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Arctic Ordivician fauna (Nelson, 1959, pl. 4). Number: 1 Bighornia patella (solitary coral) 2 Streptolasma angulatum (solitary coral) 3 Bighornia sp. (solitary coral) 4 Palaeofavasites (honeycomb coral) 5. Favasites (honeycomb coral) 6. Beatricia nodulosa (columnar stromatoporoid) 7. Billingsites (cephalopod) 8. Plaesiomys occidentalis (dinorthid)
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Arctic Ordivician fauna (Nelson, 1959, pl. 1). Number: 1 Recaptaculites (sponge?) 2 Grewingkia robusta (solitary coral) 3 Catenipora (chain coral) 4 Halysites (chain coral) 5 Manipora (chain coral) 6 Fusispira (gastropod)
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Arctic Archipelago. Provisional divisions. G.S.C, Econ. Geol. 1, p. 398.
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Arctic Archipelago. Geologic regions and subdivisions. G.S.C, Econ. Geol. 1, p. 407.
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Arcs. Primary double mountain arc of western United States. Jacobs et al., 1959, p. 296.
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Arcs. Active primary and secondary arcs of South America. Jacobs et al., 1959, p. 301.
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Arcs. Active primary and secondary arcs and lineaments of North America. Jacobs et al., 1959, p. 305.
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Generalized section across an active single island arc. Jacobs et al., 1959, p. 298.
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Arcs. Possible active arcs of North America in Carboniferous time. Jacobs et al., 1959, p. 319.
Archaeology camp near Gull Lake, Saskatchewan
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Archaeology camp near Gull Lake, Saskatchewan
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Archaeology. Some weapon points of early big-game hunters, from 7 to 12 thousand years ago. Top row (left to right) Scottsbluff, Eden, Angostura; bottom row (left to right) Clovis Fluted, Folsom Fluted, Plainsview. After Wedel, 1961.
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Archaeology. Provisional chart showing approximate time relationship of certain archaeological sites and complexes in Plains area. Wedel, 1961.
Archaeologists at work near Gull Lake, Saskatchewan
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Archaeologists at work near Gull Lake, Saskatchewan.
Arboreal pollen and ratio of arboreal to non-arboreal pollen
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Arboreal pollen and ratio of arboreal to non-arboreal pollen, Herbert Site.
This fonds contains files relating to Professor Byers research in Northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba, specifically Amisk, Wildnest, Annabel, Waddy, Neagle, Face, Errington, Black and Pillow lakes; Flin Flon; and Missi Island.
Byers, Alfred Roddick