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larger part of the Archean Protaxis, is the "Fundamental. Gneiss," sometimes called, from its great development about the upper waters of the Ottawa River, the ...
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www.1911encyclopedia.org/Canada
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Mar 24, 2007 ... The Archean protaxis is sometimes spoken of as a plateau, but probably half of it falls below 1000 ft. The lowland part includes from zoo to Soo ...
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SECTIONS ACROSS ARCHEAN PROTAXIS OF CANADA. The rocks of the interior pre-Cambrian shield, where seen on the two cross-sections, belong entirely ...
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... which there are about a dozen of great extent with many of smaller size, are distributed along the south and southeastern edge of the main Archean protaxis... ...
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www.sciencemag.org/content/99/2580/461.full.pdf
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Dana's hypothesis of Archean protaxes, popular last century, considered present crystalline ranges tohave persisted from early times. The widely accepted ...
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... a Babylonian stele; 50: One in bronze made for the temple at Miletus; 51: Round it the Palaeozoic sands and clays; 52: Especially that of the Archean pro taxis ...
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www.springerlink.com/index/H15R613778511363.pdf
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Dana's Geanticlinals and Archaean Protaxes. Professor JAMES DWm~T DA?r of Yale University published a series of articles on mountain building in 1878 in ...
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Most of eastern Canada is occupied by what is called the Archaean shield or protaxis, the nucleus of the entire continent, perhaps the oldest land now visible ...
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pubs.usgs.gov/gf/149/text.pdf
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granites do not form a part of an Archean protaxis, as formerly held, but represent relatively late intrusions. TOPOGRAPHY. The most striking features of the ...
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www.ajsonline.org/content/250/6/411.full.pdf
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“Archean protaxes” of Dana. Easton and the New Jersey localities lie in the southwest extension of the Hudson High- lands, the others in the Blue Ridge welt .
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