H L Foster’s scientific contributions

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The Alaska Mineral Resource Assessment Program: Background Information to Accompany Folio of Geologic and Mineral Resource Maps of the Circle Quadrangle, Alaska
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January 1987

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H L Foster

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W D J W Menzie

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S L Cady

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U S Tripp

To date, placer Au has been the only significant metallic mineral resource from the Circle quadrangle, but the general geologic setting is similar to that of regions that contain Sn greisen deposits, W skarn deposits, lode Au deposits in metasedimentary rocks, and U vein deposits. The discovery of 2 diamonds in the gravels of Crooked Creek point to the slight possibility of finding placer or lode diamond deposits. Although most of the past, and present Au mining has taken place in 4 areas in the quadrangle, a sedimentary basin near the town of Central was identified as possibly containing buried placer Au deposits or sedimentary U deposits.-from Authors

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... With the exception of one 240 ± 18 Ma K-Ar amphibolite age (Swainbank and Forbes, 1975), all other reliable K-Ar and 40 Ar/ 39 Ar metamorphic cooling ages from the Chatanika assemblage are Jurassic and Cretaceous (Wilson et al. 1985;Pavlis et al., 1993;Newberryet al.,1996).TheJurassicandCretaceousagesprobably datethetimingofsubsequentretrogrademetamorphismunderepidote-amphiboliteandgreenschistfaciesconditionsasthehigh-pressure rocks were exhumed from the subduction zone in which their initial metamorphism occurred (Brown and Forbes, 1986;Foster et al., 1987;. The maximum K-Ar age of 258MaallowedbyanalyticaluncertaintyisclosetothePermian metamorphic cooling ages for blueschists (273-239 with a peak at ca. 260 Ma; Nelson et al., thisvolume,andreferencestherein)and thePermianhightemperaturemetamorphicU-Pbzirconcrystallization ages for eclogites (ca. ...

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Paleozoic tectonic and metallogenic evolution of the pericratonic rocks of east-central Alaska and adjacent Yukon
The Alaska Mineral Resource Assessment Program: Background Information to Accompany Folio of Geologic and Mineral Resource Maps of the Circle Quadrangle, Alaska
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  • January 1987