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40 行 The Labrador Trough is also known as the “New Quebec Orogen” in many papers and
P. Kearey, A regional structural model of the Labrador Trough, northern Quebec, from gravity studies, and its relevance to continent collision in the Precambrian, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 10.1016/0012-821X(76)90198-9, 28, 3, (371-378), (1976).
Labrador is part of the eastern Canadian Shield and intrusive igneous or metamorphic rocks are the most common, with sedimentary rocks in some areas. Four of the seven Canadian Shield provinces make up Labrador. Archean age rocks and east-west structural trends mark the Superior Province (a small area in the west near Quebec) which encompasses the Ashuanipi Complex granulite and granodiorite intruded by pyroxene-rich felsic plutons. The Nain Province runs along t
The Labrador Trough contains world-class iron deposits which have been mined since 1954. The direct shipping of Knob Lake ores were mined at Schefferville from 1954 to 1982. Concentrate production began in 1961 in the southwest end of the Trough, with three mines currently producing concentrate and pellets at a rate of 35 Mt per year.
The geology of the eastern margin of the Labrador Trough is comprised of a series of 14DPaleoproterozoic (2.17 to 1.87 Ga) sedimentary and volcanic rocks, which have been subdivided into a series of distinct lithotectonic zones. Numerous mineral occurrences are known in this region, which include the following deposit types:
The western half of the Labrador Trough, consisting of a thick sedimentary sequence, can be divided into three sections based on changes in lithology and metamorphism (North, Central and South). The Trough is comprised of a sequence of Proterozoic sedimentary rocks including iron formation, volcanic rocks and mafic intrusions known as the ...
THE LABRADOR TROUGH: OPPORTUNITIES IN CANADA’S PREMIER IRON ORE DISTRICT . Located in a modern, ... Southern Trough ... • Magnetite ore with simple geology, and low in impurities • Naturally suited for production of high
Abstract: The sedimentology of phosphatic iron formation from the Labrador Trough: implications for the accumulation of Precambrian phosphorite Author: S. L. Anderson Subject: Atlantic Geology, Vol. 45 \(2009\), No. 1, Page 22 Keywords: Atlantic Geology
The Labrador Trough consists of Paleoproterozoic sedimentary and volcanic rocks that extends for more than 1100 km, from the northwest corner of Ungava Bay south to Lake Pletpi. It forms the western part of a larger orogenic belt called the New Québec Orogen¸ which records the oblique convergence and collision of the Archean Superior Craton ...
P. Kearey, A regional structural model of the Labrador Trough, northern Quebec, from gravity studies, and its relevance to continent collision in the Precambrian, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 10.1016/0012-821X(76)90198-9, 28, 3, (371-378), (1976).
Jan 01, 2021 The Labrador Trough (or New Québec Orogen) is a NNW-SSE oriented fold-and-thrust belt, primarily composed of Archaean to Palaeoproterozoic volcanic and metasedimentary rocks (Hoffman, 1990, Henrique-Pinto et al., 2019). Pervasive westward imbricate thrusting occurred during oblique collision between the Superior and Southern Rae craton at 1.84 ...
The geology of the eastern margin of the Labrador Trough is comprised of a series of 14DPaleoproterozoic (2.17 to 1.87 Ga) sedimentary and volcanic rocks, which have been subdivided into a series of distinct lithotectonic zones. Numerous mineral occurrences are known in this region, which include the following deposit types:
The siliciclastic Wishart Formation of the Early Proterozoic Labrador trough is a high‐energy shelf deposit. Wishart sandstones contain both interstitial chert with textures of void‐filling cement and thin chert intercalations contaminated with siliciclastic mud. Although volumetrically minor, these cherts occur in several thin, areally ...
Labrador Trough The Labrador Trough is mostly recognized for its extensive iron formations, toting more than 80 billion tonnes of iron ore resources. The deposits consist of altered and metamorphosed bands of iron and chert, which originally draped over a seafloor some 2.3 billion years ago.
Abstract: The sedimentology of phosphatic iron formation from the Labrador Trough: implications for the accumulation of Precambrian phosphorite Author: S. L. Anderson Subject: Atlantic Geology, Vol. 45 \(2009\), No. 1, Page 22 Keywords: Atlantic Geology Created Date: 9/14/2015 2:50:42 PM
Revised stratigraphic nomenclature for the central part of the Labrador Trough. [M J Frarey] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts ... # Geology--Newfoundland and Labrador--Labrador\/span>\n \u00A0\u00A0\u00A0\n schema:bookFormat\/a> bgn: ...
Labrador Trough, Canada ConNnus KUIN Department of Geology, Indianq Uniuersity Bl oomingt on, Indiana 4 740 I Abstract The Proterozoic iron-formation in the south-central part of the Labrador Trough is the product of primary sedimentation and of diagenesis, but south of the Grenville Front this
Labrador The geology of Labrador is much older than Newfoundland, with rocks dating back to 4 billion years — some of the oldest on earth. Exploration in Labrador has mostly focused on three areas: the Labrador Trough in western Labrador, the Central Mineral Belt near the region’s midline on the eastern coast and around Vale ’s (NYSE ...
Our conclusions receive additional support from a number of examples where Fe(II)-silicate minerals have precipitated in close association with Ca-phosphate; for instance, the Paleoproterozoic Sokoman Iron Formation of the Labrador Trough, eastern Canada (Pufahl et al., 2014), and Ordovician oolitic ironstones of Bell Island, Newfoundland ...
"The Eldor carbonatite complex, located in the Labrador Trough region of Quebec, Canada, is a relatively unstudied deposit. The complex has a ubiquitos distribution of pyrochlore throughout the units, contains REE mineralization in the form of monazite and contains several minerals which would be economically viable as a by-product of pyrochlore mining. The units identified in this study, at ...
Other articles where Mozambique Belt is discussed: Precambrian: Occurrence and distribution of Precambrian rocks: Proterozoic age include the Limpopo, Mozambique, and Damaran belts in Africa, the Labrador Trough in Canada, and the Eastern Ghats belt in India. Several small relict areas, spanning a few hundred kilometres across, exist within or against Phanerozoic orogenic belts and
The Labrador Trough consists of Paleoproterozoic sedimentary and volcanic rocks that extends for more than 1100 km, from the northwest corner of Ungava Bay south to Lake Pletpi. It forms the western part of a larger orogenic belt called the New Québec Orogen¸ which records the oblique convergence and collision of the Archean Superior Craton ...
A fold shaped like an elongate trough is a(n) syncline. THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH... Geology 1101 Hawkins- Exam 2. 152 terms. Lizwiel4. Geology-> Non-Silicate Minerals. 13 terms. Becky_Kozma. Geology Lab Non-Silicate Minerals. 14 terms. mmfoshee2510. Hawkins Lab Midterm. 59 terms. kelleyallsbrook. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE... Hawkins Geology ...
Jan 01, 2021 The Labrador Trough (or New Québec Orogen) is a NNW-SSE oriented fold-and-thrust belt, primarily composed of Archaean to Palaeoproterozoic volcanic and metasedimentary rocks (Hoffman, 1990, Henrique-Pinto et al., 2019). Pervasive westward imbricate thrusting occurred during oblique collision between the Superior and Southern Rae craton at 1.84 ...
Abstract: The sedimentology of phosphatic iron formation from the Labrador Trough: implications for the accumulation of Precambrian phosphorite Author: S. L. Anderson Subject: Atlantic Geology, Vol. 45 \(2009\), No. 1, Page 22 Keywords: Atlantic Geology Created Date: 9/14/2015 2:50:42 PM
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the New Québec Orogen (Labrador Trough), which hosts massive iron deposits as well as many copper, nickel and platinum group element (PGE) deposits; the Core Zone (formerly known as the Rae Province), located between the Labrador Trough and the Torngat Orogen, is composed of Archean and Paleoproterozoic rocks (2.9 to 1.75 Ga) as well as ...
Province in western Labrador-Quebec. Proterozoic mineralization is represented by the iron depos its of western Labrador that occur within the Schefferville area of the Labrador Trough (Churchill Province). The Labrador Trough also contains Cu-Ni mineralization in interlayered mafic
Geology Geologically, the Huckleberry Property is found within the Labrador Trough, a Paleoproterozoic supracrustal sequence located at the eastern margin of the Superior Province. The sequence was folded and metamorphosed during the New Quebec Orogen, which represents the collision between the Superior Craton and the Core Zone of the ...
Exploration in Labrador has been concentrated in two areas: the Labrador Trough, in the western part of Churchill Province, and the "Central Mineral Belt" of Labrador, which extends eastward across the southern parts of Churchill and Nain Provinces. Mining in the Labrador portion of the Trough accounts for about half of Canada's iron ore ...
Labrador The geology of Labrador is much older than Newfoundland, with rocks dating back to 4 billion years — some of the oldest on earth. Exploration in Labrador has mostly focused on three areas: the Labrador Trough in western Labrador, the Central Mineral Belt near the region’s midline on the eastern coast and around Vale ’s (NYSE ...
The Snelgrove Lake property, located in western Labrador, is underlain by the late Proterozoic Sokoman Formation, the same geological formation that hosts economically significant iron ore deposits elsewhere in Labrador and Quebec. This project aims to better understand the origin of the iron formation, the controls on grade of the iron ore including whether or not there is secondary iron ...
Abstract. The Eldor carbonatite complex, located in the Labrador Trough region of Quebec, Canada, is a relatively unstudied deposit. The complex has a ubiquitos distribution of pyrochlore throughout the units, contains REE mineralization in the form of monazite and contains several minerals which would be economically viable as a by-product of pyrochlore mining.
The Labrador Trough consists of Paleoproterozoic sedimentary and volcanic rocks that extends for more than 1100 km, from the northwest corner of Ungava Bay south to Lake Pletpi. It forms the western part of a larger orogenic belt called the New Québec Orogen¸ which records the oblique convergence and collision of the Archean Superior Craton ...
the southwestern part of the Labrador Trough (Fig. 2) is and volcano-sedimentary breccia. The tuffs vary from a newly recognized sequence of algal dolomite, arkose, massive to thinly bedded, and ...
The eastern edge of the Labrador Trough is not as well defined as the western, unconformable rela- tionship although a basal unconformity has been recognized in the northeastern part of the Trough (Stockwell et al., 1970). In the east-central region of the Trough the eastern boundary is marked by a
A fold shaped like an elongate trough is a(n) syncline. THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH... Geology 1101 Hawkins- Exam 2. 152 terms. Lizwiel4. Geology-> Non-Silicate Minerals. 13 terms. Becky_Kozma. Geology Lab Non-Silicate Minerals. 14 terms. mmfoshee2510. Hawkins Lab Midterm. 59 terms. kelleyallsbrook. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE... Hawkins Geology ...
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