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Granitoid plutons of the Brookville terrane, southern New Brunswick: petrology, age, and tectonic setting
Please note that Figures 1, 2 and 3 of White et al., published in Atlantic Geology, Volume 38, No. 1, pages 54, 55, and 58, were printed with insufficent contrast. The figure and caption are reproduced here.
Figure 1
Fig. 1 Location of the Brookville and adjacent terranes in southern New Brunswick. Abbreviations: CCHF, Caledonia-Clover Hill Fault; CL, Cassidy Lake inlier; G, Gaytons Granite; JC, Jeffrey Corner inlier; KF, Kennebecasis Fault; LC, Lower Coverdale Gabbroic Complex (in subsurface); LM, Lutes Mountain.
Figure 2
Fig. 2 Simplified geological map showing the distribution of major units in the central part of the Brookville terrane (Saint John area). Plutons are numbered - see Table 1 for names and brief descriptions. Abbreviations: GHI, Green Head Island; LL, Ludgate Lake.
Figure 3
Fig. 3 Simplified geological map showing the distribution of major units in the southwestern (Pocologan) part of the Brookville terrane. Plutons are numbered - see Table 1 for names and brief descriptions.
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Figure 1
Fig. 1 Location of the Brookville and adjacent terranes in southern New Brunswick. Abbreviations: CCHF, Caledonia-Clover Hill Fault; CL, Cassidy Lake inlier; G, Gaytons Granite; JC, Jeffrey Corner inlier; KF, Kennebecasis Fault; LC, Lower Coverdale Gabbroic Complex (in subsurface); LM, Lutes Mountain.
Figure 2
Fig. 2 Simplified geological map showing the distribution of major units in the central part of the Brookville terrane (Saint John area). Plutons are numbered - see Table 1 for names and brief descriptions. Abbreviations: GHI, Green Head Island; LL, Ludgate Lake.
Figure 3
Fig. 3 Simplified geological map showing the distribution of major units in the southwestern (Pocologan) part of the Brookville terrane. Plutons are numbered - see Table 1 for names and brief descriptions.