Exhumed paleoplains of the Precambrian Shield of North America
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1964
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Abstract
The drainage pattern of the Canadian Shield is at least pre-Ordovician and its present destructional topography developed in pre-Paleozoic time. One or more of the features of localities in which details of the Ordovician-Precambrian surface have been described in the literature are generally diagnostic of a paleoplain now being exhumed. Data from the literature are summarized and an extensive review of the whole of the Canadian Shield is given. A bibliography is appended.
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| Authors | J. W. Ambrose |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1964 |
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10.2475/ajs.262.7.817
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