammalia, some collaborators are yet to be received, but artifacts, Sarasota Co., Florida. Carnivora), 1984-; Ph.D. thesis. the manuscript will be readied for submission A rich accumulation of highly mineralized See: during 1989. bones and plant matter was collected at the Delayed eruption of the deciduous upper juncture of an artesian spring, a buried humic­ canine in the sabertoothed carnivore 898 filled channel and a warm mineral spring run­ Barbourofels lovei (Carnivora, Nimravidae); J. EDMUND, G., Royal Ontario Museum off. Bone and lithic artifacts have been found Vertebrate Paleontology, vol. 8, no. 3, p. 295- (Vertebrate Palaeontology): along with bone of Irvingtonian Age and good 306, 1988. A collection of pampathere (fossil giant stratigraphic section has been described and Preparation of manuscripts on various armadillo) material from the upper Jurua sampled. portions of the thesis is in progress. River, Brasil, 1984-90. Pampathere osteoderms, collected in the 904 892 upper Jurua River, State of Acre, Brasil, by a EDMUND, G., SEYMOUR, K., Royal Ontario BRYANT, H.N., Univ. Regina

A Holocene lacustrine fauna from Sarasota P ALEOBOTANY/PAL YNOLOG Y/ 920 Co., Florida, 1984-90. PALEOBOTANIQUE ET ANALYSE EDLUND, S.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Well over 1000 bones and teeth have been POLLINIQUE Vegetation distribution and relationships to identified, along with a few paleo-indian surficial materials and climatic patterns, artifacts. Accelerator dates of about 5 Ka on 912 Arctic region, 1976-. bone agree with the artifacts and modern ACHAB, A., INRS-Georessources: See: fauna. Taphonomic analysis is proceeding and Chitinozoaires ordoviciens du Quebec. Regional congruence of vegetation and manuscript is expected by 1990. See: summer climate patterns in the Queen Ordovician chitinozoan of Quebec and western Elizabeth Islands, Northwest Territories, 905 Newfoundland; J . Paleontology, vol. 63, no. 1, Canada; Arctic, vol. 22, no. 1, p. 3-23, 1989. EDMUND, G., THEODOR, J., Royal Ontario p. 14-24, 1989. Museum (Vertebrate Palaeontology): Mise en evidence d'un provincialisme chez 921 The giant armadillo (Pampatheriiade, !es chitinozoaires ordoviciens; Can. J. Earth FENSOME, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Mammalia) from La Venta, Miocene of Sci., vol. 25, no. 4, p. 635-638, 1988. Biostratigraphy of the Atlantic Shelf and Colombia, 1985-89. Elaboration d'une zonation de l'Ordovicien relevantareas, 1981 -. Study of the pampathere material from basee sur !es chitinozoaires. Evaluation du Colombia (collections by University of provincialisme de ces microfossiles. 922 California at Berkeley and Duke University) GAO ZHIFENG, ZODROW, E.L., University reveals a single species of Friasian (Mid­ 913 College of Cape Breton (Geology): MioceneJ Age, the oldest pampathere so far BARSS, M.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Cuticles in Carboniferous pecopterids, 1988-. reported. It has been given a new generic and Palynological zonation of the Carboniferous A general investigation in cuticles of two specific name and the description and and Permian rocks of Atlantic Provinces, Gulf groups of pecopterids (Pecop~ris arborescens interpretation should be completed in 1989. of St. Lawrence and northern Canada, 1968-. Group, P. miltonii Group), alethopterids, and the species Nemejcopteris feminaeformis 906 914 highlights differences in cuticle preservation. RUSSELL, L.S., Royal Ontario Museum BASINGER, J . F., ASH, S.R. , Univ. These differences are not taphonomically (Vertebrate Palaeontology): Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): based (or related to coal rank) but reflect Biostratigraphy of the Horseshoe Canyon Early Mesozoic plants of the Heiberg botanical differences with use in taxonomy. Formation, Edmonton Group, Upper Formation, Arctic Canada, 1985-. Cretaceous of Alberta, 1984-90. 923 915 LICHTI-FEDEROVICH, S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 907 BASINGER, J.F., LEPAGE, B.A., MCIVER, Diatom analysis and paleoecological studies of SKWARA, T., Univ. Regina (Geology): E.E., Univ. Saskatchewan (Geological Quaternary sediments, 1972-. Public access to fossil sites: western North Sciences): America, 1988. Early Tertiary plants of the Eureka Sound 924 Group, Arctic Canada, 1982-. MAMET, B., Universite de Montreal 908 (Geologie): STORER, J .E., BRYANT, H.N., Saskatchewan 916 Taxonomie des Algues du Carbonifere, 1989- Museum of Natural History, Univ. Regina BASINGER, J.F., SCHECKLER, S.E., Univ. 90. (Biology): Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): Revision taxonomique des 138 genres et Eocene - Oligocene mammals of the Cypress Late Devonian plants of the Okse Bay Group, 600 especes valides d'Algues calcaires du Hills Formation (Uintan-Arikareean) of Arctic Canada, 1988-. Carbonifere en vue d'un compendium sur !es Saskatchewan, 1979-. Algues fossiles. En voie d'achevement. Research continues on the transitional 917 latest Eocene fauna from Lac Pelletier. New BRAMAN, D.R., Tyrrell Mus. Palaeontology: 925 Chadronian and Arikareean faunas from the Palynology of the upper Judith River MASTALERZ, K., ZODROW, E.L., Geological Eastend area fill gaps in the later part of the Formation, 1985-. Institute, Wroclaw Univ., Poland, University succession. To characterize the interval of the upper College of Cape Breton (Geology): Juidith River Formation describing Marks by walchiad needles as paleocurrent 909 palynomorphs and their stratigraphic ranges. indicators, 1986-; Ph.D. thesis (Mastalerz). STORER, J .E . , TOKARYK, T.T., Largely unexplored by sedimentologists are Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History. 918 impressions left by Walchia spp. on sediments Late Cretaceous terrestrial vertebrates of BUSTIN, R.M., ROUSE, G.E., MATHEWS, of alluvial fans in the Sudetic Mountains. The Saskatchewan, 1984-. W.H., Univ. British Cotumbia (Geological impression correlate with other paleocurrent Sciences): markers and could be of independent use when 910 Palynology and geochronology of an alpine charting paleocurrents by the more TOKARYK, T.T., BENTON, M. , pond in southwestern British Columbia, 1980-. conventional means. Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History, Queen's Univ. Belfast: 919 926 A selected bibliography of the terminal CLEAL, C.J., ZODROW, E.L., University MCGREGOR, D.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Cretaceous Event, 1987-. College of Cape Breton (Geology), Silurian and Devonian spores of Canada, Presently close to 1000 titles have been Conservancy Council, U.K.: 1975-. collected on all disciplines covering the K-T Cuticles of the neuropterid group: Sydney See: boundary event. Abstracts on each title will be Coalfield, Nova Scotia and Saarland, West Implications of spore evidence for Late given and all will be indexed. Germany, 1984-; Ph.D. thesis (Cleal). Devonian age of the Piskahegan Group, The character set for identifying fragments southwestern New Brunswick; Can. J. Earth 911 of medullosean fragments is small. Epidermal Sci., vol. 25, no. 9, p. 1349-1364, 1988. TOKARYK, T.T., JAMES, P., Saskatchewan studies pioneered by M. Barthel (Berlin) are Museum of Natural History: applied to 9 neuropterids. It is found that N. 927 A new species of Cimolopteryx from the ouata Hoffmann is a chronospecies of the MCINTYRE, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Frenchman Formation of Saskatchewan with a Westphalian D, and that neuropterids could be Upper Mesozoic and Cenozoic palynology of discussion on the avian extinction at the end of divided into a tripartite group by cuticles. western and northern Canada, 1982-. the Cretaceous, 1988-. See: The only Cretaceous bird from Paleocene palynoflora from northern Somerset Saskatchewan is described with a brief look at Island, District of Franklin, N.W.T.; Geo!. the K-T boundary event in relation to birds. Surv.Can.,Paper89-1G,p.191-198, 1989. Paleontology/Paleontologie 49

New palynological data from Cornwall See: 934 Arch, Cornwall and Amund Ringnes islands, Late Turonian marine and nonmarine WHITE, J.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: District of Franklin, N.W.T.; ibid., p. 199-202, palynomorphs from the Cardium Formation, Tertiary and Mesozoic biostratigraphy and 1989. north-central Alberta Foothills, Canada; Can. paleoecology of the Pacific Continental Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 15, p. 499-516, 1988. Margin, 1987-. 928 See: MCIVER, E.E., BASINGER, J.F., Univ. 932 Palynostratigraphy of the Esso et al. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): SWEET, A.R., BRAMAN, D.R., MCINTYRE, Issungnak 0-61 well, Beaufort Sea; Geo!. Surv. Early Tertiary plants of the Ravenscrag D.J., WALL, J .H., Geo!. Surv. Can., Tyrell Can., Paper 89-lG, p. 249-256, 1989. Formation, southern Saskatchewan; Ph.D. Mus. Palaeontology: thesis (Mciver). Palynology and micropaleontology of the upper 935 Wapiabi and lower Brazeau formations, 1983-. ZODROW, E.L., GAO ZHIFENG, University 929 To characterize the interval of transition College of Cape Breton (Geology): MOTT, R.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: between Wapiabi and Brazeau formations and Epidermal studies of Alethopteris spp., 1988-. Quaternary palynology, 1969-. document the fossils present. This part of continuing research to better define ('more' naturally) medullosean ferns of 930 933 Upper Carboniferous age; to revise Bell's SWEET, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: UTTING, J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (1938) determinations of the taxa found in the Palynological studies of Mesozoic and Tertiary Palynology of Carboniferous, Permian and Sydney Coalfield for a better biostratigraphy. coal measures in western and northern Triassic rocks of northern and western Canada, 1971-. Canada, 1981-. 936 See: See: ZODROW, E.L., KOTAS, A., University A distinctive terrestrial palynofloral Thermal maturity of Lower Carboniferous College of Cape Breton (Geology), Geological assemblage from the lower Campanian rocks in northern Yukon Territory; Geo!. Surv. Institute, Sosnowiec, Poland: Chungo Member, Wapiabi Formation, Can., Paper 89-lG, p. 101-104, 1989. Biostratigraphy and homotaxial correlation southwestern Alberta: a key to regional Preliminary palynological zonation of between the Upper Silesian coalfield of correlations; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-8, p. surface and subsurface sections of southern Poland and Sydney Coalfield, 32-40, 1989. Carboniferous, Permian and lowest Triassic Canada, 1988-. rocks, Sverdrup Basin, Canadian Arctic Although of different plate tectonic history 931 Archipelago; ibid., p. 233-240, 1989. largely unsolved for Silesia, both coalfields SWEET, A.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: show that they have similar macrofloral Macropaleontology, micropaleontology and histories. These are attempted to be exploited palynology of Devonian, Cretaceous and to find out if correlation is possible and to what Tertiary rocks of the Interior Plains, 1985-. level of refinement. To this end, 30 species have been selected for paleobotanical-event stratigraphy.

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EXPERIMENTAUEXPERIMENTAL Preliminary geological map of Windsor 21N16 943 (west half) and part of 21N01 Scale 1:50 000; SPRAY, J.G., Univ. New Brunswick (Geology): 937 Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy, 1989. Frictional melting of rock and minerals: CANIL, D., SCARFE, C.M., Univ. Alberta A textural and chemical study of white Experimental and field studies, 1986-. (Geology): mica in the South Mountain Batholith: See: Phase relations in peridotite + C02 systems at Primary vs. Secondary Origin; Maritime Generation and crystallization of an ultrahigh pressure, 1988-; Ph.D. thesis (Canil). Sediments and Atlantic Geo!., vol. 24, no. 1, p. amphibolite shear melt: an investigation Phase relations in peridoti te + C02 systems 111-121, 1988. using radial friction welding apparatus; at 5 to 9 GPa were investigated to understand Geological maps of 21A/12 and 21A/04, Contrib. Mineral, Petrol., vol. 99, p. 464-475, the origin of deep-seated kimberlite magmas. Digby and Wentworth Lake, respectively 1988. Experiments to 12 GPa have delineated the 1:50 000, to be released in 1989. Effects on fault behaviour of fluid release by solidus of peridotite +C02, and demonstrate mechanical breakdown of hydrous minerals the stability of carbonates in the deep (350 km) 940 during co-seismic slip; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - upper mantle. KANZAKI, M., Univ. Alberta (Geology): Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with abstracts,. Phase relations in the system Mg0-Si02-H20 1989. 938 at high pressures, 1988-. DUNN, T., Univ. New Brunswick (Geology): The stability of hydrous magnesium 944 Physical chemistry of silicate melts and silicates will be investigated using the SYKES, D., SCARFE, C.M., NAUROTSKY, crystal/melt systems, 1986-. uniaxial split-sphere multi-anvil press. A., Univ. Alberta (Geology): Work is directed toward developing an Physical and thermochemical properties and understanding of A-X relationships in silicate 941 structure of silicate melts at 1 atm and high melts. MARTIGNOLE, J., CAMION, E., Universite pressure, 1988-; Ph.D. thesis (Sykes>. de Montreal (Geologie): 1 atm viscosity complete; l atm Roman 939 Le metamorphisme dans le Supergroupe de spectra complete; in progress - high P viscosity HAM, L.J., KONTAK, D.J., Dalhousie Univ. Wakeham, 1988-90; these de maltrise high P glass synethesis; to do - Roman, (Geology), Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and (Camion). colorimetry ( ± NMR> on high P glasses. Energy: The mineralogy, petrology and geochemistry of 942 945 the Halfway-Cove - Queensport Pluton, Nova MARTIGNOLE, J., MARTIN, E., Universite TRONNES, R.G., TAKAHASHI, E., SCARFE, Scotia, Canada; South Mountain Batholith de Montreal (Geologie): C.M., Univ. Alberta (Geology): studies, Nova Scotia, 1988; M.Sc. thesis

The phase relations of hydrous silicates Western Ontario (Geology), Uppsala Univ. 962 present in the upper mantle will be (Geology): HALDEN, N.M., TIRSCHMAN, P., Univ. investigated using the uniaxial split-sphere Petrology of barren granites and fertile Manitoba (Geological Sciences): multi-anvil press (USSA-2000 ton). granite-pegmatite systems, 1975-. Geochemical evolution of the Falcon Lake See: igneous complex; M.Sc. thesis (Tirschman). 946 Fertile granites in the Archean and Various differentiation models have been WEI, K., SCARFE, C.M., TRONNES, R.G., Proterozoic fields of rare-element granitic explored that suggest the evolution of the Univ. Alberta (Geology): pegmatites: crustal environment, complex was controlled by plagioclase and Phase relationships of Al-undepleted and Al­ geochemistry and petrogenetic relationships; pyroxene (or amphibole) fractionation. All depleted komatiites from 4 GPa to 12 GPa: CIMM Spec. vol. 39, p. 170-207, 1988. rocks in the complex show an extreme LREE implications for the origin ofkomatiites, 1988- Igneous complexes in the pegmatite fields enrichment signature. 89; M.Sc. thesis (Wei). ofs.e., n.w. and n.e. Manitoba; Yellowknife and Directed towards an improved Aylmer Lake-MacKay Lake basins, N.W.T.; 963 understanding of the depth and compositional Utii-Mysingen and Central Sweden fields. HALLERAN, A., RUSSELL, J .K., Univ. characteristics of the mantle source from which British Columbia (Geological Sciences): komatiites are derived. The experiments are 954 Mount Bisson Alkaline Complex, British carried out with an uniaxial s plit-sphere CLIFFORD, P.M., McMaster Univ. (Geology): Columbia; M.Sc. thesis (Halleran). apparatus (USSA-2000 ton). Geochemistry and genesis, Grenville Front Granites, Ontario, 1986-. 964 947 Killarney Igneous Complex (of G.F. HEBERT, R., LAURENT, R., DOSTAL, J., XUE XIANYU, STEBBINS, J.F., KANZAKI, Granites) is anorogenic, peraluminous; Universite Laval (GeologieJ: M., TRONNES, R.G., Univ. Alberta (Geology), involves some crustal melt. Complex is Petrologie et geochimie des roches ignees Stanford Univ. (Geology): conspicuously high in F, W, typical of A-type ophiolitiques de la region de Bolton-Orford, NMR spectroscopic studies of silicate melts granites. Quebec, 1987-1989. under pressure, 1989-; Ph.D. thesis (Xue). Voir: The pressure dependence of melt structure 955 Geochemistry of Ordovician island-arc and in the Na20-Si02 binary system is being CLIFFORD, P.M., DURANT, D., McMaster ocean-floor rock assemblage from the Quebec investigated by an USSA multi-anvil press at Univ. (Geology): ophiolites: significance of Bolton and Orford the Univ. of Alberta and a NMR Crystallization, fabrics and flow in dykes and volcanics; Conference a Quebec-Vermont spectroscometer at Stanford Univ. plugs, Spanish Peaks, Colorado, 1983-. Appalachian Workshop, Burlington, Avril, Crystal size distribution (olivine, 1989. magnetite) imply nucleation and growth rates, Liens entre Jes roches ophiolitiques de IGNEOUS/ROCHES IGNEES which lead to viscosity variations. These may Bolton et d'Orford sud de l'Estrie

967 Ocean. Comparison with modern Indian 978 HEBERT, R., VERMETTE, D., BERGERON, Ocean ridge basalts. PEARCE, T.H., CLARK, A.H., Queen's Univ. M., OLIVE, V., Universite Laval (Geologie): (Geological Sciences): Petrologie et geochimie des roches ignees de la 973 Nomarski interference contrast observations Nappe de la Chaudiere et de l'Olistostrome de MACLELLAN, H.E., TAYLOR, R.P., FYFFE, of textural details in volcanic rocks, 1988-89. Drummondville, Quebec, 1987-89; these de L.R., New Brunswick Dept. Natural Resources, maitrise (Olive). Energy (Geological Surv. Branch): 979 Voir: Geology and lithogeochemistry of Sn-W­ PEARCE, T.H., KOLISNIK, A.M.E., Queen's Petrology and geochemistry of Appalachian bearing granites in the Burnthill Brook area of Univ. (Geological Sciences): Lower Cambrian Chaudiere Nappe volcanics: central New Brunswick, 1985-89. Observations of plagioclase zoning using magmatic characteristics of early rifting of See: interference imaging implications for self­ Lapetus Ocean Floor; Reunion Annuelle Geology and geochemistry of the Burnthill organization theory, 1985-89; M.Sc. thesis Conjointe GAC-MAC, St. John's 88, Granite and related W-Sn-Mo-F mineral (Kolisnik). Programme et Resumes, vol. 13, p. A129, 1988. deposits, central New Brunswick; Can. J. Zoned volcanic phenocrysts from andesitic La creation de !'ocean Lapetus: du rift Earth Sci., vol. 26, no. 3, p. 499-514, 1989. lavas of Volcan Popocatepetl contain continental a la formation du bassin Lithogeochemistry (including gold) of dissolution textures and complex oceanique: contraintes petrologiques et altered and mineralized samples from the compositional zoning consistent with magma geochimiq ues; Conference a Quebec-Vermont Burnthill Brook area (NTS 21 J/10) of central mixing episodes prior to eruption. Individual Appalachian Workshop, Burlington, Avril, New Brunswick, New Brunswick Dept. phenocryst zoning stratigraphies provide a 1989. Natural Resources, Energy, Geoscience Rept. record of magmatic events during growth in an Le !eve detaille de terrain et les travaux 88-1, 1988. open system magma chamber. geochimiques ont mis en evidence quatre groups petrologiques principaux: l 0 974 980 tholeiitique, 2° transitionnel, 3° alcalin et 4 ° MALPAS, J., MOORE, P., ASH, C.H., SCOTT, PEARCE, T.H., NICHOLLS, J ., MOSER, K.A., rhyolitique. Les trois premiers groupes J., DUNSWORTH, S., CHAOKA, R., Queen's Univ.

985 See: Burnt Lakes area of eastern La Ronge Domain, PICARD, C., LAMOTHE, D., !REM/MERI: Quenched mafic inclusions in rhyolites, Clear northern Saskatchewan is under progress. Evolution petrologique et geotectonique de la Lake Volcanics: Implications for inclusion Fosse de !'Ungava, Quebec, 1984-90. formation and dispersal, EOS; vol. 69, no. 44, p. 998 Voir: 1490-1491, 1988. BREAKS, F.W., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Petrologie des roches volcaniques Geology of the eastern Lac Seu! granulite­ proterozoiques de la partie centrale de la Fosse 992 amphibolite facies transition zone, Ontario, de !'Ungava; Ministere de l'Energie et des TAIT, L., CHOWN, E.H.; Ministere de 1988. Ressources du Quebec, ET 87-07, 1989. l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec, See: Lithochimie des roches volcaniques Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi: Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 81-88, proterozoiques de la partie occidentale de la Petrographic and structural anisotropy within 1988. Fosse de !'Ungava, region au sud du Lac the Complexe Eau Jaune, Chibougamau, Lanyan; ibid., ET 87-14, 1989. Quebec, 1987-92. 999 Les travaux accomplis visent une Un approfondissement des connaissances FROESE, E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: comprehension approfondie de !'evolution des mecanismes de mise en place et des Metamorphism in the Kisseynew Subprovince, petrogenitique des roches volcanoplutonique phenomenes associes aux intrusions 1980-. de la Fosse de !'Ungava au cours des differents polyphasees tonaliitiques dans la bande de stades d'ouverture oceanique marques par roche verte Caopatina-Desmaraisville. 1000 l'ophiolite de Purtuniq (Partie nord de la GORDON, T.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Fosse), et par !es groups de Pounugnituk et de 993 Metamorphism of volcanic rocks, Crowtluck Chukotat (partie sur de la Fosse); puis au cours TAYLOR, F.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Bay, Manitoba, 1980-. de l'avortement du systeme (ensemble Volcanic rocks of Kaminak Lake region, calcoalcalin de la Formation de Parent). Northwest Territories, 1984-. 1001 GORDON, T.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 986 994 Metamorphism processes in the Kisseynew PLATT, R.G., Lakehead Univ. (Geology): THIBERT, F., PICARD, C., TRZCIENSKI, sedimentary gneiss belt, Manitoba, 1983-. Petrogenesis of alkaline rocks. W.E., Universite de Montreal (Geologie), See: !REM-MERI: 1002 The peralkaline nepheline syenites of the Petrologie des filons-couches differencies HEBERT, R., ROY, S., Universite Laval Junguni Complex, Malawi; Minerological Romeo 1 et2, Fosse de !'Ungava, Quebec, 1986- (GeologieJ: Magazine, vol. 52, p. 425-433, 1988. 89; these de maitrise (Picard). Conditions thermobaro.metriques de la Research involves geochemical, chemical Les travaux ont pour objectifs essentiels de formation de !'aureole metamorphique du mineralogical and petrological studies of mettre en evidence !es mecanismes de mise en Mont Megantic, Quebec, 1987-89; these de alkaline rocks and carbonatites of Malawi and place des intrusions mafiques/ultramafiq ues maitrise (Roy). Canada. de la Fosse de !'Ungava, avec !es repercussions L'etude des assemblages metamorphiques qu'il peuvent avoir sur la distribution des et !'analyse des phases a la microsonde ont 987 platinoides. permis de definir une temperature au contact RUSSELL, J.K., Univ. British Columbia de l'ordre de 750°C. La profondeur de mise en (Geological Sciences): 995 place du pluton est inferieure a 3 km. Energetics of magma mixing, 1988-. TURNOCK, A.C., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Thermodynamic-based calculations to Sciences): 1003 constrain the nature of magma mixing Composition of augites in the Amisk Volcanics, KISSIN, S.A., WOOD, B.D., Lakehead Univ. processes. Flin Flon, Man.; as indicators of magma (Geology): chemistry, 1988-99. Meteoritics: Studies on non-silicate minerals 988 Phenocrysts of augite are the only relic and their applications to problems in ore SCHANDL, E.S., WICKS, F.J., Univ. Toronto igneous minerals left in these rocks, altered at deposits and meteoritics, 1987-. (Geology), Royal Ontario Museum prehnite-grade regional metamorphism. See: (Mineralogy): Microprobe anlayses have been done for 19 A preliminary study of fluid inclusion in shock­ The geochemical development and alteration samples, 10 points on 3 crystals in each. They metamorphosed sediments at the Haughton of basalts from Maud, Meteor and Isles are being interpreted as indicators of magma Impact Structure, Devon Island, Canada Orcadas Rises, and provenance investigation of chemistry related to tectonic environment. (abstract); Meteoritics, vol. 23, p. 256, 1988. ice-rafted dropstones in the Weddell Sea, 1987- Fluid inclusions in meteorite impact 89. structures and their relevance to The Sudbury See: METAMORPHIC/ROCHES Structure (abstract); Can. Cont. Drill. Prog. Mineralogy and geochemistry of alkali basalts METAMORPHIQUES Rept. 88-2, p.18, 1988. from Maud Rise, Weddell Sea; Proc. Ocean Studies on fluid inclusions from impact Drilling Program Leg 113, pt. B, 1989. 996 structures continue with further studies on ABBAS-HASANIE, S.A.F., FLEMING, P.O., shocked sedimentary rocks from the Haughton 989 Univ. Regina (Geology), Univ. Adelaide Structure and in impact melts and breccias of SCHAU, M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Geology): the Onaping Formation from the Sudbury Volcanic rocks of the Prince Alberta belt, Petrogenesis of migmatites in the Cooke Hill Structure. Additional work on sphalerite in Districts of Franklin and Keewatin, 1972-. area of Mt. Lofty Ranges, South Australia; and enstatite chondrites has completed one phase Structural evolution of Cooke Hill area in the of an application of the shalerite 990 eastern Mt. Lofty Ranges, South Australia. cosmobarometer to meteorites. SOUTHER, J.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Study of Neogene dykes in Queen Charlotte 997 1004 Island, British Columbia, 1987-. ABBAS-HASANIE, S.A.F., LEWRY, J.F., O'HANLEY, D.S., WICKS, F.J., Royal Ontario See: PERKINS, D., Univ. Regina (Geology), Univ. Museum (Mineralogy): Dyke swarms in the Queen Charlotte Islands, North Dakota (Geology): Serpentinization of enstatite: mineralogy, British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Geothermometry and geobarometry in high­ textures and composition, 1987-88. lH, p. 117-120, 1989. grade pelitic rocks from Brabant Lake area of See: eastern La Ronge Domain, northern Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc Can., 991 Saskatchewan, 1986-88. Program with Abstracts, v. 14, 1989. STIMAC, J.A., PEARCE,T.H., Queen's Univ. Paper on the above project is in final stages The mineralogical, textural a nd (Geological Sciences): of preparation for publication. Another project compositional changes accompanying the Evolution of silicic magmas at Clear Lake, on Petrogenesis of migmatites in Brabant- serpentinization of enstatite have been California, 1987-90; Ph.D. thesis

1016 See: 1029 ALCOCK, P.W.J., AULTMAN, J.T., Ontario Quaternary geology of the eastern half of the BUTEAU, P., Ministere de l'Energie et des Geol. Surv., Univ. Western Ontario (Geology): Elmvale area, Simcoe County; Ontario Geo!. Ressources du Quebec: The Quaternary geologyof the Shining Tree Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 405-406, 1988. Inventaire des tourbieres des basses terres du area, Ontario, 1986-89. Tunnel valleys in the Georgian Bay area, St-Laurent, phase 2, 1988-89. See: Ontario; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Les travaux de l'ete 1988 constituent le The Quaternary geology of the Shining Tree Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 14, p. A89, second volet d'un programme de trois ans qui area, Districts of Sudbury and Timiskaming; 1989. vise a cartographier !es tourbieres du Sud du Ontario Geol. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 411- Quebec, a l'echelle de 1:50 000. Les tourbieres 413, 1988. 1022 ainsi cartographiees au cours de 1988 sont In preparation: Open File Reports: BLAKE, W., Jr., Geol. Surv. Can.: celles des bassins versants des rivieres Nicolet, Quaternary geology of the Timmins area, Quaternary geochronology, Arctic Islands, Saint- Fran~ois, Yamaska et Becancour. Le Districts of Cochrane, Sudbury and 1975-. territoire couvert correspond aux feuillets Timiskaming; Quaternary geology of the SNRC 31H/7, 31H/8, 31H/9, 31H/10, 31H/15, Shining Tree area, Districts of Sudbury and 1023 31H/16, 311/1, 31l/2, 31117 et 31l/8. Timiskaming; Preliminary Maps, 1:50 000, BLASCO, S.M., Geol. Surv. Can.: Shining Tree (NTS 41P/ll) and Sinclair Lake Surficial geology and geomorphology, 1030 (4lp/14). Mackenzie Bay-continental shelf, 1970-. BUTEAU, P., Ministere de l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: 1017 1024 Teledetection appliquee aux tourbieres: ALT, B., Geol. Surv. Can.: BRAGG, D., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: regions de Matagami et de Lebel-sur­ Past and present climates of the Queen Reconnaissance assessment of potential Quevillon, Quebec, 1988-89. Elizabeth Islands, District of Franklin, 1987-. bedrock aggregate, 1988-89. La deuxieme annee du programme See: See: d'inventaire systematique des tourbieres du Interaction of climate, vegetation, and soil Reconnaissance assessment of potential Quebec septentrional, a l'echelle de 1:50 000, hydrology at Hot Weather Creek, Fosheim bedrock aggregate; Newfoundland Dept. s'est deroulee en deux points du territoire, Peninsula, Ellesmere Island, Northwest Mines,Rept. l,89-l, 1989. chacun avec sa propre image. Le premier, au Territories; Geol. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lD, p. Bedrock aggregate potential of rocks m N de Matagami, correspond aux feuillets 125-133, 1989. Newfoundland. SNRC 32F/13, 32F/14, 32K/3, 32K/4, 32K/5, 32K/6, 32Ul, 32U2, 32L/3, 32L/6, 32L/7 et 1018 1025 32L/8. Le second, au SE de Lebel-sur­ ANDERSON, T.W., Geol. Surv. Can.: BRAZEAU, A., JACOB, H-L., Ministere de Quevillon, correspond aux feuillets SNRC Quaternary paleoecology, Great Lakes, 1978-. l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: 32B/5, 32B/6, 32B/l 1, 32B/12, 32B/13 et Inventaire des granulats: regions de Sainte­ 32B/14. 1019 Agathe-des monts, Laurentides, Rawdon et AYLSWORTH, J.M., Geo I. Surv. Can.: Shaw bridge (feuillets l :50 000 nos 3 lJ/1, 1031 Quaternary geology inventory - southern 31H/13, 31114 et 3 lG/16), 1988-89. BUTEAU, P., Ministere de l'Energie et des Keewatin, 1973-. Project de plusieurs annees portant sur Ressources du Quebec: !'evaluation qualitative et semi-quantitative Atlas des tourbieres du Quebec meridional, 1020 des depots de sable et gravier du sud du 1988-89. BAJC, A., GRAY, P., HALSTEAD, J ., Ontario Quebec. L'atlas des tourbieres, commence !'an Geo!. Surv., Univ. Waterloo (Earth Sciences), dernier, est un recueil d'informations sur !es Brock Univ. (Geological Sciences): 1026 depots des tourbe du Quebec, y compris celles Quaternary geology of the Fort Frances-Rainy BROOKES, I.A., York Univ. (Geography): fournies a la Division par Hydro-Quebec et River area, Ontario, 1986-89; Ph.D. thesis Quaternary geology of Bonavista Peninsula, SOQUEM. II comprend des cartes de (Bajc). Newfoundland, 1964-. localisation des travaux a 1:250 000. See: See: Gold grain in rotasonic drill core and surface Glaciation of Bonavista Peninsula, northeast 1032 samples ( 1987 1988), Fort Frances-Rainy River Newfoundland; Can. Geographer, vol. 33, p. 2- CLAGUE, J .J ., Geo I. Surv. Can.: area, District of Rainy River; Ontario Geol. 18, 1989. Quaternary geology, upper Fraser River Basin, Surv., Map P. 3140 Geological Series­ British Columbia, 1981-. Preliminary Map, scale l :000 000, Geology 1027 1987, 1988. BROOKES, I.A., York Univ. (Geography): 1033 Reconnaissance till sampling in the Fort Dakhla Oasis project: Quaternary geology, CLAGUE, J.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Frances-Rainy River area, Rainy River geomorphology and geoarchaeology, 1982-. Quaternary crustal deformation western District; Ontario Geol. Surv., MP 141, p. 417- See: British Columbia and northwest Yukon, 1987-. 420, 1988. Quaternary geology and geomorphology of the See: Late glacial water level fluctuations in the Dakhla Oasis region, south-central Egypt; Late Quaternary sea level charge and crustal eastern Lake Agassiz Basin, Fort Frances Royal Ontario Museum, Archaeology deformation, southwestern British Columbia, area, Ontario; American Quaternary Assoc., Monographs, 1989. Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lE, p. 233-236, Program and abstracts, p. 54, 1988. Above the salt: sediment accretion and 1989. Drift stratigraphy and mineral exploration irrigation argiculture in an egyptian oasis; J . applications in the Fort Frances area, Ontario arid environments, vol. 15, 1989. 1034 Canada; State of Minnesota Fifth Annual CLARKE, M.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Current Minerals Activities Forum, 1988. 1028 Surficial geology mapping of Manitoba north of Quaternary mapping completed: summer BROOKES, I.A., York University latitude 52°, 1987-. 1987; sonic drilling and backhoe trenching (Geography): completed: Fall 1988 report- in progress. Dakla Oasis Project; Basin a nd 1035 paleoclimatology studies, 1982-. DILABIO, R.N.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1021 See: Stratigraphic deformation drilling of the BARNETT, P.J., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Early Holocene basinal sediments of the Quaternary sequence near Timmins, Ontario, Quaternary geology of the Barrie-Elmvale Dakhla Oasis region, south-central Egypt and 1987-. area, Ontario, 1988. their palaeoclimatic significance; Quaternary Res.1989. 1036 DREDGE, L.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary Geology/Geologie du Quaternaire 55

Quaternary geology, terrain inventory, See: See: northeastern Manitoba, 1975-. The provenance of tills overlying the eastern Calacareous till facies north of Lake Superior, See: part of the South Mountain Batholith, Nova Ontario: implications for Laurentide ice Drift carbonate on the Canadian Shield. II: Scotia; Maritime Sediments and Atlantic streaming; Geographie physique et Carbonate dispersal and ice-flow patterns in Geo!., vol. 24, no.1, p. 61-70, 1988. Quaternaire, vol. 42, p. 121-135, 1988. northern Manitoba; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, A comparison of the clast composition and Documenting the history of behaviour of no. 5,p. 783-787,1988. geochemistry of granite tills to underlying the lobes of the Laurentide ice sheet over bedrock in the Halifax Pluton, central Nova slippery substrata on the Canadian Shield, as 1037 Scotia; Eighth Internat. Symp. on Prospecting well as evidence for ice streams within the ice DREDGE, L.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: in Areas of Glaciated Terrain, Symp. Vol., sheet. Quaternary geology and geomorphology, 1989. northern Melville Peninsula, District of Quaternary mapping and till sampling 1055 Franklin, 1985-. survey completed during summer of 1989. HICOCK, S.R., Univ. Western Ontario Colour and black and white surficial geology (Geology): 1038 maps and clast lithology maps to be released at Glacial geology of local lodgement till and gold DUBOIS, J -M.M., PARENT, M., Universite de a scale of 1:50,000 and 1:250,000. Till exploration in the Beardmore-Geraldton area, Sherbrooke (Geographie et Teledetection): geochemistry maps are produced at 1:50,000 Ontario, 1987-88. Le Quaternaire des Cantons de !'Est King William Island Surficial geology, St. Anthony - Blanc Sablon being studied, as well as glaciomarine and adjacent mainland Keewatin, 1981-. map-areas, Newfoundland, 1969-. processes operating in ancestral Hecate Strait.

1042 1051 1058 DYKE, A.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: GRANT, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: HODGSON, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary history and surficial materials of Surficial geology, Cape Breton Island, Nova Surficial geology and geomorphology of central northwestern Baffin Island, District of Scotia, 1970-. Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin, 1972-. Franklin, 1983-. 1052 1059 1043 GRANT, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: HODGSON, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: EDLUND, S.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Surficial geology of Newfoundland, 197 4-. Surficial geology, geomorphology and terrain Surficial geology - terrain inventory, inventory of the Ringnes and adjacent islands, Bathurst-Cornwallis and eastern Melville 1053 District of Franklin, 1976-. Islands, District of Franklin, 197 4-. GRANT, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary stratigraphy Yarmouth region, 1060 1044 Nova Scotia, 1979-. HODGSON, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: FINCK, P.W., GRAVES, R.M., BONER, F.J., Quaternary geology-terrain inventory, Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: 1054 northeast Victoria Island and Stefansson South Mountain Batholith project; Quaternary HICOCK, S.R., Univ. Western Ontario Island, District of Franklin, 1986-. geology and till geochemistry, Nova Scotia, (Geology): 1985-89. Ice streaming and soft beds for the Laurentide 1061 ice sheet in northern Ontario, 1985-. HUGHES, O.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 56 Quaternary Geology/Geologie du Quaternaire

Quaternary stratigraphy of Old Crow Basin Surficial geology and drift composition, fluctuations in texture, mineralogy, organic and Porcupine River Valleys, Yukon, 1968-. northwestern Ontario, 1987-. content, sediment and pore-water geochemistry and relate any changes to 1062 1071 possible causal mechanisms such as climatic HUGHES, O.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: KELLY, R.I., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: variation or changes in drainage basin Quaternary geology, Mayo-McQuesten, Yukon Quaternary geology of the Chatham-Wheatley characteristics; 4) assess any recent changes in Territory, 1979-. area (mapping), 1988-90. Urban geology - the sedimentary parameters and attempt to Quaternary of Toronto, 1986-. relate these to changing land use 1063 See: characteristics or specific human events; and JACKSON, L.E., Jr., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary geology of the Wheatley area, 5) examine any regional changes in these Quaternary geology and terrain inventory, Southern Ontario; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. sediment histories and relate these changes to Nahanni-Sheldon Lake-Finlayson Lake, Paper 141, p. 402-404, 1988. either natural factors or man-induced Yukon and District of Mackenzie, 1980-. 1:50 000 Preliminary Map for Chatham­ environmental modifications. See: Wheatley area to be published spring 1990. Pleistocene subglacial volcanism near Fort Report on area to follow. 1080 Selkirk, Yukon Territory; Geo!. Surv. Can., LEMMEN, D., Geol. Surv. Can.: Paper 89-lE, p. 251-256, 1989. 1072 Quaternary geology, south shore of Great KERR, D.E., Univ. Alberta (Geology): Slave Lake, N.W.T., 1988-92. 1064 Quaternary stratigraphy of coastal mainland KARROW, P.F., Univ. Waterloo (Earth Northwest Territories, 1986-90; Ph.D. thesis. 1081 Sciences): See: LEYSON, V., Univ. Calgary (Geology and Urban geology, Waterloo and Toronto, Late Quaternary marine record of the Cape Geophysics): Ontario, 1959-. Parry-Clinton Point region, District of Quaternary geology of Jasper National Park, See: Mackenzie, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., p. 77-83, Alberta, 1986-89. Catfish Creek Till: an important glacial 1989. See: deposit in southwestern Ontario; 4lst Can. Canadian Arctic coastal stratigraphy and A lithofacies analysis and interpretation of Geotechnical Conf. Preprints, p. 186-192, 1988. Quaternary geology. depositional environments of montane glacial diamictons, Jasper, Alberta, Canada; Genetic 1065 1073 classifications of Glaciogenic deposits. KARROW, P.F., BELKNAP, D.F., Univ. KETTLES, l.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Balkema, Roterdam, p. 117-140, 1988. Waterloo (Earth Sciences), Univ. Maine Surficial geology of eastern Frontenac Arch, (Geology): southern Ontario, 1987-. 1082 Sea level history, southwestern Florida, MARTINI, LP., Univ. Guelph (Land Resource U.S.A., 1984-. 1074 Science): KLASSEN, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Coastal morphology and sediments of Foxe 1066 Surficial geology and Quaternary stratigraphy Basin, District of Franklin, 1987-92. KARROW, P.F., HEATH, A., Univ. Waterloo of north Baffin - Bylot Islands, District of The sediments of the emersed coasts of the (Earth Sciences): Franklin, 1978-. mainland and islands of Foxe Basin are being Great Lakes history, 1964-; M.Sc. thesis See: studied, to determine uplift curve, variation in (Heath): Basal-flow conditions at the northeastern Beach Ridges, rates of weathering of those See: margin of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, Lancaster coast. The results of this study will be tied Ice, lakes, and plants, 13,000 to 10,000 years Sound; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, no. 11, p. with archeological informaiton on that area. B.P.: the Erie-Ontario lobe in Ontario; Bull. 1740-1750, 1988. To date the northenr part of the basin has been Buffalo Soc. Natural Sci., vol. 33, p. 39-52, surveyed. 1988. 1075 Shore line surveys began in 1988 on KLASSEN, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1083 Manitoulin Island and will continue in 1989 on Drift prospecting, east-central Labrador, MARTINI, J.P., Univ. Guelph (Land Resource Manitoulin and in the Sudbury basin dealing 1982-. Science): with Algonquin-Nipissing sequence. Sedimentology of glacio-fluvial and glacio­ 1076 lacustrine sediments of southern Ontario. 1067 KLASSEN, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: The sequences of glacio-lacustrine KARROW, P.F., MACKIE, G.L., Univ. Quaternary geology, southwestern Pleistocene deposits of the Bowmanville area Waterloo (Earth Sciences), Univ. Guelph Saskatchewan, 1983-. are being measured, as well as the Gilbert (Zoology): Delta bodies of various parts of southern Molluscs of the Gage St. Marl, Kitchener, 1077 Ontario, to establish models of sedimentation Ontario, 1987-. LAMOTHE, M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: of the various land and lacustrine termini of Quaternary geology and till geochemistry, glaciers. These models are then used for 1068 New Brunswick, 1987-. determining similarities and differences with KARROW, P.F., WARNER, B.G., MILLER, glacial sequences of Brasil and Australia of B.B., Univ. Waterloo (Earth Sciences), Kent 1078 Permo-Carboniferous time. State Univ. (Geology): LAMOTHE, M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Interglacial-interstadial sites, Michigan, Glacial dispersal and stratigraphic drilling, 1084 Ontario, New York, 1980-. Gaspe, Quebec, 1987-. MORGAN, A.V., PILNY, J.J., Univ. Waterloo See: (Earth Sciences): A Wisconsinan interstadial arctic f1roa and 1079 Fossil Coleoptera assemblages of the last insect fauna from Clarksburg, southwestern LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba Ungava Bay, Quebec, KASZYCKI, C.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Over the next two years to 1) retrieve Canada; Col. Bull., vol. 42, p. 69-72, 1988. Glacial erosion of the Canadian Shield, 1978-. sediment cores from 12 selected lake basins in A pollen diagram from an interglacial southern Saskatchewan and eastern Alberta; deposit at Trysull, Staffordshire, England; 1070 2) establish a recent sediment chronology that New Phytologist, vol. 109, p. 393-397, 1988. KASZYCKI, C.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: allows differentiation of presettlement from postsettlement deposits; 3) evaluate long-term Quaternary Geology/Geologie du Quaternaire 57

Climatic implications of D/H Ratios in Nord et Quebec nordique, 1988-91; these de Quaternary stratigraphy of southern New Beetle Chitin; Paleogeog., Paleoclimatol., doctorate (Beaudry). Brunswick, 1988-93. Paleoecol., vol. 66, p. 277-288, 1988. Plusieurs secturs ont ete cartographies (83- To determine the chronological Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene 85) dans le secteur Chapais-Chibougamau relationships between different ice flow events, Coleoptera in the Lower Great Lakes Region; (Plusieurs memoires de M. Sc.; Article). the characteristics of the deposits related to Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci., vol. 33, p. 195-206, Actuellement un train de dispersion est each event, and the overall history of glacial 1988. analyse a partir du massif intrusif granitique events in the area. The Clarksburg Site: A Wisconsinan d'Opemisca et des roches vertes limitrophes Interstadial Arctic flora and insect fauna from sur le versant sud du massif. 1096 southwestern Ontario; Paleogeog., SHARPE, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Paleoclimatol., Paleoecol., vol. 68, p. 27-47, 1091 Quaternary geology, southwestern Victoria 1988. PRICHONNET, G., FOISY, M., Universite du Island, DistrictofFranklin, 1983-. Analysis of fossil Coleoptera assemblages of Quebec a Montreal (Sciences de la Terrel: Late Quaternary age to be used in the Geologie glaciaire des Caledoniennes au sud de 1097 reconstruction of paleoenvironments and Moncton-Nouveau-Brunswick, 1987-89; these SHARPE, D.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: paleoclimates of the northern United States de maitrise (Foisy). Quaternary geology of Lake of the Woods area, and Canada. Voir: Ontario, 1986-. Ecoulements glaciaires et stratigraphie du 1085 Quaternaire clans le secteur Nord-Est des 1098 MORRIS, T.F., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: monts Caledoniens, Nouveau-Brunsiwkc; Vie SHARPE, D.R., RUST, B., Geo!. Surv. Can., Quaternary geology of Essex County, southern Congres de l'AQQA, resumes des Univ. Ottawa (Geology): Ontario, 1988. communications, p. "F", 1988. Quaternary geology of southern Victoria See: Glaciation and deglaciaton in the Island, N. W.T., 1986-90. Quaternary geology of Essex County, southern northeastern part of the Caledonian See: Ontario; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 41, p. Highlands, New Brunswick- glacial dispersal Late glacial landforms ofWollaston Peninsula, 399-401, 1988. and mineral geochemistry of tills; New Victoria Island, N.W.T.: product of ice­ This project will produce a report (with Brunswick Dept. Natural Resources, Energy, marginal retreat, surge and mass stagnation; maps) describing the distribution and origin of Paper 88-2, p. 90-92, 1988. Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. 262-279, 1988. surficial materials. Data collected from a 1989 Mise en evidence de mouvements glaciaires Victoria Island research on spring drilling programme will add a 3- polyphases et de nappes de till superposees. landforrnlsediment associations is revealing dimensional component to the report. One Modele glaciaire wiscons1n1en des the significance of ice streaming, subglacial summer's field season (1989) remains. Caledoniennes en revision. Geochimie water and regional stagnation to the glacial minerale des tills en cours. geology of the area. 1086 MUDIE, P.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1092 1099 Quantitative Quaternary paleoecology, PRONK, A.G., PARKHILL, M.A., New SHILTS, W.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Eastern Canada, 1982-. Brunswick Dept. Natural Resources, Energy Properties and provenance of glacial (Geological Surv. Branch): sediments, 1969-. 1087 Regolith mapping and till geochemistry, 1985- See: OSBORN, G., Univ. Calgary (Geology and 89; M.Sc. thesis (Pronk). Surficial geology of Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce Geophysics): See: map area, Chaudiere River Valley, Quebec; Holocene tephrostratigraphy and glacial Till geochemistry, Quaternary geology and Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lB, p. 137-142, chronology in the Cordillera. gold exploration in northern New Brunswick; 1989. See: Prospecting in areas of glaciated terrain, p. 81- Holocene glacier fluctuations in the Canadian 102, 1988. 1100 Cordillera; Quaternary Sci. Reviews, vol. 7, p. Till geochemistry as a technique for gold SHILTS, W.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 115-128, 1988. exploration in northern New Brunswick; CIM Quaternary stratigraphy, Northern Ontario Holocene history of the Bugaboo Glacier, Bulletin, vol. 81, no . 915, p. 90-98, 1988. Lowlands, 1983-. British Columbia; Geology, vol. 16, p. 1015- To supply a database and technique for 1017, 1988. geochemical exploration in the search for gold 1101 To further elucidate Holocene late and base metals and to supply a database for SMITH, S.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Pleistocene tephra history, and use tephras multiple-land use (forest management). Timmins stratigraphic drilling transect, and independent radiocarbon dates to bracket Project on schedule at one 1 :50,000 NTS Northern Ontario, 1987-. times of glacial advance and retreat. Study sheet/year. areas are southern Canadian/northern 1102 American rockies, and Great Basin (Nevada). 1093 SPARKES, B.G., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: PROUDFOOT, D.N., Newfoundlnad Dept. Quaternary mapping south coast 1088 Mines: Newfoundland, 1985-. PELLETIER, B.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary geology of southeastern and See: Quaternary paleo-sealevel map of Canada, central Newfoundland, 1988-90. Quaternary geology of southwestern 1978-. To map surficial geology and develop Newfoundland; Newfoundland Dept. Mines, genetic hypotheses as a basis for mineral Rept.89-l,p.249-257, 1989. 1089 exploration and to further the understanding PERRAS, M., Univ. Alberta : of the Quaternary history of Newfoundland. 1103 Sedimentology of periglacial deposits and the STEA, R.R., TURNER, R.G., Nova Scotia Dept. Quaternary evolution of their surfaces, 1094 Mines and Energy: Cypress Hills and Wood Mountain, RICKETTS, M.J ., Newfoundland Dept. Mines: Quaternary geology and till geochemistry of southwestern Saskatchewan, 1988-90; M.Sc. Swift Current aggregate resources, 1988. northern Mainland Nova Scotia, 1982-89. thesis. An evaluation of sand and gravel deposits See: by determining sand, gravel and silt-clay Till Cu-Pb-Zn geochemistry in northern 1090 percentages, petrographic numbers and Mainland Nova Scotia and its metallogenic PRICHONNET, G., BEAUDRY, L., deposit quantity. Alkali-reactivity analysis of implications; Prospecting in Areas of Glaciated Universite du Quebec a Montreal (Sciences de selected samples is in progress. Terrane, 1989. la Terre): Deglaciation environments and evidence Facies, distributions, formes et genese des 1095 for glaciers of younger Dryas Age in Nova moraines mineures (type de Geer) - Moyen SEAMAN, A.A., New Brunswick Dept.Natural Scotia, Canada; Boreas, vol. 2, 1989. Resources, Energy (Geological Surv. Branch): 58 Quaternary Geology/Geologie du Quaternaire

Mapping project with aim to complete the Reconnaissance des principaux lithofacies, 1112 mainland of Nova Scotia by 1989. Output - et en particulier premiere distinction des facies VEILLETTE, J .J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: colour surficial maps at a scale of 1:100,000. A de till. Analyse des facies proglaciaires et Geologie du Quaternaire region de l'Outaouais compilation of maps at a scale of 1 :500,000 will prodeltaiques glaciomarins (Rythmites et superieur Quebec, 1977-. be attempted for Nova Scotia. Till faunes associees). Tentative de reconnaissance Voir: geochemistry produced as Open-File Maps for de la dispersion glaciaire. Deglaciation et evolution des lacs proglaciaires industry. post-Algonquin et Barlow au Temiscamingue, 1109 Quebec et Ontario; Geographie Physique et 1104 TELLER, J .T., LEMOINE, R., MAHNIC, P., Quaternaire, vol. 42, p. 7-31 , 1988. STEELE, K.G., MCCLENAGHAN, M.B., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences): Ontario Geo!. Surv., Queen's Univ. (Geological History of Lake Agassiz and its outflow to the 1113 Sciences): Great Lakes, 1983-89; M.Sc. theses (Lemoine, VEILLETTE,J.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quaternary stratigraphy and reconnaissance Mahnic). Geologie du Quaternaire et geochimie des tills till sampling, Matheson-Lake Abitibi area, See: de la region Mont-Joli/La Redemption, Quebec, Northeastern Ontario, 1984-89; M.Sc. thesis History of sedimentation in the northwestern 1984-. (McClenaghan). Lake Superior basin and its relationshp to See: Lake Agassiz overflow; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 1114 Reconnaissance till sampling program, 25,no. 10,p. 1660-1673,1988. VEILLETT, J.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Matheson-Lake Abitibi areaa, District of Lake Agassiz and its contribution to flow Echantillonnage des sediments meubles, Cochrane; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper through the Ottawa-St. Lawrence system; region de !'Ungava, Quebec, 1985-. 141, p. 472-477, 1988. Geo!. Assoc. Can., Sp. Paper 35, 1989. 1115 1105 1110 VEILLETTE, J.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ST-ONGE, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: TELLER, J.T., RUTTER, N.W., LANCASTER, Quaternary geology, Abitibi area, Quebec, Surficial geology, north-central District of N., Univ. Manitoba (Geological Sciences): 1986-. Mackenzie, 1983-. Sedimentology and paleohydrology of lacustrine sediments in the N amib Desert, 1116 1106 southwestern Africa, 1985-89. VINCENT, J -S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ST-ONGE, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Surficial geology-terrain inventory, western Surficial geology inventory - area south of Diatoms and other fossil remains in calcareous Victoria Island, District of Franklin, 1981-. Dolphin and Union Strait, District of lacustrine sediments of the northern Namib Mackenzie, 1984-. Sand Sea; in Geomorphological Studies of 1117 See: Southern Africa, p. 159-174, 1988. VINCENT,J-S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Rock blisters and other frost-heaved landforms Interdune deposits of the N amib Sand Sea; Quaternary stratigraphy of the Beaufort coast, in the Bernard Harbour area, District of Sedimentary Geo!., vol. 55, p. 91-107, 1988. Yukon and District of Mackenzie, 1983-. Mackenzie, N.W.T.; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-10, p. 95-99, 1989. 1111 1118 THORLIEFSON, L.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: VINCNET, J-S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1107 Quaternary geology of the Beardmore/ Surficial geology inventory - area of Anderson ST-ONGE, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Geraldton area, northern Ontario, 1987-. River map area, District of Mackenzie, 1984-. Studies in regional correlation of the See: Quaternary of eastern Canada, 1987-. Preliminary results on the use of borehole 1119 geophysics in overburden stratigraphic WARMAN, T., SHARPE, D., Univ. Manitoba 1108 mapping near Geraldton, northern Ontario;

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1120 Naturaliste Canadien, vol. 114, p. 433-448, Quebec, d'apres des donnees SPOT; Universite AMOS, C.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1988. de Sherbrooke, 1988, 93 p. Landsat calibration for suspended sediment Recommandations sur !'elaboration d'une Etude de faisabilite: inventaire concentration in marine coastal environments, strategie quebecoise de conservation des biophysique du milieu marin par teledetection 1978-. milieux hum ides; CARTEL, Univ. de pour le Pare National de l'Archipel de Mingan; Sherbrooke, rapport au Conseil de la Service canadien des pares, 1988, 24 p. 1121 Conservation et de l'environnement du Carrographie geomorphologique du littoral BELANGER, J.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Quebec, 1988, 7 p. par teledetection numerique: validation des Remote sensing applied to Quaternary geology donnees et resolutions requises; 6e Congres de and mineral tracing, 1978-. 1123 l'AQT, Sherbrooke, programme et resumes, p. DUBOIS, J-M.M., LAVOIE, A., CAVA YAS, F., 32, 1988, 1122 LESSARD, G., GRENIER, M., Universite de Teledetection appliquee au littoral et au DUBOIS, J -M.M., BONN, F., LAFRANCE, P., Sherbrooke (Geographie et Teledetection): milieu marin; Premieres journees scientifiques Universite de Sherbrooke (Geographie et Potential de la teledetection pour du reseau de teledetection de l'AUPELF­ Teledetection): l'environnement cotier. 1987-91. UREF, Sherbrooke, programme et resumes, p. Teledetection des terres humides, 1984-89. Voir: 34, 1988. Voir: Apport de !'analyse texturale a la classification Teledetection et zonage de sites maricoles La teledetection des milieux humides: automatisee d'un environnement cotier de dans la baie des Chaleurs; Conf. Can. sur Jes comparaison des images MSS, TM et SPOT; Le region temperee a la baie des Chaleurs, pecheries, Quebec, resumes, p. 17, 1989. Remote Sensing!feledetection 59

selection de sites a potentiel aquicole dans 1126 1133 la baie des Chaleurs, a partir de techniques de GIBBINS, W.A., ELLIS, C.E., SLANEY, V.R., RHEAULT, M., Ministere del'Energie et des teledetection; Symp. de Peches et Oceans Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (Geology Ressources du Quebec: Canada, Mont-Joli, programme et resumes, p. Division), Geo!. Surv. Can.: Integration de donnees numeriques multiples 84, 1989. Interpretation of SAR and SPOT imagery of: 1) et etude de teledetection dans Jes regions de southern most Slave Province; 2) Great Bear Joutel, du nord de la Fosse du Labrador et du 1124 Magmatic Zone, 1989-90. nord de Montreal, Quebec, 1987-89. DUBOIS, J-M.M., LAVOIE, A., LAROUCHE, Integrer des donnees numeriques de P., Universite de Sherbrooke (Geographie et 1127 teledetection, de geophysique, de geochimie et Teledetection): MELLINGER, M., Saskatchewan Research de gitologie dans diverses regions du Quebec Etude de la dynamique de l'estuaire et du golfe Council (Data Analysis Group): pour definir des aires de plus grandes du Saint-Laurent et autres masses d'eau par Image analysis applied to mineral exploration, favorabilites en exploration miniere. teledetection, 1982-91. 1986-. Voir: Integrative interpretation of exploration 1134 Evaluation de la vitesse et de la direction des surveys by use of image analysis techniques. SLANEY, V.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: courants de surface par teledetection de la Remote sensing applications, 1981-. derive de blocs de glace dans la baie d'Hudson; 1128 6e Congres de l'AQT, Sherbrooke, programme MELLINGER, M. , WHITING, J ., 1135 et resumes, p. 30-31, 1988. Saskatchewan Research Council (Data TANGUAY, M.G .. , SEA, F., CARBONI, S., Surface circulation estimation using Analysis Group): Ecole Polytechnique (Genie mineral): remote sensing of drifting floes; Joint Extraction and usage of lineament mapping in Analyse des lineaments d'Anticosti, Quebec, Oceanographic Assembly, Acapulco, abstracts, mineral exploration and regional geological 1983-89; these de maitrise en science (Sea, p. 57, 1988. mapping, 1987-. Carboni). La teledetection pour l'etude de Development and application of lineament !'hydrosphere; Conf. de Institut Maurice­ mapping from satellite imagery. 1136 Lamontagne, Peches et Oceans Canada, 1988. TANGUAY, M.G., TIMOULALI, Y., Ecole Observations descriptives des gradients de 1129 Polytechnique (Genie mineral): temperature de la surface de l'eau et de la MCMILLAN, W.J., WEBSTER, LC.L., British Interpretation d'images LANDSAT et de la distribution des matieres en suspension; Symp. Columbia Ministry Energy, Mines, Petrol. tectonique pour determiner le potentiel de Peches et Oceans Canada, Mont-Joli, Res.: hydrogeologique de zones au sud du Maroc, programme et resumes, p. 93, 1989. Unuk area, northwestern British Columbia - 1989-91; these de maitrise en science Effets du climat et de l'hydrographie sur le SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar): its geological (Timoulali). recrutement du homard americain; ibid., p. 54, applications, 1988-89. Analyse detaillee d'images LANDSAT pour 1988. To interpret lithology and structure of the determiner Jes zones tectoniques favorables au Thermal structure in southwestern Gulf of Unuk River area as a precursor to geological fom;:age de puits dans des regions au sud du St. Lawrence during 1984 and 1985; ibid., p. mapping using SAR images. We wish to show Maroc ou la disette d'eau se fait sentir. 87, 1988. the usefulness of SAR to mineral exploration, Resurgences cotieres observees au secteur particularly in tracing faults and linears. 1137 nord-ouest du golfe du Saint-Larent; ibid., p. TROWELL, N.F., MUSSAKOWSKI, R., 91, 1988. 1130 Ontario Geo!. Surv., Ontario Centre for PERLA, R.L, WANKIEWICZ, A., KITE, G., Remote Sensing: 1125 National Hydrology Research Institute: Remote Sensing Wawa integration study DUBOIS, J-M.M., O'NEILL, N.T., LAVOIE, Microwave remote sensing of snow water

1140 WANKIEWICZ, A., PERLA, R.I., KITE, G., LEITH, R., National Hydrology Research Institute: Microwave remote sensing of basin storage. See: Snowmelt observation by microwave satellite; EOS, Trans., American Geophysical Union, vol. 69, no. 44, abstract, p. 1214, 1988. To develop procedures for continuous monitoring of the snow cover, snowpack water equiva lent and snowmelt events.using microwave satellite imagery.

SEDIMENTOLOG Y/SEDIMENTOLOGIE

ANCIENT SEDIMENTS/ 1146 away from the mountains. The depositional SEDIMENTS ANCIENS BROWNE, G.H., PLINT, A.G., Univ. Western environment for formation was on a braidplain Ontario (Geology): at the termini of valleys which headed in the 1141 Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Boss intrusive uplifts to the southwest. AL-AASM, LS., DESROCHERS, A.D., Univ. Point Formation (Westphalian AJ, New Windsor (Geology), Univ. Ottawa (Geology): Brunswick and Nova Scotia, 1987-90; Ph.D. 1152 Diagenetic history of Septarian concretions thesis (Browne). CHEEL, R.J., TESTANA, N., Brock Univ. from the Jurassic Whiteaves Formation, (Geological Sciences): Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia, 1147 Sedimentology of glacial deposits of the 1989-90. BRUNTON, F.R., DIXON, 0.A., Univ. Ottawa Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, 1988-90; M.Sc. (Geology): thesis (Testana). 1142 Upper Silurian carbonate buildups, eastern Continuing study of the sedimentology of AL-AASM, LS., MORAD, S., Univ. Windsor Cornwallis Island and southwestern Devon the deposits of the St. David's Gorge and the (Geology), Univ. Uppsala (Geology): Island, Arctic Canada, 1988-; Ph.D. thesis Fonthill Kame. St. David's Gorge deposits Cementation and burial diagenesis of Permo­ (Brunton). preserve a vertical sequence from subaqueous Triassic sandstones of Spain, 1989. proglacial gravels and sands to 1148 glaciolacustrine rythmites. Predominant 1143 CHAGNON, A., INRS-Georessources: paleoflows were to the north. BARNES, W.C., FOGARASSY, J .A.S., Univ. Geologie des argiles du bassin appalachien du British Columbia (Geological Sciences): Quebec, 1987-. 1153 Stratigraphy, diagenesis and petroleum Le but est !'application de la geologie des CHOW, N., Univ. Manitoba (Geological reservoir potential of the Middle to Upper argiles a l'etude des phenomenes Sciences): Cretaceous Haida, Skidegate and Honna diagenetiques et d'alteration hydrothermale Sedimentology and diagenesis of the Middle formations, Queen Charlotte Islands, British associes a la formation de gites de metaux ou Devonian Winnipegosis Formation, Manitoba, Columbia 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis (Fogarassy). d'hydrocarbures. Certains travaux en 1988-. Gaspesie ont montre une relation entre 1144 certains types d'argiles et des mineralisations 1154 BERNSTEIN, L. , HOFMANN, H.J. , d'origine hydrothermale. CONIGLIO, M., BYERLEY, M.C., Universite de Montreal (Geologie): MIDDLETON, K.H., HAMILTON, G.D., Univ. Biosedimentary structures and sedimentology 1149 Waterloo (Earth Sciences): of the Beekmantown Group carbonates, CHANDLER, F.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Sedimentology and diagenesis of Paleozoic Quebec and Ontario, 1985-89; Ph.D. thesis Redbed sequences in Canada, 1976-. carbonates, southwestern Ontario, 1987-; (Bernstein). M.Sc. theses (Byerley, Middleton,Hamilton). See: 1150 Ongoing studies include a variety of Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Lower CHEEL, R.J., Brock Univ.

Formation; absolute dating of specific horizons Sedimentological aspects of the Skonum Dolomitization of the Ordovician Red River within Judith River Formation; and an Formation, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Formation in Manitoba, 1989-91. understanding of changes in depositional style, Columbia; ibid., p. 87-94, 1989. To undertake a detailed petrographic and paleogeographically and stratigraphically. geochemical study of the Ordovician Red River 1166 Formation in southern Manitoba using both 1158 KENT, D.M., MCCABE, H.R., University of surface and core material in an effort to EDWARDS, D., Alberta Research Council Regina (Geology), Manitoba Dept. Energy and understand the origin and process of (Geological Survey): Mines: dolomitization. Placer minerals in Tertiary gravels of Alberta, Comparison of outcropping and buried reefs in 1988-. Middle Devonian Winnipegosis Formation, 1172 Manitoba and Saskatchewan, 1988-90. LAVOIE, D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1159 Sedimentologie et diagenese du Groupe de FRALICK, P.W., WU JINHUA, BARRETT, J., 1167 Matapedia, Antielinorium d'Aroostook-Perce, MOONEY, S., GAUDINO, S., BURTON, J., KENT, D.M., MINTO, J., Univ. Regina Quebec, 1989-. Lakehead Univ. (Geology), Geo!. Univ. China, (Geology): Stratigraphie fine, analyse McGill Univ. (Geological Sciences): A three dimensional outcrop model of a Middle sedimentologique et evolution diagenetique du Sedimentation and basin development in Devonian Winnipegosis Reef, Saskatchewan, Groupe de Matapedia (Ordovicien superieur­ Archean tectonic settings. 1988-90; M.Sc. thesis (Minto). Silurien infer ieur) du segment Quebec­ To develop composite vertical outcrop Nouveau Brunswick de !'axe Aroostook-Perce. 1160 succession from three reef locations in the FRICKER, A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Dawson Bay area, Lake Winnipegosis and 1173 Lithologic evolution in the offshore basis of relate it to a corehole drilling program on a LECKIE, D.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: eastern Canada, 1987-. partially exposed reef at the Bluff on Dawson Sedimentology, of Cretaceous elastics in the Bay. Outcrop examination and drill core western Canada basin, 1986-. 1161 descriptions have been completed. HART, B.S., PLINT, A.G., Univ. Western 1174 Ontario (Geology): 1168 MACQUEEN, R.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Stratigraphy and sedimentology of shallow KREIS, K., Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv.: Mass transfer to elements in elastic sequences, marine sandstones and conglomerates, Development of a depositional model for the 1985-. Cardium Formation (Turonian), Alberta and oil-prone Jurassic section in the Wapella­ British Columbia, 1987-89; Ph.D. thesis Moosomin area, southeastern Saskatchewan, 1175 (Hart). 1987-; M.Sc. thesis. MARTINI, I.P., Univ. Guelph (Land Resource See: See: Science): Gravelly shoreface deposits: a comparison of The Red Jacket Formation of southeastern Interglacial and post-glacial Permo­ modern and ancient facies sequences; Saskatchewan; Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv., Carboniferous coals, Parana' Basin, Brazil, Sedimentology, vol. 36, 1989. Misc. Rept. 88-4, 1988. 1987-91. To establish the existence of interglacial 1162 1169 and early post-glacial coals in the Permo­ HENDRY, H.E., IDRIS, A.E.M., Univ. LAST, W.M., EDWARDS, W., Univ. Manitoba Carboniferous Parana' Basin of Brazil. The Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): (Geological Sciences): sedimentology of the coal bearing sequences Sedimentology of the Judith River Formation Sedimentology and reservoir quality of the has been established with the intent of (Cretaceous) in the Milk River Valley and in Mississippian Bakken (Exshaw) Formation in discriminating cold climate and perhaps the Little Rocky Mountains, Montana, 1986- southwestern Manitoba, 1989-91; M.Sc. thesis glacial deposition. 89. (Edwards). The lower Carboniferous sequence is a 1176 1163 prolific oil producer in many areas of the MCKAY, J., PLINT, A.G., LONGSTAFFE, HENDRY, H.E., KHALID, A.H., Univ. Williston Basin. Recently oil has been F.J., Univ. Western Ontario (Geology): Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): discovered in the Mississippian-Devonian Isotopic and diagenetic study of ?subaerial A sedimentological study of the Swift Bakken Formation in the West Virden area of sequence boundaries, Upper Cretaceous Formation (Jurassic) in the Little Rocky southwestern Manitoba. The objective of this Marshbank and Bad Heart formations, Alberta Mountains of Montana, 1986-89; M.Sc. thesis project is to gain a basic understanding of the and British Columbia 1988-90; M.Sc. thesis (Khalid). depositional and diagenetic factors that control (McKay). reservoir quality and porosity development in 1164 the middle Bakken Sands in southwestern 1177 HENDRY, H.E., MAZIMHAKA, P.K., Univ. Manitoba. MOSLOW, T.F., BROWNRIDGE, S., Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): WITTENBERG, J ., Univ. Alberta (Geology): Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Martin 1170 Sequence stratigraphyand facies archetecture Group (Proterozoic), northern Saskatchewan, LAST, W.M., HANSEN, B., Univ. Manitoba of Lower Cretaceous and Triassic elastic 1983-89; Ph.D. thesis (Mazimhaka). (Geological Sciences): depositional systems, western Canada See: Sedimentology and reservoir potential of the Sedimentary Basin, 1988-90. Tectonic and depositional history of basins of lower Amaranth member in southwestern See: the Martin Group (Proterozoic), northern Manitoba, 1987-91; M.Sc. thesis (Hansen). An integrated approach to the Saskatchewan; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. The Jurassic Lower Amaranth Member is sedimentological analysis of some Lower Assoc. Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 13, p. the lowermost unit of the Amaranth Cretaceous shoreface and delta front sandstone A54, 1988. Formation. It is an important hydrocarbon sequences; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 15, p. producer in several fields in southwestern 373-386, 1988. 1165 Manitoba. The objectives of this study are to HIGGS, R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: examine the stratigraphy, sedimentology, and 1178 Cretaceous and Tertiary sedimentology, diagenesis of the unit in order to decipher the MOUNTJOY, E., QING, H., MCLEAN, D., Queen Charlotte Islands region, British depositional environment, reservoir potential, TEARE, M., KWIAKOWSKI, M., Columbia, 1987-. and exploration model for the area. LAFLAMME, A., LEBEL, D., DECHESENE, See: R., KLEIN, G., McGill Univ. (Geological Sedimentology and implications for 1171 Sciences): hydrocarbon exploration of the «Hippa beds", LAST, W.M., WEI, J., Univ. Manitoba Carbonate sedimentology and diagenesis of Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia; (Geological Sciences): Devonian of western Canada. Tectono-thermal Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lH, p. 53-58, 1989. evolution of Mitte Group strata, Selwyn and 62 Sedimentology/Sedimentologie northern Park Ranges, eastern British 1185 Lithostratigraphy of the Prince Edward Group Columbia, 1965-1992; Ph.D. theses (Qing, RENAUT, R.W., STEAD, D., AHLSTROM, J ., (redbeds) of Permo-Stephanian Age, Prince McLean, Lebel, Dechesne, Klein), M.Sc. theses Univ. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): Edward Island, 1982-. (Teare, Kwiakowski, Laflamme). Sedimentation, diagenesis and petrofabrics of See: the Devonian Dawson Bay Formation in the 1195 Multistage dolomitization in Rainbow Saskatoon potash mining region of VAN DE POLL, H.W., PLACE, C.H., Univ. buildups, Middle Devonian Keg River Saskatchewan, 1988-90; M.Sc . thesis New Brunswick (Geology): Formation, Alberta; J. Sed. Petrology, vol. 59, (Ahlstrom). Stratigraphy, sedimentology and physical p. 114-126, 1989. diagenesis, Wood Islands Member, The Hugh Allan (Purcell) fault (a low­ 1186 Hillsborough River Formation, southeastern angle, west-dipping thrust) at Hugh Allan RENAUT, R.W., UTHA-AROON, C., Univ. Prince Edward Island, 1982-; M.Sc. thesis Creek; Geological Surv. Can., Paper 88-lE, p. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): (Place). 97-10, 1988. Depositional environment of the Prairie Structural geology of part of the Main Evaporite in Saskatchewan, based on 1196 Ranges near Jasper, Alberta; ibid., p. 171-176, sedimentological and petrographic criteria, VAN DE POLL, H.W., RYAN, R.J ., Univ. New 1988. 1987-90; M.Sc. thesis Cenomanian), Georessources: Univ. (Geology): Alberta and British Columbia, 1986-90. Geochimie des Terres rares dans les carbonates Viking Formation in the Gilby-Willesden See: sedimentaires, 1988-. Green area, Alberta, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis Field guide to the Upper Cretaceous Dunvegan Le projet entend examiner le comportement (Boreen). and Cardium formations, British Columbia; des elements des Terres rares dans !es Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Field Guide Sequences carbonates en tant qu'eventuels traceurs 1201 Meeting, 51p.,1988. diagenetiques. WALKER, R.G., DA VIES, S.D., Mc Master Univ. (Geology): 1182 1192 Viking Formaiton, Garrington, Alberta, 1987- PLINT, A.G., NORRIS, B., Univ. Western TASSE, N ., SCHRIJVER, K. , INRS­ 89; M.Sc. thesis (Davies). Ontario (Geology): Georessources: Regional stratigraphy of the Muskiki, Diagenese et metallogenie des Basses-Terres 1202 Marshybank and Bad Heart formations, du Saint-Laurent, 1984-. WALKER, R.G., EYLES, C.H., McMaster Alberta and British Columbia, 1986-89; M.Sc. Etude d'indices dissemines et stratoides de Univ. (Geology): thesis (Norris). Zn et Ba. Diagenese des carbonates et des Morphology and origin of erosion surface E5 in sulfates en relation avec ces mineralisations. the Cardi um Formation, Alberta, 1988-90. 1183 POEY, J-L., DIXON, O.A., Univ. Ottawa 1193 1203 (Geology): VAN DE POLL, H.W., PATEL, I.M., Univ. WALKER, R.G., HADLEY, S.D., McMaster Stratigraphy and depositional environments of New Brunswick (Geology): Univ. (Geology): an Upper Ordovician to Lower Devonian shelf­ Relationship between soft sediment Viking Formation, Harmattan, Alberta; 1987- to-basin transition, Svendsen Peninsula, deformation and mud intrusion structures and 89; M.Sc. thesis (Hadley). Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., 1981-88; M.Sc. meta-depositional tectonic deformation: thesis (Poey). Riversdale and Pictou groups, New Brunswick 1204 and Nova Scotia, 1987-. WALKER, R.G., PATTISON, S.A.J., 1184 McMaster Univ. (Geology): RENAUT, R.W., KYSER, T.K., BONLI, T., 1194 Sedimentology of incised channels in Viking Univ. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): VAN DE POLL, H.W., PATEL, I.M., PLACE, Formation, Alberta, 1987-91; Ph.D. thesis Deposition and diagenesis of Mississippian C.H., Univ. New Brunswick (Geology): (Pattison). strata, Daly Field, Manitoba, 1988-91; M.Sc. thesis (Bonli). Sedimentology/Sedimentologie 63

1205 1210 variability. Summary analysis has shown that WALKER, R.G., POWER, B.A., McMaster ACKER, K.L., STEARN, C.W., McGill Univ. northeast, northwest and southeast island Univ. (Geology): (Geological Sciences): exposures experienced erosional trends while Sedimentology of coastal plain facies The carbonate-siliciclastic facies transition southwest island exposures were generally association, basal Belly River Formation, and reef growth on the northeast coast of accretionary over the 39-year period of photo Alberta, 1987-91; Ph.D. thesis (Power). Barbados, West Indes, 1986-89; M.Sc. thesis coverage. (Acker). 1206 See: 1219 WALKER, R.G ., WADSWORTH, J .A., Biological and sedimentological changes CANT, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: McMaster Univ. (Geology): across the carbonate-siliciclastic transition, Sedimentology of east coast formations, 1985-. Morphology of the E7 erosion surface, Cardium northeast Barbados, W.I.; Proc. 6th Internat. Formation, Alberta, 1987-89; M.Sc. thesis Coral ReefConf. Brisbane, 1988. 1220 (Wadsworth). CHEEL, R.J ., Broc k Univ. (Geological 1211 Sciences): 1207 ADSHEAD,J.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Flume experiments on upper flow regime WIGHTMAN, D.M., KEITH, D .A .W. , Geological characterization of Arctic lakes: bedforms and their internal stratification, MACGILLIVRAY,J.R., BEREZNIUK, T., sediment properties and sedimentary 1988-. BERHANE, M., Alberta Research Council processes, 1977-. Horizontal la minae formed under upper (Geological Survey): plane beds and low, downstream-migrating Resource characterization of the Athabasca Oil 1212 inphase waves differ in their textural laminae Sands area, 1988-89. AL-AASM, I.S., DESROCHERS, A . D. , and the distribution of heavy minerals. Flume See: AKDIM, I., GEURTS, M-A., Univ. Windsor experiments will document the morphology Fluvial, estuarine and shallow marine (Geology), Univ. Ottawa (Geology): and behavior of bedforms and stratification sedimentation in the Lower Cretaceous Sur La Genese des Travertius (Approche through the range of stability of inphase McMurray Formation and Wabiskaw Member petrographique et Geochimique), 1989. waves. (Clearwater Formation), in the central region of the Athabasca Oil Sands area, northeastern 1213 1221 Alberta; Proc. Fourth Internat. Conf. on the AMOS, C.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: DALRYMPLE, R.W. , Queen's U niv. Future of Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Sediment dynamics at the head of the Bay of (Geological Sciences): Edmonton, Canada, 26 p., 1988. Fundy, 1978-. Architecture of the tidal sand bar complex in Characerization of the central region of the the Cobequid Bay estuary, Nova Scotia, 1988-. Lower Cretaceous McMurray/Wabiskaw 1214 A high resolution (-0.5 m) seismic survey of deposit, Athabasca Oil Sands area, AMOS, C.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: the sa nd bar complex was undertaken in the northeastern Alberta; ibid., 1988. Stability and transport of sediments on summer of 1988 using the Nova Scotia Sedimentology of the McMurray Formation Continental shelves, 1980-. Research Foundation multi-tip sparker and Wabiskaw Member (Clearwater system. 130 line kilometer of good to excellent Formation), Lower Cretaceous, in the central 1215 quality data were obta ined. Interpretation is region of the Athabasca Oil Sands area, AMOS, C.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: in progress. Northeastern Alberta; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Littoral investigation of sediment properties Mem. 15, 1989. (LISP), BayofFundy, 1988-90. 1222 To delineate the stratigraphic framework, DALRYMPLE, R.W., FLINT, J.E., FLINT, depositional facies, mineralogy, resource 1216 J.J., CAREY, J.S., Queen's Univ. (Geological characteristics and bitumen distribution in the BORNHOLD, B.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Sciences), U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers, McMurray Formation and Wabiskaw Member Marine surficial geology and sedimentation, Buffalo, N .Y., Brock Univ. (Geological of the Clearwater Formation. Studies of the British Columbia, 1975-. Sciences): Northern (previous project published in ARC Sedimentation in Lake Ontario lagoons and Bulletin 46) and Central regions of the 1217 determination of climatically-induced lake­ Athabasca Oil Sands area have been BUCKLEY, D.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: level fluctuations, 1981-. completed, Athabasca South is in progress and Early diagenesis in Quaternary marine Stratigraphic and sedimentological Athabasca West will begin in 1990. sediments of Eastern and Arctic Canada, 1988- research on lagoon sediments from the 92. Niagara Peninsula suggest that several 1208 climatically-caused fluctuations in lake level YOUNG, H.R., NELSON, C.S., HARRIS, G.J ., 1218 have occurred over the last 3300 years, with Brandon Univ. (Geology), Univ. Waikato CAMERON, B., JONES, J .R., Acadia Univ. warm periods having higher levels. Additional (Earth Science): (Geology): work in progress in a lagoon near Kingston to Burial dominated cementation for non-tropical Photogrammetric analysis of shoreline change test this idea in an area of slower carbonates of the Oligocene Te Kuiti Group, for islands within central Boston Harbor, sedimentation and with a lower rate of lake New Zealand, 1987. Massachusetts, 1985-91. level rise. See: A conventional photogrammetric analysis Burial dominated cementation in non-tropical of the rates of shoreline change is presented for 1223 carbonates of the Oligocene, Te Kuiti Group, seven islands within Boston Harbor , DALRYMPLE, R.W., MAKIN, Y., Queen's New Zealand; Sedimentary Geo!., vol. 60, p. Massachusetts. Four years of aerial Univ. (Geological Sciences), Ibaraki Univ., 233-250, 1988. photographic coverage, 1938, 1952, 1963 and Japan: 1977 were used to determine the differences in Sedimentation on mudflats in the inner part of 1209 erosion rates between islands, and with respect the macrotidal Cobequid Bay-Salmon River YOUNG, H.R., ROSENTHAL, L.R., Brandon to the geographic exposure of the islands. The estuary, Nova Scotia; 1987-. Univ. (Geology): greatest mean rate of erosion for the islands The research has demonstrated that tidal Depositional and diagenetic model for occurred during the 1938-1952 series (-0.32 bedding can be subdivided into a variety of Mississippian Lodgepole Formation , mlyr) followed by periods of accretion during types, whose occurrence is controlled by tidal­ southwestern Manitoba, 1987-. the 1952-1963 series (0.13 m/yr) and the 1963- current speeds and asymmetries. Neap-spring 1977 series (0.04 m/yr). The net rate of and annual cycles of deposition can be shoreline change for the 39-year period is recognized, and large-scale, spatial trends in RECENT AND UNCONSOLIDATED erosional at -0 .15 m/yr. Nonparametric mudflat sedimentation exist which are SEDIMENTS/SEDIMENTS RECENTS statistical testing of the erosion rates controlled by longitudinal variations in the ET NON CONSOLIDES demonstrated that islands with southeast characteristics of the main estuarine channel. exposures experienced the largest amount of 64 Sedimentology/Sedimentologie

1124 Dolomite has recently been discovered 1235 EVANS,M.S., STOERMER, E., National forming in numerous modern saline lake MUDIE, P.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Hydrology Research Institute, Univ. Michigan: environments in Victoria, Australia, Ice Island sampling and investigation of Feasibility study: Paleolimnology Saskatchewan, Canada, and central Spain. sediments (ISIS), 1984-. /paleoclimatology. The objective of this research is to understand To determine whether phytoplankton and the genesis and diagenesis of the dolomite and 1236 zooplankton microfossils are well-preserved in associated carbonates in these lakes. RENAUT, R.W., Univ. Saskatchewan sediment cores collected from a lake in the (Geological Sciences): semi-arid and in the humid regions of 1231 Sedimentology and geochemistry of the saline Saskatchewan. If so, to support a LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological lakes oflnterior British Columbia, 1984-. paleoclimatology/paleolimnology study of two Sciences): or three lakes in Saskatchewan. Sedimentology, geochemistry, and evolution of 1237 saline and hypersaline lakes of the northern SCHAFER, C.T., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1225 Great Plains, 1988-93. The Recent paleoclimatic and paleoecologic HENDRY, H.E., AMUNDSON, L., Univ. Salt lakes are common in the northern records in fjord sediments, 1980-. Saskatchewan (Geological Sciences): Great Plains of western Canada and United Stratigraphy and sedimentology of post-glacial States. The sedimentology and geochemistry 1238 alluvium in the south Saskatchewan River of selected basins in this region are currently SYVITSKI,J .P.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Valley south of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, being investigated to gain a basic The physical behaviour of suspended 1987-91; Ph.D. thesis (Amundson). understanding of the physical, chemical, and particulate matter (spm) in natural aqueous biological processes controlling the generation environments, 1981-. 1226 and diagenesis of the Holocene sediments in HILL, P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: the salt lakes. This project is also 1239 Beaufort Sea coast, 1983-. investigating the evolution of the brine SYVITSKI,J.P.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: systems during the past 14,000 years. Sedimentology offjords, 1981-. 1227 See: JANSA, L.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1232 On the deposition of sediment withage glacier­ Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological influenced fjords: oceanographic controls; Mesozoic and Tertiary rocks of the Atlantic Sciences): Marine Geo!., vol. 85, no. 2/4, p. 301-329, 1989. continental margin, 1971-. Sulfate and carbonate sedimentation in playa See: lakes of central Spain, 1989-92. 1240 Middle Jurassic to Early Cretaceous igneous The La Mancha region of central Spain SYVITSKI,J.P.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.' rocks a long eastern North American contains numerous closed basin lakes. These Sedflux: On the transfer of sediment from land continental margin; Bull. Assoc. Petrol. Geo!., lakes exhibit wide fluctuations in salinity and to the Continental Shelf, 1986-. vol. 72, no. 3, p. 347-366, 1988. ionic composition. The objectives of this two­ See: The origin of complex mantling year research project are to document the Basin sedimentation and the growth of relationships in clinopyroxene from the New mineralogy and geochemistry of selected prograding deltas; J. Geo phys. Res., vol. 93, no. England seamounts; Can. Mineral., vol. 26, no. basins in this region, and to gain an C6, p. 6895-6908, 1988. 1, p. 109-116, 1988. understanding of the physical and chemical factors that control inorganic precipitation of 1241 1228 the various sulfate and carbonate salts. TAYLOR, R.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: KENNEY, B.C., National Hydrology Research Coastal morphology and sediment dynamics, Institute: 1233 southeast and east Cape Breton Island, Nova Suspended sediment transport. LAST, W.M. , DEDECKKER, P., Univ. Scotia, 1980-. To develop a cost-effective method for Manitoba (Geological Sciences): sampling suspended sediments in rivers. Sedimentology and stratigraphy of saline 1242 lakes in Western Victoria, Australia, 1987-93. VAN WAGONER, N.A., HEIN, F., MUDIE, 1229 Several aspects of the sediments of these P.J., Acadia Univ. (Geology): KRONBERG, B.I., BENCHIMOL, R. , saline lakes are currently being investigated: Sedimentation and tectonics of the Canadian Lakehead Univ. (Geology), Univ. Amazonas 1) genesis and diagenesis of carbonate Polar Margin, 1986-. (Geociencias): hardgrounds and microbial lithoherms in East Geochemical studies of sediments of Acre and West Basin Lakes; 2) modern dolomite 1243 Basin (western Amazonia), 1986-. precipitation and penecontemoraneous YOUNG, H.R., NELSON, C.S., Brandon Univ. dolomitization in selected playas of the region; (Geology), Univ. Waikato (Earth Science): 1230 and 3) Holocene evolution of several maar Endolithic biodegradation of cool-water LAST, W.M., Univ. Manitoba (Geological basins in the area. skeletal carbonates, on Scott Shelf, Sciences): northwestern Vancouver Island, Canada, Dolomite and dolomite formation in saline 1234 1987. lakes of southern Australia, western Canada, MACLEAN, B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: and central Spain, 1988-92. Near-surface geology of the Arctic Island Endolithic biodegradation of cool-water channels, 1982-. skeletal carbonates on Scott Shelf, northwestern Vancovuer Island, Canada; Sedimentary Geo!., vol. 60, p. 251-267, 1988. STRA TIG RAP HY /STRA TIG RAP HIE 65

PRECAMBRIAN/PRECAMBRIEN See: Bureau Mines Mineral Res., Mem. 44, p. 341- Composition of Archean sedimentary rocks in 349, 1988. 1244 the Archean Abitibi Belt, Quebec, Canada: Its AITKEN, J .D., Geol.Surv. Can.: role in interpretation of basin evolution 1259 Helikian and Hadrynian stratigraphy Eastern (Abstract); !AS 12th Internat. Congress, CHANDLER, F.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Cordillera and Interior Platform, 1973-. Canberra, p. 260, 1988. Horton Group, Nova Scotia, 1987-. Diapirism during regional compression: 1245 The structural pattern in the Chibougamau 1260 AITKEN, J.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: region of the Archean Abitibi Belt, Quebec; DESBIENS, S., Ministere de l'Energie et des Upper Proterozoic geology, Mackenzie Geologische Rundschau, vol. 75, no. 3, p. 715- Ressources du Quebec, Universite de Montreal Mountains, N.W.T., 1988-91. 736, 1988. (Geologie): See: Etudes de stratigraphie, sedimentologie, Correlation des unites devoniennes de !'est de Uppermost Proterozoic formations in central volcanologie, geologie structurale et la Gaspesie, Quebec, 1988-89; these de Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories; metallogenie dans Jes regions de Rouyn-Val­ doctorat. Geo!. Surv. Can., Bull. 368, 1989. d'Or, de Louvicourt et de Chibougamau. Ce travail porte sur la stratigraphie, la sedimentologie et la paleontologie du York 1246 River de la region de Gaspe, dans le but de COOK, D.G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: PALEOZOIC/P ALEOZOIQUE completer nos connaissances sur les Stratigraphy and structure of northern correlations entre unites devoniennes de la Franklin Mountains and adjacent plains, 1253 Gaspesie. District of Mackenzie, 1985-. AITKEN, J .D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy, southern Rocky 1261 1247 Mountains, Alberta and British Columbia, FRITZ, W.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: EASTON, R.M., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: 1972-. Cambrian biostratigraphy of the Canadian Stratigraphic synthesis, central Cordillera, 1965-. metasedimentary belt, Grenville Province, 1254 Ontario, 1988-90. BARNES, C.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1262 A stratigraphic lexicon of formational, Paleozoic stratigraphy and conodont GELDSETZER, H.H.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: lithodemic and plutonic units will be prepared. paleontology, 1988-. Middle and Upper Devonian rocks in east­ central British Columbia and west-central 1248 1255 Alberta, 1979-. FROESE, E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: BEAUCHAMP, B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Regional correlations, gold-bearing volcanic Upper Paleozoic stratigraphy and basin 1263 belts, Flin Flon - Southend - La Ronge, analyses of southern margin of Sverdrup GRANT, A.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Saskatchewan, 1985-. Basin, Arctic Archipelago, 1987-. Bedrock geology of Hudson Bay, 1987-. See: 1249 Upper Carboniferous to Lower Permian 1264 HENDERSON, J.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: palaeoaplysina-phylloid algal buildups, HAIDL, F., Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv.: Geology of the Foxe Fold belt (East halt), Canadian Arctic Archipelago; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geology of the Silurian Interlake Formation, Baffin Island, District of Franklin, 1979-. Geo!., Mem. 13, p. 590-599, 1989. Saskatchewan, 1986-. See: Upper Paleozoic stratigraphy and basin See: Tectonic history of the Lower Proterozoic Foxe­ analyses of the Sverdrup Basin, Canadian Lithology and stratigraphy of Lower Paleozoic Rinkian Belt in central Baffin Island, N.W.T.; Arctic Archipelago: Part 1, time frame and strata: new information from cores in the Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lC, p. 186-197, tectonic evolution; Part 2, transgressive Cumberland Lake area, east-central 1989. regressive sequences; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper Saskatchewan; Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv ., 89-lG, p. 105-124, 1989. Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. 202-210, 1988. 1250 JACKSON, G.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1256 1265 Operation Borden, District of Franklin, 1977-. BELAND, J ., TRZCIENSKI, W.E., MARQUIS, HOWIE, R.D., Geo!. Surv. Can.: R., Universite de Montreal (Geologie): Compilation of geoscientific data in the Upper 1251 Stratigraphie, structure et metamorphisme de Paleozoic basins of southeastern Canada, ROCHELEAU, M., HEBERT, R., ST-JULIEN, l'anticlinorium de Sutton, Estrie, Quebec, 1971-. P., GAUDREAU, R., LACOSTE, P., RACINE, 1984-88. See: M., Universite Laval (Geologie): Upper Paleozoic evaporites of southeastern Syn these stratigraphique et 1257 Canada; Geo!. Surv. Can., Bull. 380, 1988. paleogeographique, Cantons de Louvicourt, BERGERON, M., MAMET, B., Universite de Vauquelin, Pershing et Haig, Abitibi, Quebec, Montreal (Geologie): 1266 1985-89; these de doctorat (Lacoste), these de Stratigraphie et microfacies carbonates de la MAMET, B., TAILLEUR, L., Universite de maitrise (Racine). formation Mount Head, Alberta, 1985-; these Montreal (Geologie), USGS: Presentation d'un modele paleo­ de doctorat (Bergeron). Stratigraphie du Devonien final et du geographique et des implications Carbonifere, DeLong Mountains, Alaska, metallogeniques a partir d'une cartographie a 1258 1983-. l'echelle 1:20,000 et d'etudes volcanologiques, BOLTON, T.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: sedimentologiques et de geologie structurale. Silurian-Ordovician macrobiostratigraphy of 1267 Anticosti Island, Quebec, 1974-. MAMET, B., WATTS, K., Universite de 1252 See: Montreal (Geologie): ROCHELEAU, M., ST-JULIEN, P., HEBERT, The Ordovician-Silurian boundary on Correlations du Groupe de Lisburne, R., VERPAELST, P., MUELLER, W., GUHA, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada; Bull. Sadlerochit et Shublik Mountains, Alaska, J., Universite Laval(Geologie), UQAT, UQAC: British Mus. Nat. Hist. (Geo!.), vol. 43, p. 247- 1985-. Stratigraphie, paleogeographie et implications 253, 1988. metallogeniques de quelques sequences Paleontology of the type section, Fort Garry 1268 archeennes dans la ceinture d'Abitibi, Quebec, Member, Red River Formation (Upper MAYR, U., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1985-89. Ordovician), southern Manitoba; New Mexico Investigation of stratigraphy and tectonic development of lower Paleozoic Platform - 66 Stratigraphy/Stratigraphie

Miogeocline margin zone, District of Franklin, See: Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Basal 1985-. The Ordovician-Silurian boundary in the Colorado Sandstone (Cretaceous), Cessford Rocky Mountains, Arctic Islands and Hudson Field, southern Alberta, 1986-. 1269 Platform, Canada; Bull. British Mus. (Nat. See: MCMECHAN, M.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Hist.), vol. 43, p. 259-263, 1988. Petrography of the Upper Albian basal Detailed geologic study of selected areas Colorado Sandstone in the Cessford Field, within the southern Foothills and Rocky 1277 southern Alberta; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Mountain Belts, 1987-. NORFORD, B.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: lD, p. 9-18, 1989. See: Geochemical, sedimentological, biological and Burial history and thermal maturity, Rocky biostratigraphic changes across the Frasman­ 1287 Mountain Front Ranges, Foothills, and Fa me nnian boundary interval (Upper BANERJEE, I., Geo!. Surv. Can.: foreland, east-central British Columbia and Devonian), 1985-. Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Lower adjacent Alberta, Canada; Bull. Amer. Assoc. Cretaceous Mannville-Basal Colorado interval Petrol. Geo!., vol., 72, no. 11, p. 1395-1410, 1278 in southern parts of the Alberta Basin, 1988- 1988. PEDDER, A.E.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 91. Upper Silurian and Devonian biostratigraphy 1270 western and northern Canada, 1968-. 1288 MEIJER-DREES, N.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: CHRISTIE, R.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Middle and Upper Devonian rocks in the 1279 Eureka Sound project, 'fossil forest', 1987-. subsurface of west-central Alberta, 1981-. RICHARDS, B.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Carboniferous stratigraphy and sedimentology 1289 1271 of northeastern British Columbia and DIXON, J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: MEIJER-DREES, N.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: northwestern Alberta, 1981-. Geology of the Beaufort-Mackenzie Basin, Middle and Upper Devonian stratigraphy in 1979-. the subsurface of west central Alberta and 1280 See: northeastern British Columbia, 1986-. SANFORD, B.V., Geo!. Surv. Can.: The nature of depositional and seismic Lower Paleozoic geology of Eastern Canada, sequence boundaries in Cretaceous-Tertiary 1272 1975-. strata of the Beaufort-Mackenzie Basin; Can. MORROW, D.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 15, p. 63-72, 1988. Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy and facies 1281 relationships in Wernecke, Ogilvie and STRUIK, L.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1290 Mackenzie Mountains, Yukon, 1985-. Stratigraphy and tectonics of the western DIXON,J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: margin of the southern Ominica Belt, British Stratigraphy and sedimentology of Jurassic­ Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy of the White Columbia, 1982-. Cretaceous strata, northern Cordillera, Yukon, Mountains, Yukon and Northwest Territories, See: 1985-. and sedimentological evidence for the Crustal evolution of the eastern Canadian existence of a "White Mountain Platform"; Cordillera; Tectonics, vol. 7, no. 4, p. 727-747, 1291 Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89-lG, p. 77-86, 1989. 1988. GIBSON, D.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Lower 1273 1282 Cretaceous Hulcross and Boulder Creek NASSICHUK, W.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: SUCHY, D., STEARN, C.W., McGill Univ. formations, Rocky Mountain Foothills, Alberta Stratigraphy and paleontology of Upper (Geological Sciences): and British Columbia, 1984-. Paleozoic rocks on parts of Ellesmere, Melville Silurian patch reefs of the Attawapiskat and Axel Heiberg Islands, District of Franklin, Formation, northern Ontario, 1987-90; Ph.D. 1292 1968-. thesis (Suchy). GIBSON, D.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: See: Triassic stratigraphic and sedimentologic 1274 Syndepositional relief of Silurian reefs of the studies, 1987-. NASSICHUK, W.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Hudson Bay platform, northern Ontario; Geo!. Upper Paleozoic stratigraphy, Melville Island, Assoc. Can. - Mineral Assoc. Can., Program 1293 District of Franklin, 1984-. with abstracts, vol.14, p. A62, 1989. GILBOY, C.F., Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv.: Geology of the Upper Colorado Group and the 1275 1283 Milk River Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of NAYLOR, R.D., SMITH, W.D., KALKREUTH, TRETIIN, H.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: southwestern Saskatchewan, 1986-. W.D., PUTTMANN, W., YEO, G.M., GILLIS, Stratigraphic-structural analysis of See: K.S., PRIME, G.A., BLACK, M.C., CONROD, Proterozoic to Devonian rocks, northern Geology and natural gas production of the D.J., MOLYNEAUX, P.M., MONTGOMERY, Ellesmere and Axel Heiberg islands, District of Upper Cretaceous Second White-Speckled S.A., PAUL, J., VON ULRICH, W.F., Nova Franklin, 1986-. Shale, southwestern Saskatchewan; Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: Saskatchewan Geo!. Surv., Misc. Rept. 88-4, p. Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the 1284 183-195, 1988. Stellarton Formation; Nova Scotia oil shale UTTING, J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: project; Geological mapping project, Stellarton Paleozoic biostratigraphy and biofacies 1294 Basin (west half); Debert-Kemptown Basin studies, Arctic Islands, District of Franklin, HAGGART, J.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: project, Nova Scotia; 1985-, M.A. theses (Paul, 1984-. Upper Jurassic and Cretaceous molluscan von Ulrich). biostratigraphy and paleoecology of western Final project report for Nova Scotia Oil and Arctic Canada, 1988-. Shale Project is in preparation, entitled "Oil MESOZOIC/MESOZOIQUE See: Shale Resources of Nova Scotia'', and will be Reconnaissance lithostratigraphy and submited to theNSDME editorial staff in 1285 biochronology of the Lower Cretaceous March, 1989 for release as an NSDME Report. ASCOLI, P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Longarm Formation, Queen Charlotte Islands, Biostratigraphic zonation (Formaninifera­ British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- 1276 Ostracoda) of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic rocks lH, p. 39-46, 1989. NORFORD, B.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: of the Atlantic Shelf, 1971-. A new late Cretaceous mollusc fauna from Ordovician and Silurian biostratigraphy of the Queen Charlotte Islands, British British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Yukon, 1286 Columbia; ibid., p. 59-64, 1989. Mackenzie and Franklin, 1961-. BANERJEE, I., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Stratigraphy/Stratigraphie 67

Stratigraphy and structure of Cretaceous See: 1306 strata, Long Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands, Current status of Jurassic biostratigraphy and WADE,J.A.,Geol. Surv. Can.: British Columbia; ibid., p. 65-72, 1989. stratigraphy, northern Yukon and adjacent Regional subsurface geology of Mesozoic and New Nanaimo Group ammonites Mackenzie Delta; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- Cenozoic rocks of the Atlantic continental (Cretaceous, Santonian-Campanian) from lG, p. 25-30, 1989. margin, 1972-. British Columbia and Washington State; J. Paleontol., vol. 63, no. 2, p. 218-227, 1989. 1299 1307 POULTON, T.P.,Geol. Surv. Can.: WALL,J.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1295 Middle and Upper Jurassic biostratigraphy of Mesozoic and Tertiary biostratigraphy and MCNEIL, D.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia, paleoecology, District of Franklin, 1985-. Cretaceous-Tertiary biostra tigrahy and 1987-. paleoecology, palynomorphs and microfossils, 1308 1985-. 1300 WALLACE-DUDLEY, K.E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: POULTON, T.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Howard 1296 Jurassic subsurface stratigraphy of Alberta, Creek, Pouce Coupe, and Doe Cree Sandstones, MOSSOP, G .D., SHETSEN, I., Alberta 1987-. Kaskapau Formation (Upper Cretaceous), Research Council (Geological Survey): 1987-. Geological Atlas of the Western Canada 1301 See: Sedimentary Basin, 1987-91. STOTT, D.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Preliminary observations on the See: Jurassic and Cretaceous Minnes Group, sedimentology of the Doe Creek Member, Geological Atlas of the Western Canada Alberta and British Columbia, 1978-. Kaskapau Formation, in the Valhalla Field, Sedimentary Basin - A multi-institutional, northwestern Alberta; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., multi-disciplinary compilation; Provincial 1302 Mem. 15, p. 485-496, 1988. Geologists,Jour., vol. 6, p.130-141, 1988. STOTT, D.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Index and stratigraphic data bases from all Syntheses of Mesozoic and Cenozoic rocks of 1309 parts of Western Canada are now integrated, eastern Cordillera and Plains, 1981-. WESTGATE, J., KEMP, K.M., Univ. Toronto and map production initiated, based on one (Geology): carefully selected control point per township. 1303 Tephrostratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous Stratigraphic cross-sections are at an advanced TEMPELMAN-KLUIT, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Kanguk Formation, Banks Island, Arctic stage of preparation. The number of Stratigraphy, structure and metallogeny of the Canada, 1988-91; M.Sc. thesis (Kemp). contributors from industry, government and northern part of the Intermontane Belt Tephra beds are well preserved in the universities has risen to 105.

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ALBERTA/ALBERTA See: BRITISH COLUMBIA/ Regional structure and development of the COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE 1312 Peace River Arch: A Paleozoic failed-rift MACQUEEN, R.W., Geo!. Surv. Can.: system; Bull. Can. Petrol. Geo!., vol. 36, p. 284- 1314 Peace River Arch investigation, northwestern 295, 1988. CLAGUE, J .J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Alberta - northeastern British Columbia, To increase the level of understanding of Neotectonics, Queen Charlotte Islands, British 1987-. the nature, origin and geological history of the Columbia, 1987-. PRA, especially with regard to its formation 1313 and behaviour throughout time and its effect 1315 O'CONNELL, S.C., DIX, G., CAO, S., upon sedimentation, fluid flow, geothermal MONGER,J.W.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: UNDERSCHULTZ, J.R., RADDYSH, H., regime and oil and gas distribution in the Vancouver project, British Columbia, 1989-93. TROTTER, R., Alberta Research Council reg10n. (Geological Survey): 1316 Peace River Arch investigation, Alberta. MOORE, J.M., Carleton Univ. (Earth Sciences): 68 Structural Geology!fectonics/Geologie Structuraletrectonique

LITHOPROBE supporting geoscience studies, MANITOBA/MANITOBA 1334 Intermontane Belt, British Coumbia, 1988. WILLIAMS, P.F., ROBERTS, W., Univ. New See: 1326 Brunswick (Geology): Geology a long the LITHOPROBE transect FROESE, E., Geo!. Surv. Can.: A structural analysis of the Denison Potacan between t he Guichon Creek Batholith and Structural studies, Thompson Belt, Manitoba, Potash Company's potash ore body at Clover Okanagan Lake; British Columbia Ministry 1985-. Hill, Sussex, New Brunswick, 1987-; M.Sc. Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, thesis (Roberts). 1989. 1327 Study focussed on the structural and GORDON, T.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: magmatic evolution of rocks in the Nicola Geological evolution of the southwest NEWFOUNDLAND/LABRADOR/ Horst and their relation to the surrounding Churchill Province, Manitoba, 1985-. TERRE-NEUVE/LABRADOR Nicola Group volcanic rocks. 1328 1335 1317 HALDEN, N .M., ZALESKI, E . , Univ. CAWOOD, P., GRENIER, R., Memorial Univ. PARRISH, R.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Manitoba (Geological Sciences): (Earth Sciences): Tectonic investigations of the Valhalla Gneiss Metamorphism, structure and petrogenesis of Structural studies in the Humber Arm and Complex and vicinity, southeast British the Linda volcanogenic massive sulphide Hare Bay Allochthons, Newfoundland, 1985-. Columbia, 1985-. deposit, Snow Lake, Manitoba; Ph.D. thesis See: (Zaleski). Acadian gravity-sliding of a Taconian 1318 Microstructural relationships between ophiolite, northwestern Newfoundland; ROSS, G.M., Geo!. Surv. Can.: minerals in porphyroplastic schists preserve a Geology, vol. 17, p. 257-260, 1989. Basin analysis and detrital zircon history of sequential fabric development and Acadian basement thrusting, crustal geochronology of the Windermere Supergroup, metamorphic reactions. delamination, and structural styles in and British Columbia, 1988-90. around the Humber Arm Allochton, western 1329 Newfoundland; Geology, vol. 16, p. 370-373, 1319 WILLIAMS, P.F ., BLEEKER, W. , VAN 1988. ROSS, J .V., Univ. British Columbia STAAL, C.R., Univ. New Brunswick (Geology), Geologic cross-section of the Appalachian (Geological Sciences): Geo!. Surv. Can.: Orogen; Geo!. Assoc. Can., Field Trip Lousconne Fault system in Lyell Island, Queen Structural geology and deformational history Guidebook, 1988. Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, 1988-89. of the Thompson nickel orebody and its A cross-section of the Iapetus Ocean and its environs, Thompson, Manitoba, 1986-89; Ph.D. continental margins; Vth. Internat. Symp. on 1320 thesis (Bleeker). the Ordovician System, Field Excursion ROSS, J.V., LEWIS, P .D., Univ. British Guidebook, 1988. Columbia (Geological Sciences): Carbonate and faunas of western Geometry and deformation processes involved NEW BRUNSWICK/ Newfoundland; ibid., 1988 in the development of the Queen Charlotte NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK Variation in structural style along the Long basin, British Columbia, 1987-89; Ph.D. thesis Range Front, western Newfoundland; Geo!. (Lewis). 1330 Surv. Can., Paper 88-18, p. 127-134, 1988. BURKE, K.B.S., STRINGER, P., Univ. New Geology of the Humber Arm Allocthon, 1321 Brunswick (Geology): western Newfoundland; Geo!. Surv. Can., Map SMITH, L., BESSLER, J., Univ. British Preparation of a bedrock structural map for 1678A, 1989. Columbia (Geological Sciences): seismicity assessment in southwestern New Acadian Orogeny 1n western Model studies of hydrothermal convection at a Brunswick, 1988-90. Newfoundland: Definition, character and sedimented rift: Middle Valley, Juan de Fuca See: significance; Geo!. Soc. Amer., Abstract with Ridge, 1987-90; Ph.D. thesis (Bessler). Active? geological structures in southwestern Program, vol. 21, no. 2, p. 8, 1989. New Brunswick; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Acadian Orogeny in the Newfoundland 1322 Assoc. Can., Program with abstracts, vol. 13, p. Appalachians; ibid., p. 75, 1989. TAYLOR, G.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Al5, 1988. Acadian basement thrusting in and around Structural and stratigraphic studies of An outline geological map of the northern the Humber Arm Allochthon; Geo!. Assoc. Can. northeast British Columbia, 1981-. part of Passamaquoddy Bay was produced at - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with 1:50 000. Field checks were made of several abstracts, vol. 13, p. Al8, 1988. 1323 NW-trending faults whose positions were Basement uplift and associated THOMPSON, R.I., Geo!. Surv. Can.: uncertain. No evidence for recent movement deformation along the Long Range Front, Detailed geological study of selected areas was found. western Newfoundland; ibid., p. A48, 1988. within the Foothills and Rocky Mountain belts of the Monkman Pass map area - with 1331 1336 emphasis on the structure, 1978-. CURRIE, K.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: GREINER, R., WILLIAMS, H., Memorial Diagenesis and structure of the Albert Univ.

1337 See: 1353 WILLIAMS, H., Memorial Univ. (Earth Middle-Upper Devonian sedimentation on the ROACH, D., FYSON, W.K., Univ. Ottawa Sciences): Canadian Arctic Island and the Ellesmerian (Geology): Terrane carving in the Newfoundland orogeny; Can. Soc. Petrol. Geo!., Mem. 14, vol. Shear zones, Beniah Lake straight zone, Dunnage Zone, 1987-. 2, p. 15-28, 1988. Archean Slave Province, N.W.T., 1987-; Ph.D. See: thesis (Roach). Preliminary report on a classification of 1344 Newfoundland granitic rocks and their FYSON, W.K., Univ. Ottawa (Geology): 1354 relations to tectonostratigraphic zones and Structural patterns and tectonics of STEPHENSON, R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: lower crustal blocks; Gi!ol. Surv. Can., Paper metamorphic terrains, Slave Province, Structural, tectonic and stratigraphic analysis 89-lB, p. 47-54, 1989. Northwest Territories, 1972-. of the Arctic Island, District of Franklin, 1985-.

1338 1345 1355 WILLIAMS, H., Memorial Univ. (Earth HANMER, S.K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: ST-ONGE, M.R., Geol. Surv. Can.: Sciences): Displacement history of major shear zones in Thrust-fold belt of Wopmay Orogen - internal Structural studies and updating geology along western Churchill Province, 1983-. zone, District of Mackenzie, 1981-. the proposed central Newfoundland Lithoprobe transect, 1988-. 1346 1356 See: HARRISON,J.C., Geo!. Surv. Can.: WILLIAMS, G.K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Tectonic relationships along the proposed Structure and tectonics of Prince Patrick and Northern basin analysis program: Redstone central Newfoundland Lithoprobe transect and adjacent islands, District of Franklin, 1986-. and Great Slave Lake map-areas, District of regional correlations; Gi!ol. Surv. Can., Paper See: Mackenzie, 1971-. 89-lB, p. 55-66, 1989. Cross-sections of the Parry Islands Fold Belt on Melville Island, Canadian Arctic Island: 1339 Implications for the timing and kinematic NOV A SCOTIA/NOUVELLE-ECOSSE WILLIAMS, P.F., CARON, A., Univ. New history of some thin-skinned decollement Brunswick (Geology): systems; Bull. Can. Soc. Petrol. Geol., vol. 36, 1357 Microstructural studies of the Dover fault, no. 3, p. 311-332, 1988. KEPPIE, J.D., DALLMEYER, R.D., KROGH, northeastern Newfoundland, 1984-89; Ph.D. T.E., NORTHCOTE, K.E., DOSTAL, J., thesis (Caron). 1347 MURPHY, J.B., CORMIER, F.R., ODOM, See: HILDEBRAND, R.S., Gi!ol. Surv. Can.: A.L., Nova Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy, The kinematic indicators of the Lover Cove Hottah Terrane, DistrictofMackenzie, 1982-. Royal Ontario Mus: Group in northeastern Newfoundland, and The Metallotectonic project, Nova Scotia, 1984-90. multistage development of the Dover fault in 1348 See: northeastern Newfoundland: the late stages; HILDEBRAND, R.S., Gi!ol. Surv. Can.: U-Pb and Rb-Sr geochonology of the Geo!. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Central Great Bear magmatic zone, District of Wedgeport granitoid pluton, southwestern Program with abstracts, vol. 13, p. Al 7, 1988. Mackenzie, 1986-. Nova Scotia; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 25, p. 255- 261, 1988. 1340 1349 WILLIAMS, P.F., ELLIOTT, C., LAFRANCE, HOFFMAN, P.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1358 B., WUNAPEERA, A., Univ. New Brunswick Externides of Wopmay Orogen, District of MURPHY, J.B., MILLER, B., St. Francis (Geology): Mackenzie, 1981-. Xavier Univ. (Geology): Structural and tectonic studies in Notre Dame See: Evolution of the Avalon terrane, northern Bay, north-central Newfoundland, 1982-; United plates of America, the birth ofa craton: mainland Nova Scotia, 1984-; M.Sc. thesis Ph.D. theses (Lafrance, Wunapeeral. Early Proterozoic assembly and growth of (Miller). See: Laurentia; Ann. Review Earth and Planetary Sediment slump structures, a review of Sci., vol. 16, p. 543-603, 1988. 1359 dianostic criteria and application to an Axial projections and modes of crustal WILLIAMS, P.F., HWANG, S.G., KEPPIE, example from Newfoundland; J. Structural thickening, eastern Wopmay Orogen, J.D., Univ. New Brunswick (Geology), Nova Geol., vol. 10, p. 171-182, 1988. Northwest Canadian Shield; Geo!. Soc. Amer., Scotia Dept. Mines and Energy: Curved vein fibres: an alternative Sp. Paper218, p. l-29, 1988. Structural and metamorphic geology in explanation; Tectonophysics, vol. 158, p. 311- Shelburne-Barrington area, Nova Scotia, 333, 1989. 1350 1985-; Ph.D. thesis (Hwang). KING,J.E., Geol. Surv. Can.: See: Structural studies in the metamorphic Implications of superimposed shear zones in NORTHWEST TERRITORIES/ hinterland of Wopmay Orogen, District of Shelburne-Barrington area (abstract); TERRITORIES DU NORD-OUEST Mackenzie, 1985-. Maritime Sediments and Atlantic Geo!., vol. 24,no.2,p. 198,1988. 1341 1351 Overprinted shear zones in southwestern CHRISTIE, R.L., Geo!. Surv. Can.: LANE, L.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Nova Scotia, Shelburne-Barrington area; Geo!. Structural and stratigraphy of the Paleozoic­ Structural geology and tectonic and Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program Mesozoic basins of Melville and adjacent stratigraphic analyses, northern Mainland with abstracts, vol. 13, p. A59, 1988. islands, District of Franklin, 1984-. and adjacent continental shelf, District of A detailed structural analysis of the area Mackenzie, 1984-. has provided evidence of psot-Devonian major 1342 See: fault activity. Work is continuing on the CULLEN, R., FYSON, W.K., Univ. Ottawa Tectonic interpretation of west-verging folds in complex structure and metamorphism. (Geology): the Selkirk Allochthon of the southern Structures and metamorphism of volcanic and Canadian Cordillera; Can. J. Earth Sci., vol. 1360 sedimentary rocks, Fenton Lake, Slave 25,no.2,p.292-300,1988. WILLIAMS, P.F., HY, C., Univ. New Province, N.W.T., 1985-89; M.Sc. thesis Brunswick (Geology): (Cullen). 1352 Gold-bearing veins in Nova Scotia, 1985-. OKULITCH, A. V., Gi!ol. Surv. Can.: The relationship between granitoids 1343 Stratigraphy, structure and tectonics, structure, metamorphism and veining is being EMBRY, A.F., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Innuition Fold Belt, Ellesmere Island, District studied. Stratigraphy and structure of Arctic of Franklin, 1979-. Continental Shelf, District of Franklin, 1984-. 70 Structural Geology/Tectonics/Geologie Structurale/Tectonique

ONTARIO/ONTARIO A geological re-evaluation of northwestern La plupart des indices mineralises du sud Greenstone belt; ibid., 1988. de la Gaspesie sont situes pres des failles 1361 acadiennes et plus particulierement celle du CLIFFORD, P.M., MCKINNON, P., McMaster 1369 Grand Pabos. Cette recherche a pour principal Univ. (Geology), Univ. Toronto (Erindale WILLIAMS, H.R., DEVANEY, J.R., objectif de comprendre Jes relations entre la College): PERCIVAL, J.A., BUCK, S., REILLY, B.A., tectonique et la mise en place des Shear and fracture zone development, SOO, K.Y., Ontario Geo!. Surv., Univ. Ottawa mineralisations. Killarney Igneous Complex, Ontario, 1986-; (Geology), Geo!. Surv. Can., Brock Univ. M.Sc. thesis (McKinnon). (Geological Sciences): 1377 Tectonics of southern Superior Province, 1984-. MARQUIS, R., Universite de Montreal 1362 See: (GeologieJ: HANMER, S.K., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Late Archean Quetico accretionary complex, L'anticlinorium des Monts Sutton dans la Structural studies in the Grenville Province of Superior Province; Geology, vol. 17, p. 23-25, region de Richmond, Quebec, 1983-88; these de Ontario and western Quebec, 1983-. 1989. doctorat. See: Large scale accretion of subprovinces Ductile thrusting at mid-crustal level, occurred after development of complex 1378 southwestern Grenville Province; Can. J. structures in greenstone-dominated terranes. MARTIGNOLE, J ., Universite de Montreal Earth Sci., vol. 25, no. 7, p. 1049-1059, 1988. (Geologie): Etude de la zone de cisaillement de Labelle 1363 QUEBEC (Province de Grenville-Quebec), 1988-89. HOLM, P.E., Univ. Windsor (Geology): Structural studies in the Elsevir terrane of the 1370 1379 Grenville Province, 1987-90. BARAGAR, W.R.A., Geo!. Surv. Can.: MARTIGNOLE, J., NANTEL, S., Universite To determine the strain distribution in The tectonics of Archean and Proterozoic de Montreal (Geologie): deformed conglomerates and its relationship to gneisses bordering the Ungava Trough, Petrologie, structure et metamorphism du folds and thrust faults in the ara. Quebec, 1985-. complexe anorthositique de Riviere-Pentecote, 1987-90. 1364 1371 KEHLENBECK, M.M., HOLMES, P., NICOL, BELAND,J., TRZCIENSKI, W.E., MARQUIS, 1380 D. , Lakehead Univ. (Geology): R., Universite de Montreal (Geologie): MARTIGNOLE, J ., POUGET, P., Universite Subprovince margins and boundaries in the Structure, stratigraphie et metamorphisme du de Montreal (Geologie): eastern Superior Province, 1984-. segment nord-est de l'anticlinorium de Sutton, Etude structurale et thermobarometrique de Structural and stratigraphic relationships Estrie, Quebec, 1984-88. J'Allochtone Bouchette - Cabonga (Province de of rocks of adjacent subprovinces and in Grenville), 1987-90. marginal terranes between subprovinces. 1372 BERGER, J., Ministere de l'Energie et des 1381 1365 Ressources, Universite Laval (Geologie): MOORHEAD, J ., HYNES, A., McGill Univ. MCFALL, G., ALLAM, A., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Etudes des failles de !'est de la Gaspesie, (Geological Sciences): Structural geology of southern Ontario, 1987- Quebec, 1988-89; these de doctorat. Structure and metamorphism of the northern 90. closure of the Renia gneiss Dome and cover See: 1373 sequence, northern Labrador Trough, Quebec, Detailed structural investigations of Prince LEMIEUX, E., Ministere de l'Energie et des 1984-89; M.Sc. thesis (Moorhead). Edward County, southern Ontario; Ontario Ressources, Universite Laval (Geologie): Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 454-456, 1988. Geologie du groupe de Montauban, Quebec, 1382 Investigations are presently focussed on the 1989-91; Ma1trise en sciences de la Terre. ROY, F., MALO, M., INRS-Georessources: structural geology of eastern Lake Ontario and Cartographie geologique a l'echelle Structure et petrographie de J'indice Reboul the delineation of neotectonic features in 1:20 000 de la partie nord du groupe de (Pb, Zn, Cu), faille du Grand Pabos, Gaspesie, Prince Edward County. Montauban. 1988-90; these de ma1trise (Roy). L'indice Reboul est situe le long de la faille 1366 1374 du Grand Pabos dans le sud de la Gaspesie. On PE RC IV AL, J .A., Geol. Surv. Can.: MALO, M., INRS-Georessources: y reconna1t 3 types de mineralisation: Cu, Zn Geological and geophysical studies of the Tectonique acadienne dans Jes Appalaches, dans des marbres et skarns; filons de Pb-Zn-Ag Kapuskasing structure, Ontario, 1985-. 1987-90. avec veines de calcite et; Au avec veines de L'etude structurale de l'anticlinorium quartz. Une carte structurale detaillee de 1367 d'Aroostook-Perce a permis de definir le style l'indice sera produite et !es diverses SANBORN-BARRIE, M., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: structural acadien en Gaspesie. La poursuite mineralisations seront analysees au Geology of the tectonic boundary zone between de l'etude tectonique d'autres unites microscope petrographique et electronique. the English River and Winnipeg River structurales en Gaspesie et en Estrie nous Subprovinces, northwestern Ontario, 1988-89. permettra de mieux comprendre !'evolution de 1383 See: l'orogenese acadienne dans !'ensemble de ST-ONGE, M.R., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, p. 98- l'orogene appalachien. Cape Smith Fold - Thrust Belt, east end, 107, 1988. Quebec, 1985-. Structural relationships at the boundary 1375 between the English River and Winnipeg MALO, M., INRS-Georessources: 1384 River Sub-provinces, northwestern Ontario; Etude structurale et metallogenique de la TRUDEL, C., MALO, M., INRS-Georessources: Abstract, Canadian tectonics group meeting, faille du Grand Pabos, Quebec, 1988-89. Analyse structurale des failles acadiennes de Banff, Alberta, October, 1988. Etablir !es relations entre Jes types de g1tes la region de Matapedia (Gaspesie), Appalaches mineraux et la nature de la deformation dans du Quebec, 1987-89; these de maitrise 1368 la zone de faille du Grand Pabos. (Trudel). THURSTON, P.C., OSMAN!, I.A., Ontario Les failles principales de direction NE-SW GeoLSurv.: 1376 de la region de Matapedia sont des Geology of Ontario, 1987-91. MALO, M., INRS-Georessources: chevauchements vers le SE qui s'integrent See: Etude structurale et metallogenique de la bien dans le systeme acadien de failles de Regional scale shear zones in Sachigo faille du Grand Pabos, Quebec, 1988-92. decrochement dextre du sud de la Gaspesie. Subprovince and their economic significance; Ontario Geo!. Surv., Misc. Paper 141, 1988. Structural Geology/Tectonics/Geologie Structurale/Tectonique 71

1385 Centrifuge modelling of the structural 1401 WHITE, J.C., Univ. New Brunsiwkc (Geology): envelope around salt diapirs, 1987-. SRIVASTAVA, S.P., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Shock deformation in silicates, Manicouagan, Comparative studies of the continental Quebec, 1987-90. 1392 margins of the Labrador Sea and of the North FADER, G.B., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Atlantic, 1978-. Bedrock and surficial geology, Grand Banks, YUKON TERRITORY/ 1973-. 1402 TERRITOIRE DU YUKON STOCKMAL, G., Geo!. Surv. Can.: 1393 Regional geologic and plate tectonics history of 1386 LIU, S., DIXON, J.M., Queen's Univ. the Canadian Appalachians, 1985-. TEMPELMAN-KLUIT, D.J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: (Geological Sciences): Stratigraphy, structure and metallogeny of Centrifuge modelling of thrust fault 1403 Pelly Mountains, and Yukon Plateau, Yukon propagation and formation of thrust ramps, SWEENEY, J., Geo!. Surv. Can.: Territory, 1973-. 1986-90; Ph.D. thesis (Liu). Cordilleran structure and tectonic evolution, Focus on the factors affecting formation of 1986-. duplex structures. GENERAUGENERALITES 1404 1394 WHITE, J.C., Univ. New Brunswick

1409 1415 Le volume projete sera articule en fonction de BOSTOCK, H.H., Geo!. Surv. Can.: HAMILTON, T.S., Geo!. Surv. Can.: la classification typologique et constituera le Volcanic rocks of the Appalachian region, Volcanic rocks of the Insular Belt and adjacent tome II du memoire Metallogenie et typologie 1973-. deep ocean, British Columbia, 1982-. des gisements d'or du district de Val-d'Or See: (Abitibi, Quebec). Le manuscrit sera depose a 1410 Polarity and inclination of magnetization of l'automne 1989. CHURCH, B.N., British Columbia Ministry the Masset Formation from a deep drillhole on Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res. (Geological Survey Graham Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, 1421 Branch): British Columbia; Geo!. Surv. Can., Paper 89- JOHNS, G.W., Ontario Geo!. Surv.: Geological and mineral resources of Tertiary lH, p. 81-86, 1989. Kakagi Lake Synoptic Survey, Ontario, 1984- outliers in British Columbia, 1980-. 89. Logitudinal rift valleys of south central 1416 Stratigraphic correlation within an British Columbia hosting Tertiary formations HICKSON, C.J., MATHEWS, W.H., Geo!. ArcheanGreenstone Belt. Eruptive and are thought by some to have formed by crustal Surv. Can., Univ. British Columbia depositional mechanism within detachment caused by listric normal faulting. (Geological Sciences): pyroclastic/epiclastic deposits. However, detailed evidence shows structural Variations and trends in the geochemistry of control of these rocks relates to a herringbone Late Cenozoic basalts in south-central British 1422 pattern of shears and tensional faults - Columbia, 1982-; Ph.D. thesis (Hickson). MARSDEN,H., MOORE, J.M., Carleton Univ. important elements in a north/south stress To examine variations in basalt (Earth Sciences): scheme that is responsible for graben composition: analytical uncertainties, Volcanic setting of the Shasta property, formation in a continental slice variations with time at any one place, Smithers, British Columbia, 1988-90; M.Sc. tectoframework. variations with position at any one time, and thesis (Marsden). long-term or regional trends. See: 1411 Stratigraphic and structural setting of the CLIFFORD, P.M., PETERSON, D.W., 1417 Shasta Silver - gold deposit, north-central McMaster Univ. (Geology), USGS: IMREH, L., LACOSTE, P., Ministere de British Columbia; British Columbia Ministry Products of the Superstition Mountains l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: Energy, Mines, Petrol. Res., Paper 1989-1, caldera, Arizona - chemistry and petrogenetic Evolution du volcanisme du groupe Caldwell 1988. evolution ,1987-. (Estrie, Quebec), 1988-92. Shasta is a mesothermal precious metal Situer la mineralisation Cu-Ag-(Au)-fere deposit hosted by mainly pyroclastic units of 1412 (indice Maheux) dans son contexte volcanique. the Jurassic Toodoggone volcanic rocks. The CLIFFORD, P.M., PETERSON, D.W., Elaborer le modele evolutif du volcanisme study will establish the volcanic enviornment McMaster Univ. (Geology), U.S.G.S.: dans son cadre geodynamique, etablir Jes and history and the pattern of synvolcanic Chemistry and petrogenesis of the Apache correlations regionales et trouver d'autres faulting. LeapTuff,Arizona, 1987-. mineralisations par analogie. See: 1423 Chemistry and petrogenesis of the Apache 1418 PADGHAM, W.A., Indian and Northern Leap Tuff, Arizona; Geo!. Assoc. Can. - IMREH, L., NADEAU, J., Ministere de Affairs Canada (Geology Division): Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program with abstracts, l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: Geochemical and petrological study of the vol. 14, p. A35, 1989. Gitologie previsionnelle, Abitibi, Quebec, Niven Lake member of Townsite Formation, Chemistry reveals a remarkably 1972-87. Kam Group (an Archean rhyodacite), 1987-. homogeneous extract from the magma Preparation pour edition des cartes To characterize an Archean rhyodacite chamber with erupted volume > 100 km3; only geologiques au 1 :20 000 de la coupure 32 C/4 en mixed (pyroclastic and lava) flow and compare moderately fractionated; probably involving partie des coupures 32 C/5, 31 D/1 et 31 D/8. La it to other units of the Townsite Formation. some crustal melt contribution. feuille 32 C/4 est sur le point d'etre achevee. 1424 1413 1419 VAN WAGONER, N.A., Acadia Univ. CLIFFORD, P.M., SHERRIF, B., McMaster IMREH, L., TRUDEL, P., Ministere de (Geology): Univ. (Geology): l'Energie et des Ressources du Quebec: Volcanology and stratigraphy of the Lower Flow fabrics and emplacement of rhyolite of Synthese metallogenique des gisementd d'or Devonian(?) Passamaquaddy Bay volcanic Antelope Hills (Topaz Mountain) Utah, 1987-. du secteur de Val-d'Or (Abitibi), Quebec, 1987- belt, southwestern New Brunswic, 1984-. See: 89. See: Flow fabrics and emplacement of rhyolite of Early Devonian bimodal volcanic rocks of Antelope Hills (Topaz Mountains), Utah; Geo!. 1420 southwestern New Brunswick; petrography, Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can., Program IMREH, L., TRUDEL, P., SAVUE, P., stratigraphy and depositional setting; with abstracts, vol. 14, p. A35, 1989. DARLING, R., LEBEL, J., PERRAULT, G., Maritime Sediments and Atlantic Geology, Different flow facies correspond to different BEAUDOIN, A., METHOT, Y., HUBERT, C., vol. 24, no. 3, p. 301-319, 1988. levels and styles of vesiculation, and indicate ROCHELEAU, M., GAUDREAU, R., To determine the physical and chemical both plug flow and severe shear. N.M.R. HEBERT, R., LACOSTE, P., PERRIER, B., volcanology, stratigraphy and volcanic studies of glasses suggest associated GIGUERE, C., Ministere de l'Energie et des evolution of the study area. differences in glass structure, and degree of Ressources du Quebec; Universite Laval crystallinity. (GeologieJ: 1425 Synthese metallogenique des gisements d'or VAN WAGONER, N.A., LEYBOURNE, M., 1414 du secteur de Val-d'Or (Abitibi), Quebec, Acadia Univ.

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LIST OF GRANT A WARDS IN THE EARTH SCIENCES FOR 1988-89/ LISTE DES SUBVENTIONS ATTRIBUEES AUX SCIENCES DE LA TERRE EN 1988-89

Department of Energy, Mines and Resources,Research Agreements 1988-89/ Ministere de l'Energie, des Mines et des Ressources,conventions de recherche 1988-89

BRITISH COLUMBIA Savigny, K.W. (Geological Engineering) ALBERTA The Hope Slide - a continuing geological University of British Columbia hazard area and a regional hazard University of Alberta indicator, $8,000.00. Bustin, R.M . (Geological Sciences) Baadsgaard, H.

Ellis, R.M. (Geophysics and Astronomy) Tunnicliffe, V. (Biology) Chatterton, B.D.E. (Geology) Analysis and interpretation of Time-lapse camera measurements of the Conodont biostratigraphy and paleoecology Kapuskasing Structural Zone Refraction temporal features of hydrothermal vents, of the Famennian Palliser Formation and Data, $9,000.00. $3,000.00. subsurface equivalents, Alberta and British Columbia, $3,000.00. Fletcher, W.K. (Geological Sciences) Van der Flier-Keller, E. (Geography) Platinum: its distribution and behaviour in Noble metal enrichment in coal­ England, J. (Geography) soils from southern British Columbia, relationships to tectonism, Intermontane Quaternary history and surficial geology of $5,000.00. Belt, British Columbia, $4,500.00. Fosheim Peninsula, west-central Ellesmere Island, $8,000.00. Russell, J .K. (Geological Sciences) Van der Flier-Keller, E. (Geography) Petrology of Meagher Creek Volcanic Hydrothermal effects in sediments Erdmer, P. (Geology) Complex, $7,000.00. associated with the Atlantis II Fracture Structural and metamorphic study of the Zone-Indian Ocean, $6,000.00. Horseranch Range, northeastern British Slaymaker, 0. (Geography) Columbia, $5,000.00. Investigation of permafrost conditions and response to climatic change at sites near Mayo, Yukon Territory, $8,500.00. List of grant awards in the earth sciences for 1988-89/ Liste des subventions attribuees aux sciences de la Terre en 1988-89 75

Lerbekmo, J.F. (Geology) Last, W.M. (Geological Sciences) Courtney, R.C. (Geology) Upper Cretaceous - Paleocene magneto­ Dolomitization in continental Acoustic attenuation mechanisms in stratigraphic and geochemical correlations, environments of the Northern Plains, marine sediment, $9,600.00. $5,500.00. $4,500.00. Dunlop, D.J. (Geophysics) Nesbitt, B.E. (Geology) Chemical magnetization and Evaluation of the origin of mesothermal ONTARIO remagnetization of sedimentary and gold-quartz veins of the Canadian metamorphic rocks, $6,000.00. Cordillera, $7 ,000.00. Carleton University Gittins,J. (Geology) Toth,J. (Geology) Brown, R.L. (Earth Sciences) The control of niobium and phosphorus ore The combined use of Pressure vs Depth p(d) The Monashee Decollement and its formation in carbonatites, $7 ,800.00. and Pressure vs Elevation p(z) patterns as structural relationship to the Valhalla an improved technqiue in the analysis of Complex of southeastern British Columbia, Naldrett, A.J. (Geology) formation fluid hydraulics in petroleum $7,000.00. Behavior of PGE during fractional reservoirs and basins, $5,000.00. crystallization and mantle melting and Csorgo, M. (Mathematics and Statistics) their use as an exploration guide, Weighted empirical and quantile processes $9,000.00. University of Calgary and their applications to the study of random sequences, $3,000.00. Norris, G. (Geology) Cook, F.A. (Geology and Geophysics) Miocene palynostratigraphy of Ocean Enhanced interpretation of Lithoprobe Yole, R.W. (Earth Sciences) Drilling Program Leg 105, Site 645 (Baffin southern Canadian Cordillera Reflection Stratigraphy, petrography, diagenesis and Bay) and Paleogene palynostratigraphy of Data, $9,000.00. reservoir properties of Upper Jurassic Ocean Drilling Program 105, Site 64 7 sandstones, Grand Banks, offshore Eastern (Labrador Sea), $8,000.00. Hutcheon, I. (Geology and Geophysics) Canada, $7,450.00. Mass transport in the Fort St. John Group, Norris, G. (Geology) $8,000.00. Yole, R.W. (Earth Sciences) Upper Ordovician and Lower Silurian Stratigraphy, petrography and Chitnozoan biostratigraphy, Cape Phillips Simony, P.S. (Geology and Geophysics) environmental analysis of Late Paleogene Formation, Canadian Arctic Islands, Metamorphism and tectonics of Porcupine sediments, Mackenzie Delta-Beaufort Shelf $5,800.00. Creek Anticlinorium, $6,000.00. area, N.W.T., $7,900.00. Scott, S.D. (Geology) McMaster University Gold in volcanogenic massive sulfide SASKATCHEWAN deposits, $6,000.00. McCann,S.B. (Geography) University ofSaskatchewn Structure and stratification of vegetated coastal dunes, Sable Island, Nova Scotia, University of Waterloo Gendzwill, D.J. (Geological Sciences) $2,800.00. Natural and induced seismicity in Frape, S.K. (Earth Sciences) Saskatchewan, $15 ,000 .00. Queen's University An evaluation of the proposed mantle/crustal component to oil and gas Hajnal, Z. (Geological Sciences) Archibald, D.A. (Geological Sciences) accumulations in sedimentary basins of Procession and analysis of 1986 Great Argon 4-0/Argon 39 dating of amphibolite in southwest Ontario, $5,000.00. Lakes seismic data, $5,000.00. the Bridge River Terrane, southwest British Columbia, $2,000.00. Nobes, D.C. (Earth Scienees) Hajnal, Z.

Plint, A.G. (Geology) Lortie, G. (CEN) platinum group metals in the Quebec The sedimentology of shallow marine Diatom evidence for sedimentation Ultramafic Belt, $10,000.00. conglomerates in the Cardium Formation of transport in the Saguenay Fjord, Quebec, Alberta and northeastern British $4,000.00. Columbia, $7,500.00. Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi Payette, S. (CEN) Deplacements de la limite des arbres et Cousineau, P. (Sciences appliquees) University ofWindsor changements climatiques holocenes au Origine et evolution des blocs du Chain Nord quebecois, $9,000.00. Lake le Jong la ligne Baie Verte-Brompton, Symons, D.T.A. (Geology) region de la Beauce, Quebec, $4,000.00. Paleomagnetic testing of the age and the Raveneau, J . (Geographie) ore genesis models for MVT lead-zinc Recherche sur !'organisation d'une base de Sawyer, E.W. (Sciences de la Terre) deposits, $5,000.00. donnees adaptee a la representation de Vein formation in quartz - free rocks, connaissances geographiques structurees, $4,800.00. $8,000.00. QUEBEC Universite du Quebec a Montreal Ecole Polytechnigue McGill University de Vernal, A. (Geochimie) Mareschal, M. (Genie mineral) d'Anglejan, B. (Geological Sciences) Micropaleontologie et geochimie des A broadband magnetotelluric test study of Sedimentological studies offshore of the sediments recents et holocenes de milieux the Grenville Front Tectonic zone in the Great Whale River, eastern Hudson Bay, de transition (estuaire et golfe du Saint­ vicinity of GLIMPCE Deep Seismic $5,000.00. Laurent; baie d'Hudson), $5,400.00. Reflection Line J, $10,000.00. Doig, R. (Geological Sciences) Gariepy, C. (Geochimie) A paleoseismic method based on abnormal Geochimie isotopique des filons post­ INRS Rimouski silting in lake sediments, $6,800.00. ordoviciens du Grenville et des Basses­ Terres (Quebec et Ontario), $2,000.00. Boczar-Karakiewicz, B. (Oceanologie) Hesse, R. (Geological Sciences) Formation and stability of sand ridges on Mid-Ocean channel processes,Labrador Jebrak, M. (Sciences de la Terre) the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, Sea, $9,600.00. Gitologie des mineralisations auriferes $4,600.00. intragranitiques de l'Abitibi, $5,000.00. Jensen, 0.G. (Geological Sciences) Lon~, B. (Oceanologie) Geological mapping in tropical terrains by Mareschal, J .-C. (Sciences de la Terre) Etude du cone deltaique marin de la riviere transient AEM (Airborne Electromagnetic) Gravity transect in the Grenville Province Natashquan: Exemple demise en place et systems, $3,000.00. (support for Lithoprobe Abitibi Grenville d'evolution d'un placer, $14,000.00. Transect), $6,000.00. Mountjoy, E.W. (Geological Sciences) INRS Ste-Foy Tectono-thermal evolution of Miette Group Scharer, U. (Geochimiel strata, northern Park Ranges, eastern Geochronology and petrogenesis of the Schrijver, K. (Georessources) British Columbia (parts of 83 Dn, 8, 9, 10, Makkovik-Nain Province Transition Zone, Metallogenie du Pb et du Ba de l'orogene and 15), $7,000.00. $6,000.00. taconique du Quebec: sources et receptacles de la mineralisation a barite-galene, Williams-Jones, A.E. (Geological Sciences) Universite de Sherbrooke $6,000.00. Gold metallogeny in the Toodoggone District, north-central British Columbia, Dubois, J-M.M. (Geographiel $8,000.00. Evolution du niveau marin relatif et Universite Laval episodes glaciaires quaternaires aux iles de la Madeleine, $7,700.00. Allard, M. (CEN) Universite de Montreal) Regime thermique et dynamique du pergelisol cotier au detroit de Manitounuk, Hubert, C. (Geologie) NEW BRUNSWICK Quebec nordique, $8,300.00. Etude structurale des gisements auriferes de Bousquet-Dumagami, du district de University of New Brunswick Azzaria, L.M. (Geochemistry) Malartic, de Kiena-Callahan, de Mobrum, Geochemical and geophysical studies in de McWatters, et la propriete Vior, et de Burke, K.B.S. (Geology) earthquake prediction, Charlevoix region, Golden Pond West, et leur integration dans Preparation of a bedrock structural map for Quebec, $4,000.00. un contexte de tectonique globale de la seismicity assessment in southwestern New ceinture de l'Abitibi, $10,000.00. Brunswick, $6,300.00. Filion, L. (Geographie) Analyse · dendrochronologique des Mamet, B. (Geologie) glissements de terrain de la vallee de la Carboniferous foraminifers and algae NOVA SCOTIA riviere du Gouffre, Charlevoix, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Districts of $8,000.00. Mackenzie and Franklin, $6,000.00. Acadia University

Locat,J. (GeologieJ Martignole, J. (Geologie) Van Wagoner, N.A. (Geology) Cartographie, stratigraphie et erosion des Mise en place et deformation du gabbro The volcanism and geochemistry of the depots quaternaires de la region du fjord du anorthositique de Bouchette - province de Endeavour Ridge: Juan de Fuca Ridge Saguenay, Quebec, $8,000.00. Grenville, $6,000.00. System - Phase II, $6,000.00.

Locat,J. (Geologie) Trzcienski, W.E. (Geologie) Dalhousie University Etude geotechnique des glissements sous­ Evaluation of the economic potential and marins du fjord du Saguenay, Quebec, the geological setting of chromite and Boyd, R. (Geology) $8,000.00. Marine sedimentology of the Scotian Shelf, $7,000.00. List of grant awards in the earth sciences for 1988-89/ Liste des subventions attribuees aux sciences de la Terre en 1988-89 77

Louden, K.E. (Oceanography) Hodych, J.P. (Earth Sciences) Williams, H. (Earth Sciences) Seismic refraction observations in the Paleomagnetism of the Cambrian flows and Early Paleozoic tectonic-stratigraphic Labrador Sea, $6,000.00. the Silurian sills of the Avalon Peninsula of terranes of the Newfoundland Dunnage Newfoundland, $4,000.00. Zone, $9,000.00. Miller, H.G. (Earth Sciences) NEWFOUNDLAND Gravity survey Bonavista Bay and Williams, S.H. (Earth Sciences) Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, $7,400.00. Middle Ordovician graptolite Memorial University biostratigraphy in central Newfoundland, Rivers, T. (Earth Sciences) $5,000.00. Burden, E.T. (Earth Sciences) A combined structural and metamorphic Biostratigraphy ofpalynomorphs of Eclipse study of the Grenville Front Zone in the Trough (Cretaceous and Paleogene), Bylot Gabbro Lake area, western Labrador, Island, Northwest Territories, $9,000.00. $10,000.00.

Department of Energy, Mines and Resources Contracts Awarded to Canadian Universities 1988-89/ Contracts accordes aux universites canadiennes par le ministere de l'Energie, des Mines et des Ressources, 1988-89

BRITISH COLUMBIA Jones, F.W. (Physics) Hudson Bay region, northern Manitoba, Continuation of the study of the sub­ northern Ontario, northern Quebec and University of British Columbia permafrost deep-terrestrial heat flux in Keewatin, $21,999.00. areas of natural occurrence of gas hydrates Barnes, W.C. (Geological Sciences) in the Canadian north, $30,000.00. University of Lethbridge Diagenetic studies of the Middle to Upper Cretaceous sandstones of the Queen Kanasewich, E.R. (Physics) Barendregt, R. (Geography) Charlotte Islands, $4,000.00. Deep structure of Melville Island: Palaeomagnetic analysis of samples from interpretation of seismic and gravity data, Banks Island, $6,000.00. Bustin, R.M. (Geological Sciences) $24,995.00. Document lateral and stratigraphic MANITOBA variation of organic maturity in the Queen Sego, D.C. (Civil Engineering) Charlotte Islands, $33,146.00. Investigation of the distribution of saline Cerny, P. (Geological Sciences) permafrost in the Northwest Territories, Geochemical characteristics of the Campanella, D.H. (Civil Engineering) $34,100.00. !Iletasomatic aureole over the Tanco Evaluation of sediment stability in Queen pegmatite pilot sutdy, $25,000.00. Charlotte Sound, $20,000.00. University of Calgary ONTARIO Clowes, R.M. (Geophysics and Astronomy) Collection and processing of seismic Cook, F.A. (Geology and Geophysics) Carleton University refraction data in Queen Charlotte seismic Geophysical and geological interpretation program, $50,238.00. of the deep structure of the Beaufort Sea, Donaldson, J .A. (Earth Sciences) $47,226.00. Continuation of the study of diagenesis of Ellis, R.M. (Geophysics and Astronomy) Middle Proterozoic basins, Churchill and A study of crustal structure in the Peace Simony, P.S. (Geology) Bear Provinces, $19,600.00. River Arch area-phase IV, $11,000.00. A study of Lower Cambrian and Upper Proterozoic stratigraphy of the western Michel, F.A. (Earth Sciences) McKay,J.R. (Geography) Rockies near McNaughton Lake, British Isotope and salinity analysis and Development of permafrost and ground ice Columbia, $14,715.00. interpretation of subsea permafrost - western arctic coast region - phase IV, samples, $30,009.00. $45,000.00. SASKATCHEWAN Patterson, D.E., Frankling F. (Earth Sciences) Ross, J. V. (Geological Sciences) Detailed study of the physical and thermal Structural studies in the Queen Charlotte University of Regina properties of the north head frozen core Islands, $15,012.00. samples, $13,016.00. Kybett, B. (Energy Research Unit) Organic petrology, mineral matter and Pattterson, D.E., Riseborough, D.W. (Earth University ofVictoria trace elements in Saskatchewan coals, Sciences) $10,992.00. Analysis of thermal data and core Van der Flier-Keller, E. (Geography) specimens - Norman Wells Pipeline, The effect of faulting on coal geochemistry, Potter, J. (Energy Research Unit) $16,983.00. $9,135.00. A study of the organic petrology and thermal maturity of Palaeozoic source rocks Williams, P.J., Smith, M.W. (Earth Sciences) ALBERTA in Saskatchewan, $54,480.00. Continuation of the investigation of soil freezing in Smith, association with a buried University of Alberta University of Saskatchewan chilled pipeline in a large-scale test facility -phase III, $174,971.00 Jones, F.W. (Physics) Caldwell, W.G. (Geological Sciences) An investigation of the temperature and Report on Silurian biostratigraphy and University of Guelph heat-flow fields of the Sverdrup Basin, and faunas of the Severn River, Red Head their relation to the tectonic setting of the Rapids and Port Nelson formations, Campbell, J.L. (Physical Science) basin, $35,843.00. Proton microprobe analyses, $12,006.00. 78 List of grant awards in the earth sciences for 1988-89/ Liste des subventions attribuees aux sciences de la Terre en 1988-89

Campbell, J.L. (Physical Science) Effects of magmatic processes on rock Fission tract analysis of the Peace River To obtain trace element analyses of selected composition in selected geological Arch - phase I, $8,000.00. minerals using the proton microprobe and formations, $49,990.00. PIXE analysis program for thick targets, Laval University Boyd, R. (Geology) $5,220.00. Upper Cretaceous oxygen minimum zone Chagnon,J.Y. (Geology) biofacies, $4,140.00. Campbell, J .L. (Physical Sciences) Operation of the Quebec City Provision of proton micro probe analyses of seismographic station from April 1, 1989 to Culshaw, D.N. (Geology) mineral samples, $5,220.00. March 31, 1990, $2,900.00. Georgian Bay geological synthesis (phase II), $56,799.00. University of Ottawa McGill University Modie, J . (Geology) Desrochers, A. (Geology) Mountjoy, E.W. (Geology) Processing of marine palynological Sedimentary study of the Upper Triassic Study of the structure and stratigraphy in samples, $7,500.00. Kunga Limestones on Queen Charlotte the main ranges, west of Jasper, Alberta, Islands, $13,822.00. $15,000.00. Muecke, G.K. (Geology) Study and report on Cretaceous and Fowler, A.O.

Polar Continental Shelf Project Field Support Non-Governmental Activities 1988-89/ Plateau continental polaire en faveur d'activites non governementales pour 1988-89

ALBERTA Geology-geomorpohology, Ellesmere Lenz,A.C. Island, District of Franklin. Geology-brachi pods, graptoli tes University of Alberta paleontology, Cornwallis and Bathurst Woo,M.K. islands, District of Franklin. England,J. Hydrology, Resolute, Cornwallis Island, Geology - Quaternary glaciation, northern District of Franklin. Pearce, C.M. Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. Geomorphology, north Devon Island, University of Ottawa District of Franklin. Henry, G.H.R. Geomorphology, Princess Marie Bay, Dixon,O.A. Alexandra Fiord. Geology-sedimentology, stratigraphy, QUEBEC Ellesmere Island, Cornwallis Island, Kerr, D.E. District of Franklin. University of Montreal Geology-stratigraphy, Tuk, Cape Parry, Bathurst Island, Perry River. French, H.M. Gray,J.T. Geology-geomorphology, permafrost, Geology-Quaternary, Akpatok Island, Alberta Research Council Shoran Lake, Barn Mountains, Tuk, Charles Island, Ungava, District of District of Mackenzie. Franklin. Richardson, R.J.H. Geology -sedimentology, east-central Queen's University Universite du Quebec a Montreal Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. Dyke,L. Scharer, U. University of Calgary Geology-permafrost, Richards Island. Geology-meteor impact, Haughton Astrobleme. Hills,L.V. Sir Sanford Fleming College Geology-paleobotany, Meighen Island, NOVA SCOTIA District of Franklin. Watts,S.H. Geology-bedrock, Fosheim Peninsula. Dalhousie University

SASKATCHEWAN University of Toronto Louden, K.E. Geophysics-geothermal, Arctic Ocean (Ice University of Saskatchewan Lewkowicz, A.G. Island). Geology-groundice, Eureka. Basinger,J.F. Moore,R.M. Geology-fossils, Axel Heiberg Island, Melchin, M.J. Chemical oceanography, Arctic Ocean (Ice Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. Geology-chitinozoan sampling, Cornwallis Island). Island, Dundas Island, Grinnell Peninsula, District of Franklin. Muecke, G.K. MANITOBA Geology-volcanics, Axel Heiberg and Patterson, J .G. Ellesmere islands, District of Franklin. University of Winnipeg Geology, Rankin Inlet, District of Keewatin. Krawetz,M. NEWFOUNDLAND Geology-geomorphology, sedimentology, Ritchie, J.C. Alexandra Fiord, Cape Herschel. Geology-sediments, paleoecology, Tuk Memorial Univeristy Peninsula, District of Mackenzie. Burden, E. ONTARIO Schwerdtner, W.M. Geology-biostratigraphy, By lot Island, Geology-evaporites, Axel Heiberg Island, District of Franklin. Carleton Univeristy Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. Mack,S.A. Michel, F.A. Trent University Chemical oceanography, sediments, Arctic Geology-ground ice, Mackenzie Delta, Ocean (Ice Island). Yukon Coast. Adams,W.P. Glaciology, Axel Heiberg Island, District of Pollard, W.H. University of Guelph Franklin. Geology-geomorphology, Herschel Island, Expedition Fiord. Martini, I.P. Bednarski, J. Geology-geomorphology, north coast Foxe Geology-Quaternary paleogeography, U.S.A. Basin, District of Franklin. Nansen Sound. University of Alaska Protz, R. University of Western Ontario Soil sampling, Axel Heiberg Island, District Jeffries, M.0. of Franklin. King, R.H. Glaciology, Ayles Fiord. Geomorphology, Truelove Lowland. McMaster University California Institute of Technology Leigh, K. McCann, S.B. Geology-paleontology, White Mountains. Ripperdon, R. Geology-stratigraphy, Arctic Islands. 80 List of grant awards in the earth sciences for 1988-89/ Liste des subventions attribuees aux sciences de la Terre en 1988-89

University of Colorado TexasA&M GERMANY

Meier,M.F. Mardon, A.A. University ofGiessen Glaciology, Agassiz Ice Cap. Geology-meteorites, Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. King, L., Hell, G. Explorer's Club Glaciology, Ellesmere Island, District of University of Washington Franklin. Cochran, G.V.B. Glaciology, southern Baffin Island, District Waddington, E.D. of Franklin. Glaciology, Agassiz Ice Cap. JAPAN

University of Iowa Washbarburn,A.L. Hokkaido University Geology-periglacial processes, Cornwallis Swett, K. Island, District of Franklin. Fujino, K. Geology-stratigraphy, Victoria Island. Paleoclimatology, Tuk Peninsula, District of Mackenzie. University of Massachusetts ENGLAND

Bradley, R.S. University of Nottingham Geology-lake sediments, northern Ellesmere Island, District of Franklin. Worsley,P. Geology-Quaternary, Banks Island, District of Franklin.

Ontario Geological Survey, Geoscience Research Grants, 1988-89/ Commission geologique de !'Ontario subventions de recherche en sciences de la terre pour 1988-89

Brock University Ottawa University Gorton,M.P. Physical and chemical proecesses of Haynes, S.J. Hattori, K. Archaen subaqueous pryroclastic rocks, Gypsum deposits in southern Ontario, Study of gold mineralization and alteration $14,174.00. $15,930.00. at the Lake Shore Mine, Kirkland Lake, $23,040.00. N aldrett, A.J. Carleton University Platinum group element studies in the Queen's University footwall at Sudbury, $25,930.00. Taylor, R.R., Watkinson, D.H. Geological, fluid inclusion, and isotopic Dyck,A.V. Schwerdtner, W.M. studies of gold-bearing vein systems in the High-resolution magnetic-susceptibility Deformation of the Sudbury structure and Cameron Lake and Monte Cristo Shear logger and dipmetre for mineral its footwall, $28,850.00. Zones, northwestern Ontario, $24,850.00. exploration boreholes and core, $23,850.00. Waterloo University Lakehead University Helmstaedt, H. Tectonic evolution of central and eastern Coniglio, M. Kissin, S.A. Wawa Greenstone Belt, $28,955.00. Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the The genesis of silver vein deposits in the Upper Ordovician Georgian Bay Thunder Bay area, $2,950.00. Hodgson, C.J. Formation, $15,147 .00. Structural expression of the Kirkland­ Laurentian University Larder Break near Matachewan, Karrow, P.F., Greenhouse, J.P., Dusseault, $40,750.00. M.B. Whitehead, R.E., Beswick,T. Subsurface Quaternary stratigraphy using Remote sensing and geobotany as an aid to Mason,R. borehole geophysics, $14,200.00. mineral exploration in northern terrains, Geological setting of gold deposits in the $14,950.00. Timmins Mining Camp, $35,328.00. Western Ontario University

McMaster University Nichol, I. Shaw, J. Duke,N.A. Quaternary geology and geochemical Petrology of the Springpole Alkaline Crocket,J.H. exploration in the Matheson area, Carbonatite Complex, $18,826.00. Stable isotope analysis of carbonates $19,960.00. associated with gold deposition, $8,950. Fleet,M.E. Platinum group elements in the Coldwell Smith, L. Metamorphic petrology of the White River Complex, $25,925.00. Karst episodes and permeability gold prospect, Hemlo area, $13,950.00. development, Silurian reef reservoirs, Hale,C.J. southwestern Ontario, $17 ,085.00. Fyfe, W.S. Paleomagnetic analysis of regional contact Geochemistry of aquatic biofilms and strains, $20,490.00. Toronto University bacterial mineralization, $25,950.00.

Risk,M.J. Bailey, R.C. Nesbitt, H.W. Stratigraphy, facies and paleoecology of the Improved computer interpretation of Metal residence sites in tills, $14,150.00. Devonian Dundee Formation, $14,150.00. gravity and magnetic data, $11,750.00. RESEARCHERINDEXJINDEXDESCHERCHEURS 81

A Bamber, E.W., 834, 835 Bloodgood, M.A., 4 c Banahene, N., 451 Boerner, D.K., 323 Abbas-Hasanie, S.A.F., 996, 997 Banerjee, I., 1286, 1287 Boivin, R., 335 Calder, J .H., 582 Abdallah, G.K., 775 Baragar, W.R.A., 212, 949, 1370 Boisvert, D., 191 Calvez,J.Y., 704-707 Abercrombie, S., 656 Bardoux, M., 59 Boehner, R.C., 49, 53 Cameron, A.R., 583-587, 603 Achab,A.,912 Barnes, C.R., 1254 Bolton, T.E., 836, 1258 Cameron, B., 1218 Achampong, F., 451 Barnes, M.A., 149 Boner, F.J., 1044 Cameron, B.E.B., 838 Acker, K.L., 1210 Barnes, S-J., 174-177 Bonham-Carter, G.F., 308 Cameron, E., 941 Adams, G.C., 610 Barnes, W.C., 1143 Bonli, T., 1184 Cameron, E.M., 216 Adams, J.E., 383 Barnett, P.J ., 1021 Bonn, F., 1122 Canil, D., 937 Adshead, J .D ., 1211 Barr, C.M., 775 Bonneau, R.M., 694 Cant, D.J., 1219 Agterberg, F.P., 307 Barr, S.M., 29, 48 Boreen, T., 1200 Carboni, S., 135 Ahlstrom,J., 1185 Barrett, T.J., 178, 251, 1159 Bornhold, B.D., 1216 Carbotte, S.M., 553 Aitken,J.D., 1244, 1245, 1253 Barrie, V., 567 Borradaile, G., 479 Carey,J.S., 1222 Ajakaiye, D.E., 353, 355 Barry, P., 499 Borsholm, C.B., 303 Carmichal, D.M., 43, 254 Akdim, I., 1212 Barson, D., 518 Bostock, H.H., 100, 101, 1409 Cao,S., 1313 Al-Aasam,I.S., 209, 551, 1141, Barss, M.S., 913 Bouchard, K., 325, 338 Caron, A., 1339 1142, 1212 Bartlett,J.J., 1198 Bourgeois, J.C., 491 Carter, D., 49 Alcock, P.W.J., 1016 Basinger,J.F., 914-916, 928 Bourque, P.A., 1188 Carter, M.W., 127 Alford, C., 4 79 Bates,N.,213 Boyd, J.B., 372 Case,G., 17 Allam, A., 1365 Batterson, M., 33 Boyle, D.R., 215 Cathles III, L.M., 675 Allan,J.F., 554-556 Bauman, P., 427 Bozozuk, M., 482, 483 Cattalani, S., 178 Allard,, M., 440 Bayliss, P., 799 Brace, K., 528 Catto, N.R., 83 Alldrick, D.J., 1 Beakhouse, G.P., 125, 950 Bradford,J., 16 Cavayas, F., 1123, 1125 Alt, B., 1017 Beatty, 0., 265 Bragg, D., 1024 Cavell, P.A., 266 Amed, M., 739 Beauchamp, B., 1255 Braman, D.R.,894, 917, 932 Cawood, P., 1335 Amireault, S., 210 Beaudoin, A., 1420 Brand, U., 213 Cecile, M.P., 102 Amos, C.L., 1120, 1213-1215 Beaudoin, G., 704, 705 Brathwaite, S., 543 Cerna, I., 800 Amundson, L., 1225 Beaudry, D., 521 Brazeau, A., 1025 Cerny, P., 217, 267, 640-643, 800- Amyot, G., 1012 Beaudry, L., 1090 Breaks, F.W., 214, 998 805, 812, 814, 953 Anderson, A., 277 Beaumier, M., 150 Briggs, D., 837 Chackowsky, L.E., 640, 805, 953 Anderson, A.J ., 640, 803 Bedard,J., 951 Bright, E.G., 126 Chagnon,A.,152,165,806,1148 Anderson, B., 857 Beland,J., 1256, 1371 Brierley, G., 319 Chagnon, J .Q., 442-445 Anderson, G.M., 165 Belanger,J.R., 1121 Brinkman, D., 889, 890 Chakridi, R., 324 Anderson, R.G., 2, 948 Belanger, M., 67 Brisbin, W.C., 640, 768, 805, Champagne, L., 523 Anderson, T.W., 1018 Belkabir, A., 633 975, 1399 Chan,C., 151 Andres, D., 503 Belknap, D.F., 1065 Brisebois, D., 60, 1012 Chandler, F.W., 760, 1149, 1259 Andrew, A., 658 Bell,J.S., 723, 1387 Brisson, H., 1145 Chao, D., 607 Andrew, K., 87 Bell, M., 1010 Bristol, C.C., 634-636 Chao, D.K., 304 Anhorn, P.A., 501, 508 Bellehumeur, C., 718 Bristow, Q., 416 Chaoka, R., 97 4 Annesley, I.R., 632 Bel taos, S., 504 Britton, J.M., 1 Chapman, D.S., 1388 Archibald, D.A., 252-261, 272, Benchimol, R., 1229 Brodaric, B., 300 Chapuis, R., 480, 519-526 278,283 Benton, M., 910 Brodeur, P.,339 Charbonneau, B.W., 337 Arkani-Hamed, J ., 345 Berard,J., 611-613 Bromley, D.S., 384 Charland, A., 237 Armstrong, D., 689 Bereznuik, T., 1207 Brommecker, R., 637 Chartrand, F., 644, 645 Armstrong, D.K., 54 Berger, B., 55 Brookes,I.A., 1026-1028 Charusire, P., 272 Armstrong, R.L., 9, 262, 263, 280- Berger,J., 1372 Brookes, P.W., 163 Chase, R.L., 552, 554-558 282, 291, 1013 Bergeron, M., 150, 179, 965- Brooks, G., 319 Checa, A., 875 Ascoli, P., 1285 967, 1191, 1257 Brooks, P.W., 725 Chee!, R.J., 1150-1152, 1220 Ash, C.H., 17, 97 4 Berhane, M., 1207 Brouillette, P., 61 Cheesman, S.J ., 340 Ash,S.R.,914 Berjamy, B., 547 Brown, A.C., 638, 639, 721 Cheilletz, A., 273 Aubertin, M., 480 Berman, R.G., 299 Brown, D.A., 5 Chemo, T., 544 Augesten, B., 180 Bernier, L., 684 Brown, D.M., 755 Cheng, X., 711 Aultman,J.T., 1016 Bernstein, L., 1144 Brown, R.L., 22 Cheve, S., 61 Aylsworth, J.M., 1019 Bertrand, R., 160-162, 774 Browne, G.H., 1146 Chew, H.A.M., 463, 492, 505 Bessler, J., 1321 Brownridge, S., 1177 Chiasson, A.D., 366 B Best, K., 502 Brugman, M.M., 511-513 Chidambaram, N., 603, 607 Best, M.E., 581, 724 Brunton, F.R., 1147 Chouteau, M., 324, 325, 336, Baadsgaard, H., 217, 264-270, Bezys, R.K., 614 Bryant, H.N., 891, 892, 908 338, 339, 343, 297,640,803 Bhattacharaya, J ., 1199 Buchan, K.L., 346-348 344,373 Baass, K., 520 Bina,S., 151 Bucks, S., 1369 Chow, N., 1153 Bachu, S., 517, 531, 722, 723 Binns, R.A., 552 Buckley, D.E., 1217 Chown, E.H., 992 Bahnsen, B., 602 Birkett, T.C., 757-759 Burgess, M.M., 462 Christie, K.W., 349 Baig,A.,151 Black, M.C., 1275 Burgess, S.T., 776 Christie, R.L., 615, 1288, 1341 Bailes, A.H., 27 Blackall, P., 531 Burke, K.B.S., 385, 1330 Chun Kim-Yip, 417 Bailey, D.G., 3 Blackburn, W.H., 952 Burrell, B.C., 504 Chung, C.F., 301 Bajc, A., 1020 Blais, D., 73 Burton,J., 1159 Church, B.N., 646, 1410 Baker, T.H.W., 460, 461, 465, 509 Blais, P.A., 1188 Burzynski,J.F., 783 Churcher, C.S., 900 Baksi, A.K., 271 Blake, W.,Jr., 1022 Bustin, R.M., 239, 918, 1396 Ciesielski, A., 103, 134, 135 Balfour,J., 427 Blanchard, C., 458 Buteau, P., 1029-1031 Clague,J.J., 1032, 1033, 1314 Ballantyne,S.B., 211 Blanchette, A., 611 Butter,J.W., 786 Clark, A.H., 52, 255, 272, 273, Balsdon, J ., 543 Blasco, S.M., 1023 Butrenchule, S.B., 621 277-279, 283, 287, Bleeker, W., 1329 Byerley, M.C., 1154 292,978 Block,J.D., 157 Clark, B., 528 82 Researcher Index/Index des chercheurs

Clark,G.S., 217, 640, 641, 803, Deschamps, F., 373, 418 Ettlinger, A.O., 21 G 953 Desjardins, M., 152, 806, 830 Evans, D.T.W., 763 Clark, I.D., 527 Desjardins, P., 11 Evans, M.S., 1224 Gaba, R.G., 23 Clark, R. , 860 Desrochers, A.O., 1141, 1212 Evans, S.G., 449 Gabites,J., 658 Clark, T., 61, 67, 719 Devaney,J.R., 1369 Evenchick, C.A., 84 Gabrielse, H., 85, 86 Calrke, G.K.C., 512 Dhindsa, R., 869 Everett, M.E., 328 Gadd, N.R., 1048 Clarke, M.D., 1034 Diakow, L.J., 6 Eyles, C.H., 1202 Gagne, R.M., 388 Cheal, C.J., 919 Diamond, L., 1010 Gagnon,J., 180 Clevenot, I., 522 Diamond, T., 516 F Gagnon,J.E., 791 Clifford,P.M. , 954, 955, 1361, Dickson, W.L., 32 Gait, R., 1197 1411-1413 Dietrich, J.R., 726, 727 Fader, G.B., 561, 1392 Gao Zhifeng, 922, 935 Coker, W.B., 218 DiLabio, R.N.W., 648, 1035 Fahrig, W.F., 350 Gaonac'h, H., 238 Coley, R. , 528 Dineley, D.L., 893 Falls, S., 415 Gareau, M., 189 Collins, D.H., 837, 855 Di Prisco, G., 649 Farrar, E., 252-259, 261, 271-273, Garver, J .I., 23 Colpron, M., 62 Dix,G.,517 277-280,283,287,292, Gaskarath, J.W., 689 Colquhoun, I., 213 Dixon, J., 1289, 1290 553 Gaudino, S., 1159 Coniglio, M., 1154 Dixon,J.M., 15, 22, 43, 553, Farrow, C.E.G., 784 Gaudreau, R., 653, 1251, 1420 Connelly,J.N., 17 1390, 1391, 1393, Faure, S., 146 Gauthier, N., 654 Connolly, C.C., 268 1408 Fedikow, M.A.F., 180-182 Geldsetzer, H.H.J., 1262 Conrod, D.J ., 1275 Dixon,O.A.,840, 1179, 1180,1183 Feeney, T., 556 Gentzis, T., 603 Contant, A., 520 Dodds, C.J., 7, 81 Fenn,J.,871 Gerd'son, A., 385 Cook, D.G., 1155, 1246 Doherty, W., 153 Fensome, R.A., 921 Geurts, M-A., 145, 1212 Cook,S.J., 183 Doig, R., 274, 275, 290, 419 Fenton, P., 872 Ghosh, D.K., 262, 263, 281 Cooper,R.V., 374 Dokainish, M., 875 Ferguson, I.J., 329, 330, 341 Gibbins, W.A., 1126 Copeland, M.J ., 839 Dostal, J ., 964, 1357 Ferguson, K., 535 Gibson, D.A., 1291, 1292 Corey, M.C., 50, 52 Doyan, M., 221 Ferguson, R.B., 807 Gicaman, D., 502 Corkery, T., 953 Dragert, H., 420, 421 Ferri,F.,8 Giguere, C., 1420 Cormier, F.R., 1357 Dredge, L.A. , 1036, 1037 Fietz, D.W., 604 Gilboy, C.F., 1293 Cortis, A.L., 133 Dreimanis, A., l 056 Filion, D., 842 Giles, T., 1049 Cote,D.,63 Drobe,J.,6 Fillipane, J ., 1397 Gill, D.E., 523, 524 Cote,F.,612 Drury, M.J ., 368 Finck, P.W., 1044 Gillis, K.S., 590, 1275 Couture, J -F., 174,647 Dubois,J-M.M., 64, 65, 142, 314, Fingler,J.L., 768 Giovenazzo, D., 175, 655, 983, 984 Craig, H.D., 463, 528, 529 315, 1038, 1039, Finn, G.C., 225 Girard, R., 67 Cranston, R., 219 1122-1125 Flagler, R.A., 1011 Glover, K., 23 Creasey, T.R., 531 Dudar, C., 869 Fleming, P.O., 996 Godfrey-Smith, D.I., 285 Cruden, D.M., 446, 481 Dunbar, W.S.,550 Fletcher, W.K., 183-185 Godwin, C.I., 656-661, 697 Cullen, R., 1342 Dunn, C.E., 170, 181 Flint, J.E., 1222 Golightly, P., 787 Culver, S.J ., 1389 Dunn, T., 938 Flint, J.J., 1222 Goodarzi, F., 591, 729-731 Currie, K.L., 95, 956-959, 1331 Dunsmore, H.E., 650, 763 Fogarasi, S., 515, 516 Goodfellow, W.D.,227 Currie, L., 14 Dunsworth, S., 97 4 Fogarassy,J.A.S., 1143 Goodison, B., 1131 Cuthiell, D., 722 Dupuy,H.,66 Foisy, M., 1091 Goodrich, L.E., 460, 465, 466 Durand, M., 448 Foord, E.E., 804 Gordey,S.P., 140, 141 D Durant, D., 955 Forbes, D.L., 317, 562 Gordon, T.M., 1000, 1001, 1327 Durocher,J.J.G., 154 Forsyth, D., 422 Gorman, W.A., 457 Dai Ting-Fan, 417 Dyck, A.V., 327 Fortescue, J.A.C., 186-188 Goutier,J., 719 Daigneault, R., 787 Dyck,W.,222 Foster,J., 1131 Gower, C.F., 97 Dallimore, S.R., 447 Dyke, A.S., 1040-1042 Fowler, A.O., 226 Gradstein, F.M., 309 Dallmeyer, R.D., 1357 Dyke, L.D., 316, 464 Fowler, M.G., 164 Grant, A.C., 732 Dalpe, C., 220 Fox, J.S., 719 Grant, D.R., 1050-1053, 1263 Dalrymple, R.W., 457, 559, 560, E Fralick, P., 192 Gravel, C., 335 1221-1223 Fralick, P.W., 178, 1159 Gravel, J .L., 199 Dalton, A., 516 Easton, R.M., 56, 222, 276, 1247, Francis, C., 804 Graves, R.M., 1044 Darling, R., 633,639, 777, 1420 1414 Francis, D., 237 Gray, D.M., 502 Davenport, P.H., 232 Eberth, D.A., 894, 1157 Franklin, J.M., 769, 770 Gray, P., 1020 David, M., 311 Eby, R.K., 813 Fransolet, A-M., 803 Green, A., 397, 423, 424 Davies, S.D., 1201 Eckstrand, O.R., 764 Frederking, R., 494, 507, 510 Greenhouse, J.P., 425-427 Davis, E.E., 553,761 Edlund, S.A., 920, 1043 Freeze, R.A., 530 Greig, C.J ., 9 Davison, N., 867 Edmund, G., 895-905 Fricker, A., 1160 Grenier, M., 1123, 1125 Dawson, F.M., 588, 589 Edwards, A., 386, 387 Friday, S.J ., 12 Grenier, R., 1335, 1336 Dawson, G., 657 Edwards, D., 1158 Friedman, R.M., 262, 280 Grice J.D., 814 Dawson, G.L., 21 Edwards, R.N., 328-330, 340, 341 Friend, C., 270 Grieve, R., 428, 429 Dawson, K.M., 762 Edwards, S., 97 4 Frisch, T., 104-106 Grieve, R.A.F., 351 Day,S.J ., 184, 199 Edwards, T., 463 Frith, R.A., 107-109 Griffin, M., 463, 528 Deal,A.J ., 53 Edwards, W., 1169 Fritz, W.H., 1261 Groat, L.A., 808, 809, 813, 815 Dechesne, R., 1178 Egginton, P.A., 143, 144 Froese, E., 182, 635, 999, 1248, Gross, G.A., 662, 771 DeDeckker, P., 1233 Eley, B.E., 1015 1326 Grove, G., 531, 532, 537 DeFreitas, T., 1156 Elias, R.J., 841 Fryer,B.J., 217, 232, 640-643, Grunsky, E.S., 222 De luliis, G., 900-902 Elliott, C., 1340 803,953 Guest, W.S., 389 Delaney, G., 76, 77 Ellwood, D.J., 224 Fuchter, W.A.R., 651 Guha, J ., 64 7, 654, 787, 1252 Delaurier, J.M., 326 Embry,A.F., 728, 1343 Fuller, E.A., 1057 Guimond, P.G., 663 Demuth,M.N., 493, 505, 512, Emslie, R.F., 960 Fulton, R.J., 1045, 1046 Gunning, M.H., 5 514-516 Endres, A., 433 Fyffe, L.R., 973 Gunter, R., 616 de Rosen-Spence, A., 710 Enge, A., 765 Fyles,J.G., 1047 Gupta, V.K., 352, 375 Desbiens, S., 1260 Ercit, T.S., 802-804, 809, 815 Fyon, J .A., 300, 652, 961 Gwyn, Q.H.J., 65 Ermanovics, I.F., 96, 766 Fyson, W.K., 1342, 1344, 1353 Ernst, R.E., 434 Researcher Index/Index des chercheurs 83

H Holysh, H., 533 Jowett, E.C., 310, 674-678, 734 Lambert, R. St.J., 291 Honarvar,P.202,203 Judge,A.S.,463,470-472, 735 Lambert, S., 195 Hadley, S.D., 1203 Hoogendoorn, E.L., 559 Lamothe, D.,655, 984, 985 Haggart,J.W., 1294 Hora, Z.D., 620-623, 631 K Lamothe, M., 1077, 1078 Haidl, F., 1264 Hornbrook, E.H.W., 190 Kalkreuth, W.D., 597-600, 602, Lancaster,N., 1110 Halden,N.M., 154, 228, 229, Horne, R.J., 51, 52 603,736,1275 Landing, E., 883, 884 962,1328 Horner, R.B., 391 Kanzaki, M., 940, 947 Lane, L.S., 1351 Hall, D., 257 Horsky, S_S., 173, 249 Karma, R., 1014 Lane, R., 659 Hall, D.H., 353-355, 364 Howie, R.D., 1265 Karrow, P.F., 1064-1068 Langenberg, C.W., 602, 603 Hall, G.E.M., 155 Howse, A.F., 624 Kaszycki, C.A., 1069, 1070 Langlais, L., 69 Hall, J ., 414 Hiiy,T.,87 Katsube, T.J., 442 Langridge, R., 287 Hall, R.L., 843, 844 Hrabi, R.B., 652 Kean, B.F., 767 Larbi, J ., 452 Halleran, A., 963 Hu, X.Q., 481 Keen, C.E., 393, 432 Larouche, P., 1124 Halsey, L.A., 83 Huang, P.M., 474, 541 Keen, M.J., 565 Last, W.M., 148, 195, 234, 737- Halstead,J., 1020 Hubert, C., 397, 398, 1420 Keep, M., 969 739, 1079, 1169- Ham, L.J., 51, 52 Hudec, P.P., 451-453 Kehlenbeck, M.M., 1364 1171, 1230-1233 Hamilton, G.D. 1154 Hughes,J.D., 592, 593 Keith,D.A.W., 1207 Lauriol, B., 320 Hamilton, T.S., 390, 14154 Hughes, O.L., 484, 1061, 1062 Keller, R., 293, 294 Lavoie, A., 1124, 1125 Hamilton, W.N., 617, 618, 664 Hughes-Pearl,J., 619 Kelly, R.I., 1071 Lavoie, D., 137, 1172 Hancock, K., 18 Huneault, P.A., 461, 465 Kemp, K.M., 1309 Law, K.T., 482, 483, 485-487 Hancock, Q.D., 622 Hunter,J.A.,430 Kendall, J.M., 394 Law, L.K., 330, 334 HanesJ.A., 256 Huntley, D.J., 284-286 Kennedy, L.A., 753 Lawford, R., 528 Hanmer,S.K., 1345, 1362 Hutchence, K., 382 Kenney, B.C., 1228 Laznicka, P., 778-780 Hanneson, J.E., 331 Hutcheon, I.E., 156-158 Kent, D.M., 601, 1166, 1167 Lebel, D., 70, 1178 Hansen, B., 1170 Hutton,J.T., 286 Keppie,J.D., 1357, 1359 Lebel, J ., 1420 Harms, T., 16 Huxter, R.S., 331 Kerr, A., 232, 531 Le Cheminant, A.N., 115, 116 Harnois, L., 665 Hwang,S_G., 1359 Kerr,D.E., 1072 Leckie, D.A., 1151, 1173 Harper, C., 78, 79, 666 Hy,C., 1360 Kerrich, R., 52 Lee,D.,37 Harper,J.D., 772 Hyndman, R.D., 431 Kettles, I.M., 136, 147, 1073 Lefebure, D.V., 4 Harris, D.C., 810 Hynes, A., 1381 Khalid, A.H., 1163 Lefebvre, D.L., 335 Harris, G.J ., 1208 Kindle, C.H., 886 Le Gresley, E.M., 560 Harrison, J.C., 1346 I King, D., 786 Leitch, C.R., 660, 711 Harry, D.G., 467, 468 King,J.E.,44, 1350 Leith, R., 498, 1139, 1140 Hart, B.S., 1161 Ichangi, D., 684 Kirkham, R. V ., 679 Lemieux, E., 1373 Hartman, S., 812 Idris, A.E_M., 1162 Kish, L., 680 Lemmen, D., 1080 Hartman, W., 860 Imreh,L., 1417-1420 Kissin, S.A., 775, 776, 820, 1003 Lemoine, R., 1109 Hawthorne, F.C., 154, 802-804, Indares, A., 68 Kite, G., 1130, 1139, 1140 Lenton, P.G., 805, 953 808, 809, 811- Irrinki, R.R., 671 Klassen, R.A., 681, 1074-1076 Lepage, B.A., 915 818 Irving, E., 258, 357, 367 Klein, G., 1178 Le Quentrec, M-F., 371 Hayes, J.P., 32 Knappers, W.A., 358 Lerbekmo, J .F., 269, 359, 360 Haynes, F.M., 667 J Knight, I., 35 Lesack, L., 496, 498 Haynes, S.J ., 619, 668, 669 Knight, J ., 204 Lesarge, R., 193 Heah, T., 282 Jackson, G.D., 113, 114, 1250 Knight, R., 333, 433 Lessard, G., 314, 1123 Heath, A., 1066 Jackson, H.R., 392 Knoll, M., 333 Levinson, A.A., 196 Heather, K.B., 773 Jackson,L.E.Jr., 1063 Koerner, R.M., 495 Levson, V., 1081 Hebert, C., 670 Jackson, T.A., 167 Kolisnik, A.M.E., 972 Lewchuk, M.T., 366 Hebert, R., 653, 964-967, 1002, Jackson, V.A., 39-42 Kontak, D.J., 52, 939 Lewis, C.F.M., 566 1251,1252,1420 Jacob, H-L., 1025 Kotas, A., 936 Lewis, P.D., 1320, 1398 Hecky, R., 496, 498 J akobs, G ., 858 Kouba, J ., 434 Lewis, T.J., 370 Heginbottom,J.A., 318, 450, 469 Jambor, J .L., 819 Kowall, W., 265 Lewkowicz, A.G., 321, 475, 497 Hein, F., 1242 James, B., 530 Koyanagi, V.M., 10 Lewry,J.F., 997 Heinrich, S., 283 James, D.T., 43 Kramers,J.W., 722 Leybourne, M., 1425 Helmstaedt, H., 15, 257, 1408 James, P., 911 Kreber, E.S., 395 Liaghat, S., 684 Henderson, J.B., 38, 110-112 Jamieson, H.E., 826 Kreis, K., 1168 Lichti-Federovich, S., 923 Henderson,J.R., 1249 Jansa, L.F., 1227 Kresz, D., 57 Lightfoot, P.C., 235 Hendry, H.E., 1162-1164, 1225 Jarvis, I., 178 Kroberg, B.I., 1229 Liu, S., 1393 Heroux, Y., 165, 166, 774 Jasper, J., 1131 Krogh, T.E., 1357 Liverman, D., 33, 83, 98 Hewitt, R., 875 Jebrak, M., 146, 191, 231, 672 Kronberg, B.I., 192-194, 233 Locat, J ., 442-445 Hickin, E.J., 319 Jefferson, C.W., 673 Krzanowski, R.M., 304, 607 Loeffler, E.J., 893 Hicksin, C.J., 1416 Jeffries, D., 529 Kurfurst, P.J., 473 Logan, J.M., 10 Hicock, S.R., 1054-1057 Jensen, L.J., 222 Kwan, C.H., 329 Lombard, P.A., 169 Higgs, R., 1165 Jensen, L.S., 128, 226 Kwiakowski, M., 1178 Loncarevic, B.D., 361 Hildebrand, R.S., 1347, 1348 J erzykiewicz, T., 594-596 Kwong, Y.T.J.,463,474,535 Longerich, H.P., 154 Hill, P., 1226 Jessop,A.M.,369 Kyser, T.K., 1005, 1006, 1184 Longstaffe,F.J., 217, 640-643, Hitchon, B., 517, 773 Johns, G.W., 1421 803,953,1176 Hodgson,C.J., 637, 651, 663, Johnston, L.M., 463, 529, 534 L Losh, S., 676 682, 692, 713 Johnston, R.A., 846, 847 Love, D., 682 Hodgson, D.A., 1058-1060 Jol, H., 322 Lachambre, G., 60 Lowe, C., 434 Hodych,J.P. 356 Jolly, W.T., 968 Lacoste,P.,653, 1251, 1417, 1420 Lu, Z.Y., 446 Hoffe, B., 414 Jonasson, I.R., 168 Lacroix, S., 777 Luckman, G., 513 Hoffman, P.F., 1349 Jones, A.G., 332 Laflamme, A., 1178 Ludden,J.N., 205, 236-238, 396- Hofmann, H.J., 845, 1144 Jones, J.R., 1218 Lafrance, B., 1340 398,972 Holdsworth, G., 513-516 Jones, L.D., 303 Lafrance, P., 1122 Ludvigsen, R., 885, 886 Holm, P.E., 230, 302, 790, 1363 Jordan, R_, 876 Lambert, A., 376 Luternauer, J .L., 454-456, 567 Holmes, H., 414 Josenhans, H.W., 563, 564 Lambert, E., 1125 Lydon,J.W., 683 Holmes, P., 1364 Journeay, J.M., 254 Lambert, M.B., 970, 971 Lyons, N., 493 84 Researcher Index/Index des chercheurs

M McKinnon, P., 1361 N Pappas, E., 797 McLaren, G.R., 88, 89 Nadeau,J., 1418 Parent,M., 1038, 1039 Maccagno, M., 536 McLaughlin, R., 977 Nadeau, L., 314 Park, A.F., 4 7 Macdonald, A.S., 48 McLean, D., 1178 Nagy,B.,241 Park, J .K., 362 MacDonald, D., 217 McLeod, M.J., 30 Nagy,D.,380 Parkhill,M.A., 1092 MacDonald, D.E., 602, 603 McMahon,P.G., 743 Nahnybida, C.G., 158 Parks, K., 540 MacDonald, M.A., 51, 52 McMartin, I., 1108 Nantel, S., 626, 1379 Parney, R.W., 395 MacGillivray,J.R., 1207 McMechan, M.E., 13, 1269 Narbonne, G.M., 1180 Parphenuk, 0., 371 Macintyre, D.G., 11 McMillan,N.J., 744 Nassichuk, W.W., 1273, 1274 Parris, R.R., 22, 263, 283, 1317 Mackie, G.L., 1067 McMillan, W.J., 976, 1129 Naurotsky, A., 944 Parrott, R., 575 MacLean, B., 568, 1234 McMullan, W.G., 285 Naylor, R.D., 1275 Parslow, G.R., 689, 690, 1014 MacLean, B.C., 399 McNaughton, D., 532, 537, 541 Nella,J.,829 Patel, I.M., 1193, l 194 MacLean, W.H., 684 McNeil, D.H., 850, 1295 Nelson, C.S., 1208, 1243 Pattison, D.R.M., 1007 MacLellan, H.E., 973 McTaggart, K.C., 204 Nelson,J.A., 16 Pattison, S.A.J., 1204 Macnab, R.F., 342, 569 Meijer-Drees, N.C., 1270, 1271 Nentwich, F.W., 756 Paul, J., 1275 Macqueen, R.W., 740, 1174, 1316 Meintzer,R.E., 217, 640, 641, Nestor, H., 860 Payette, S., 440 Macrides, C.G., 400 801,805,953 Nicholaichuk, W., 502 Pearce, T.H., 978-981, 991 Madore, C., 632 Melfi, A.J., 194 Nicholls, E., 890 Pedder, A.E.H., 1278 Mahnic, P., 1109 Mellinger,D.M., 312, 695, 1127, Nicholls,J., 980 Pedersen, R.B., 974 Maitland, W.M., 652 1128 Nicol, D., 977, 1364 Peiris, E., 690 Makino, Y., 1223 Melville, D.M., 8 Niedermayr, G., 802 Pelletier, B.R., 1088 Malczak,J., 715 Mercher, G., 532 Nie Fengjun, 976 Peng, Z.R., 406 Malek, L., 233 Merriam, J.B., 377, 402, 435 Nielson, B., 149 Percival,J.A.,131, 138, 1366, Malo, M., 162, 1374-1376, 1382, Merrill, G.K., 868 Nixon,G.T., 17 1369 1384 Methot, Y., 868 Nobes, D.C., 426, 427 Perkins, D., 997 Malpas,J.,974 Meyer,J.R., 625 Nordstrom, K.; 535 Perla, R., 1130, 1131, 1140 Mamet, B., 854, 924, 1257, 1266, Michael, P.J., 552, 557, 558, 1013 Norford, B.S.,745, 1276, 1277 Perras,M., 1089 1267 Michaud, Y., 316 Norris, A.W., 851 Perrault, G., 207, 639, 1420 Mandryk, G.B., 603, 604, 607 Middleton, K.H., 1154 Norris, B., 1182 Perrier, B., 653, 1420 Mandziuk, W., 975 Mihalynuk, M., 14 Northcote,K.E., 1357 Peterson, D.W., 1411, 1412 Marcotte,D., 197, 198,311,339 Millar, T.W., 312 Nosal, M., 516 Peterson, R.C., 825-827, 829, 831 Marcoux, E., 704, 705 Millard, R.L., 827 Nour-Omid, B., 550 Peterson, T.D., 982 Mareschal, J-C., 371 Miller, A.R., 781 Nowlan, G.S., 852 Pharo, C., 498 Mareschal, M., 324 Miller, B., 1358 Nutman, A.P., 270 Picard, C., 238, 983-985, 994 Marillier, F., 401 Miller, B.B., 1068 Picard, D., 655 Marquis, R., 71, 72, 1256, 1377 Miller, H.G., 378, 379 0 Pilny,J.J., 1084 Marsden,H., 1422 Miller, R., 685 Pilote, P., 787 Marsh, P., 496, 498, 499, 506, 1131 Mills, R.F., 170 Oberti, R., 818 Pinard, S., 854 Marshal, D., 1010 Minto,J., 1167 O'Brien, B.H., 34 Pintson, H., 205 Marshal, M., 879 Mitchell, R.H., 977 O'Brien, S.J ., 32, 35 Piper, D.J.W., 576, 577 Martignole,J., 941, 942, 1378- Molyneaux, P.M., 125 Occhietti, S., 551 Place, C.H., 1194, 1195 1380 Money, P.L., 129 O'Connell,S.C.,517, 1313 Plant,A.G., 828, 1146, 1161, Martin, E., 942 Monger,J.W.H., 9, 90, 1315 Odam, A.L., 1359 1176, 1181, 1182 Martini, LP., 1082, 1083, 1175 Monier-Williams, M., 425 O'Donnell, L., 652 Platt, R.G., 986 Massey, N., 12 Montgomery, S.A., 1275 O'Driscoll, C.F., 586, 786 Plint, H., 869 Mastalerz, K., 925 Mooney, S., 1159 Ogden, P., 170 Podruski,J.A., 747, 748 Mathews, W.H., 239, 288, 918 Moore, J.M., 665, 1316, 1422 O'Hanley, D.S., 1004-1006 Poey,J-L., 1183 Matthews,J.V.,Jr., 848 Moore, P., 97 4 Okulitch, A. V., 118, 1352 Poitras, A., 176 Matysek, P.F., 199 Moore, P.R., 1310 Olagne, X., 501 Poole, J ., 32 Maurice, Y.T., 200, 240 Moorhead, J., 1381 Olive, V., 967 Pouget, P., 1380 Mayer, U., 117, 1268 Morad, S., 1142 Oliver, J .L., 667 Poulsen, K.H., 691 Mayewski, P., 516 Moran, K., 570 Oloriz, F., 879 Poulton, T.P., 748, 843, 1298-1300 Mayrand, L., 397 Moreton, C., 1333 O'Neill, N.T., 1125 Powell,W., 692 Mazimhaka,P.K., 1164 Morgan,A.V., 1084 O'Neill, P.P., 36 Power, B.A., 1205 McCabe, H.R., 1166 Morris, T.F., 1085 Ophori, D.U., 538 Preece, S., 250 McCammon, C., 821-823 Morrow, D.W., 782, 1272 O'Reilly, G.A., 52, 688 Prescott, J .R., 286 McAllister, A.L., 1333 Mortensen, J .K., 289 Orchard, M.J., 853, 1297 Price, C.P., 1405, 1406 McAllister,J., 213 Moser, K.A., 980 Osadetz, K.G., 746 Price, R.A., 19, 20 McAlpine, K.D., 741, 742, 755 Moslow, T.F., 567, 1177 Osborn, G., 513, 1087 Prichonnet, G., 1090, 1091, 1108 McAndrews, J ., 903 Mossman, D.J., 241, 783-785 Osmani, I.A., 1360 Prime, G.A., 627, 1275 McArthur, J., 479 Mossop, G.D., 1296 Ottaway, T.L.,824 Procter, R.M., 749 McCarthy, B., 515, 516 Mott,J.A., 15 Otto, C.J., 539 Pronk, A.G., 1092 McClenaghan, M.B., 1104 Mott, R.J ., 929 Owen, R.B., 698 Proudfoot, D.N., 33, 1093 McClung, D.M., 500, 501, 508 Mountjoy, E., 259, 1178 Owens, D.R., 819, 820 Proulx, A., 636 McConkey, M., 502 Mucci, A., 571-574 Provencher, L., 315 McConnell,J., 201-203 Mudie, P.J., 1086, 1235, 1242 p Prowse, T.D., 463, 492, 493, 497, McCracken, A.O., 849 Muir, I., 209 503-506, 1131 McFall, G., 1365 Muir, I.D., 1179 Padgham, W.A., 1423 Prud'homme, P., 142 McFarland, S., 867 Muir, T.L., 130 Page, P., 572 Pujing Pau, 251 McGregor, D.C., 926 Mulja, T., 977 Palacky, G., 344 Pullan, S.E., 403 McGurk, A., 499 Munro, D.S.", 513 Palacky, G.J., 437 Pupp,C.,532 Mcintyre, D.J ., 927, 932 Murphy,J.B., 1357, 1358 Palfy,J., 858 Puttmann, W., 1275 Mciver, E.E., 915, 928 Mussakowski, R., 1137 Pan,H.,366 Puumala, M., 479 McKay,J., 1176 Mwangi, M., 543 Pan,J.,217 Pyne, M., 756 McKee,J.S.C., 154 Mwenifumbo, C.J., 436 Panteleyev, A., 18 Researcher Index/Index des chercheurs 83

Rouse, G.E., 288, 918 Sichingabula, H., 319 Struik, L.C., 24, 1281 Rouse,J.N.,89 Silvestri, V., 480 Suchy, D., 1282 Quenneville, J ., 343 Rowsell, B., 528 Simandl, G., 628 Sun Min,291 Quing,H., 1178 Roy,C.,645 Simard, A., 645 Supeene, K., 167 Quirt, D., 693-696 Roy, F., 1382 Simmons, W., 804 Sureau,J.F., 707 Royal, W., 903 Simonetti, A., 290 Sutcliffe, R.H., 375 R Russell, J .K., 963, 969, 987 Sims, P., 531 Svec, O.J., 466, 488-490 Russell, L.S., 906 Sinclair, A.J., 189, 313, 709- Sweeney,J., 1403 Racine, M., 1251 Russell, W.J., 1399 711, 714 Sweet, A.R., 930-932 Raddysh, H., 1313 Rust, B., 1098 Sinclair, W.D., 712 Swinden, S., 677 Radloff, J ., 91 Rutter, N.W., 83, 1110 Sinha, N.K., 507, 509, 510 Sykes, D., 944 Radlowski, Z., 710 Ruzicka, V., 701 Siragusa, G.M., 244, 245 Syme, E.C., 28 Raiser, S., 4 7 Ryan,B.,37 Skibo, D.N., 751 Symons, D.T.A., 366 Ramik, R., 833 Ryan, R.J., 49, 53, 1196 Skippen, G.B., 1010 Syvitski, J.P.M., 1238-1240 Ranalli, G., 434 Rye, R.O., 734 Sklash, M., 543 Szoke, S., 629 Randell, R., 165 Skulski, T., 237 Raudsepp, M., 809, 855 s Skwara, T., 907 T Ravina, A., 453 Slaney, V.R., 1126, 1134 Ray,G.E.,21 Sacks, I.S., 408 Slawinski, M.A., 395 Tailleur, L., 1266 Raynaud, D., 516 Sage, R.P., 132, 702 Slimmon, W.L., 80 Tait, L., 992 Read, P., 623 Samson, I.M., 789-792 Smeds, S-A., 801, 805, 953 Takahashi, E., 945 Reddy, D., 661, 697 Sanborn-Barrie, M., 1367 Smith, G.G., 606 Tanczyk, E.1., 796 Rees, C.J ., 4 Sandemain, H., 974 Smith, J.V., 816 Tanguay,M.G., 207, 458, 547, Rees, M., 696 Sandoval, J ., 879 Smith, L., 544, 545, 1321 1135, 1136 Reid, I., 404 Sanford, B.V., 1280 Smith, P.K., 52 Tanguay, S., 965 Reilly, B.A., 1369 Sangster, A.L., 793 Smith, P.L., 857, 858 Tasse, N., 1191, 1192 Reimer, T.0., 785 Sangster, D.F., 166, 703, 794 Smith, S.L., 1101 Taylor, A.E., 476, 477 Renault,R.W., 698, 1184-1186, Sanquet, J ., 532 Smith, T.E., 230, 791 Taylor, B.E., 247 1236 Sarvas, P., 479 Smith, W.D., 1275 Taylor, D., 33 Rencz, A.N., 1132 Sato, H., 408 Snidal, J., 531 Taylor, F.C., 993 Reynolds, A.D., 1187 Saunders, C., 717 Snowdon, L.R., 171, 172, 246, 752 Taylor, G.C., 1322 Reynolds, P., 52 Sauve, P., 1420 Snyder, J., 831 Taylor, R., 261 Reynolds, S.R., 377 Sauveplane, C.M., 733 Soo, K.Y., 1369 Taylor, R.B., 478, 579, 1241 Rheault, M., 1133 Sawyer, E., 69 Souther, J.G., 795, 990, 1400 Taylor, R.P., 973 Rheaume, P., 704, 706, 707, 830 Sayed, M., 494, 507, 510 Spark, R., 479 Teare, M., 1178 Ribo,J., 474, 534, 537, 541 Scafe, D.W., 618 Sparkes, 8., 33 Teccier, P., 11 Riccardi, A.C., 877, 878 Scammell, R.J., 22 Sparkes, B.G., 1102 Teertstra, D., 802 Rice, M.C., 981 Scarfe, C.M., 297, 408, 937, 944- Spencer, C., 409 Tella, S., 120-122 Richards, B.C., 1279 940 Sperling, A., 530 Teller,J.T., 1109, 1110 Richardson, K.A., 405 Schaerer, P.A., 500, 501, 508 Spooner, I.S., 457 Tempelman-Kluit, D.J., 25, 1303, Richardson, R.J .H., 304, 604 Schafer, C.T., 578, 1237 Spray, J.G., 753, 943, 1011 1386 Richardson, S., 797 Schandl, E.S., 988, 1008 Spry, P.G., 715 Teskey, D.J., 305 Ricketts, B.D., 605 Schau, M., 119, 989, 1009 Squires, C., 974 Tessier, A.C., 713 Ricketts, M.J., 1094 Scheckler, S.E., 916 Srisuk, K., 546 Tessier, E., 525 Riddihough, R.P., 553 Schenk, P.E., 870 Srivastava, S.P., 1401 Testana, N., 1152 Rigby,J.K., 855 Schiarizza, P., 23, 260, 646 Stanley, C.R., 313 Theodor, J ., 905 Riva,J.F., 856 Schindel, G., 531 Stapleton, G., 786 Thevenin, J ., 336 Roach, D., 1353 Schmok, G., 512 St. Croix, L., 98 Thewalt, M.L.W., 285 Robarts, R.D., 534 Schrijver, K., 667, 704-707, 830, Stea, R.R., 1103 Thibert, F., 994 Robert, F., 787 1192 Stead, D., 1185 Thompson, M.J., 548 Roberts, A.C., 819 Schulze, D., 257 Stearn, C.W., 859, 860, 888, Thompson, P.H., 123 Roberts, M.C., 322 Scott,J ., 97 4 1210,1282 Thompson, R.I., 82, 1323, 1324 Roberts, W., 1334 Scott, S.D., 870 Stebbins,J.F., 947 Thomson, C.J., 389, 394, 410 Robertson, M., 545 Scroggins, R., 531 Steele, K.G., 206, 1104 Thorliefson, L.H., 111 Robin, P-Y. F., 310 Sea, F., 207, 1135 Stemper, B., 296 Thorpe, R.I., 248 Rocheleau,M., 653, 654, 699, Seabrook, R., 353, 355, 364 Stephenson, R.A., 754, 1354 Thorsteinsson, R., 46, 124 1145, 1188, 1251, Seal, R., 255 Sterenberg, C.E., 603 Thurston,P.C., 127, 133, 222, 1252,1420 Seaman, A.A., 1095 Stimac,J.A., 991 1368 Rochester, M.G., 406 Sears, W.A., 686 St-Julien,P., 653, 654, 1145, Tilkov, M., 714 Roddick,J.A., 92 Seaton, J .8., 45 1251,1252 Timoulali, Y., 1136 Roelofsen-Ahl, J ., 829 Seeman, D.A., 381 Stockmal, G., 1402 Tipper, H.W., 858, 1304, 1305 Rogers, G.C., 407, 439 Seguin, M.K., 440 Stoermer, E., 1224 Tirschman, P., 962 Rogers, P.J., 169, 170 Semkin, R., 529 Stoker, K.J.L., 321 Tokaryk, T.T., 894, 909-911 Rohr, K., 363, 1394 Seymour, K., 904 Stone, D., 58 Tomascak, P., 642, 643, 953 Roscoe, S.M., 700 Sharma, K.N.M., 66 Stone, P.E., 365 T6th,J., 518, 533, 536, 538-540, Rose,H., 72 Sharpe, D., 1119 St-Onge, D.A., 1105-1108 548 Rosenthal, L.R., 1189, 1190, 1209 Sharpe, D.R., 1096-1098 St-Onge, M.R., 1355, 1383 Tozer, E.T., 861 Ross, G., 534 Shea, G.T., 558 Storck, R.L., 1015 Tremblay, A., 73, 966 Ross, G,M., 1318 Sherlock, R., 676 Storer, J.E., 908, 909 Tremblay, C., 177 Ross,J.V., 91, 697, 1319, 1320, Sherlock, R.L, 776 Stoto, G., 127 Tremblay, J ., 862 1395-1398 Sherman, G.R., 790 Stott, D.F., 1301, 1302 Trettin, H.P., 1283 Ross, S., 425 Sherriff, B., 812, 1413 Stott, G.M., 133 Tronnes, R., 945-94 7 Rossman, G.R., 814 Shetsen, I., 1296 St-Pierre, L., 613 Troop, D.G., 715 Rostron, B., 542 Shevalier, M., 158 Stringer, P., 1330 Trotter, R., 1313 Roth, T., 734 Shilts, W.W., 708, 1099, 1100 Strobl, R.S., 602, 607 Trowell, N.F., 1137 Rottenfusser, B.A., 750 Sibbick, S.J., 185 Stronach, N., 844 Trudel, C., 1384 86 Researcher Index/Index des chercheurs

Trudel,P., 207, 639, 716, 1419, Verpaelst, P., 645, 699, 1252 Westgate, J., 250, 296, 309 Woodsworth,G.J., 26, 94, 258, 1420 Vigrass, L.W., 382, 797 Weston, D., 869 1325 Trueman, D.L., 805 Vilks, G., 864 Westrop, S.R., 862, 880-886 Wright,J.A., 414 Trzcienski, W.E., 994, 1256, 1371 Vincent,J-S., 1116-1118 Wheeler,J.0., 93 WuJinhua, 1159 Tuach, J ., 71 7 Vlassopoulos, D., 208 White, C.E., 48 Wu, W.J.,406 Tulyatid, J., 292 Von Bitter, P.H., 865-870, 1015, White, G.U., 631 Wunapeera,A., 1340 Turek, A., 293, 294 1197 White,J.C., 1385, 1404 Wyllie, R., 678 Turner,R.G., 1103 von Ulrich, W.F., 1275 White,J .M., 934 Wynne, P.J., 260 Turnock, A.C., 995 Vos, M.A., 630 Whitford, D.J., 552 Tyrcha, K., 434 Whiting,J., 1128 x w Wicks, F.J., 800, 824, 832, 833, u 988,1004-1006,1008 Xue Xianyu, 297, 947 Waddington,J., 871, 872 Wiggering, H., 242 Ucakuwun, E.K., 804 Wade,J.A., 1306 Wightman, D.M., 1207 y Underschultz, J.R., 517, 733, 1313 Wadsworth,J.A., 1206 Wijbrans, J .R., 269 Ungaretti, L., 817, 818 Waldie,C., 677 Williams, G.K., 1356 Yamamura, B., 279 Utada, H., 330 Walker, D., 530 Williams, H., 32, 1336-1338 Yang Ling, 888 Utha-aroon, C., 1186 Walker,R.G., 1187, 1198-1206 Williams, H.F.L., 322 Yin Zhaomin, 434 Utting,J., 933, 1284 Wall, J.H., 932, 1307 Williams, H.R., 1369, 1389 Yole, R.W., 367, 755, 756 Uyeno, T.T., 863 Wallace-Dudley, K.E., 1308 Williams,P.F., 47, 1329, 1333, Yorath, C.J., 1311 Wang, X-J., 640 1334, 1339, 1340, Young, H.R., 1208, 1209, 1243, v Wankiewicz,A., 549, 1130, 1131, 1359, 1360, 1405- 1310 1138-1140 1407 Young, K.L., 497 Valiquette,G., 210, 220, 221, Wardle, R.J., 99 Williams, S.H., 887 Young, R.P., 415 628, 718 Wares, R., 719 Williams-Jones, A.E., 792 Yuan, L.R., 722 Vallee, M.A., 344 Warman, T., 1119 Wilson, B.C., 1408 Yurkowski, M., 601 Vallieres, A., 7 4, 75, 139 Warner, B.G., 1068 Wilson,J.M.D., 720 van Breemen, 0., 295 Warren, H.V., 173, 249 Wilson, R.A., 31 z Vandenberg, A., 534, 549 Watson, G.P., 798 Wise, M.A., 642, 643, 803-805 van de Poll, H.W., 1193-1196 Watts, K., 1267 Wittaker, P.J., 715 Zaleski, E., 1328 Van der Flier-Keller, E. 580 Webb,S.,406 Wittenberg, J ., 1177 Zarma, M., 526 608,609 Webby, B.J., 860 Wolcott, J., 184 Zhong Shaojun, 573, 57 4 van der Heyden, P., 262, 263 Webster, I.C.L., 1129 Wolfe, S.A., 464 Zhu Pei Ding, 371 Vanderveer, D.G_, 459 Wei,J., 1171 Wong, R.K.W., 607 Zhu,R.,487 Van Schmus, W.R.., 293, 294 Wei,K.,946 Woo, M-K., 499, 528 Zhu Tianfei, 417 van Staal, C.R., 1329, 1332 Weichert, D.H., 411-413, 441 Wood, S., 208 Zodrow,E.L., 298, 306, 919, Van Wagoner,N.A., 48, 1242, Wendling, G., 524 Wood, S.A., 251, 1003 922,925,935,936 1424,1425 Welsford, B., 755 Woodbury, A., 550 Zouhry, S., 721 Veillette,J.J., 1112-1115 West, G.F., 417 Vermette, D., 967 Westermann, G.E.G., 873-879 Vemon,R.H., 1407