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May 1, 1974Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences

Aphebian Halite and Sulphate Indications in the Belcher Group, Northwest Territories

Robin-Marie Bell G. D. Jackson

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Abstract

Cubic casts interpreted as indications of halite crystals and slit-like gashes interpreted as molds of sulphate crystals have been found in the Belcher Group.

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