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May 12, 2026Atlantic GeoscienceOpen Access

Discussion of “Tectonic timing of emplacement of the South Mountain Batholith, southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada” with an alternative interpretation

Daniel J. Kontak R. J. Horne

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Discussion of “Tectonic timing of emplacement of the South Mountain Batholith, southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada” with an alternative interpretation. An article from journal Atlantic Geoscience (Volume 62, 2026, pp. 1-152), on Érudit.

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