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A new interpretation of the relationship between the Long Point Group and the Humber Arm Allochthon, western Newfoundland; implications for timing and magnitude of overthrusting

Reference Type

Abstract

Authors (Primary)

Stockmal,Glen S.; Waldron,John W. F.

Periodical Full Name

Atlantic Geology

Volume

25

Issue

2

Publication Year

1989

Start Page

169

Keywords

Acadian Orogeny, Anticosti Basin, Cambrian, Clam Bank Formation, Devonian, Faults, Flysch, Hare Bay Allochthon (HBA), Humber Arm Allochthon (HAA), Humber Zone (HZ), Humber zone, Long Point Group, Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), Ordovician, Port au Port Peninsula, Nfld, Precambrian, St. Lawrence Platform, Stratigraphy, Structural Geology, Tectonics, allochthon, autochthon, clastic rocks, faults, thrust, geophysics, ophiolite, paleoenvironment, passive margin, seismic data, tectonostratigraphy, triangle zone

Authors Secondary

Authors Tertiary

Authors (Quaternary)

Edition

Publisher

Atlantic Geoscience Society : Fredericton, NB, Canada

Place of Publication

Canada

ISSN/ISBN

0843-5561

Title (Secondary)

Atlantic Geoscience Society 1989 Colloquium, Amherst, Nova Scotia, abstracts

Title (Tertiary)

Availability

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Classification

Date of Issue

10.4138/1680

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