Greg Dunning

Publishing 1991–2019

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Publications 4

  1. Provenance of the Newfoundland Appalachian foreland basins
    Shawna E. White, John W.F. Waldron, Greg Dunning, S. Andrew DuFrane
    american journal of science 2019 17 reads
  2. A peri-Gondwanan arc-back arc complex in Iapetus; Early-Mid Ordovician evolution of the Exploits Group, Newfoundland
    B. H. O'Brien, H S Swinden, Greg Dunning, S. Henry Williams, Felicity Heather Claire O'Brien
    american journal of science 1997 16 reads
  3. Dunnage-Gander relationships and Ordovician orogeny in central Newfoundland; a sediment provenance and U/Pb age study
    S. P. Colman-Sadd, Greg Dunning, Tomasz Dec
    american journal of science 1992 16 reads
  4. Silurian cover, late Precambrian-Early Ordovician basement, and the chronology of Silurian orogenesis in the Hermitage Flexure (Newfoundland Appalachians)
    B. H. O'Brien, S. J. O'Brien, Greg Dunning
    american journal of science 1991 13 reads

Possible papers by Greg Dunning 1

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  1. Carbon isotopes in clastic rocks and the Neoproterozoic carbon cycle
    as G. R. Dunning american journal of science 2020
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