Further Potassium-Argon Age Dating at Copper Mountain, B.C.

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
V. A. G. Preto W. H. White J. E. Harakal
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Jan 1, 1971

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Potassium-argon age dating performed recently on intrusive rocks from Copper Mountain indicates that the satellite Smelter Lakes and Voigt stocks have radio-metric ages which are indistinguishable from that of the Copper Mountain stock, as determined by Sinclair and White (1967). The complex of intrusive rocks known as the Lost Horse Intrusions also yields essentially the same radiometric age, as do biotite-sulphide-pegmatite veins on Copper Mountain.
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APA: V. A. G. Preto W. H. White J. E. Harakal  (1971)  Further Potassium-Argon Age Dating at Copper Mountain, B.C.

MLA: V. A. G. Preto W. H. White J. E. Harakal Further Potassium-Argon Age Dating at Copper Mountain, B.C.. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1971.

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