A geochemical study of basalts at Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Poster highlighting research conducted to determine whether the basalts present at Ainsley Beach, Nanoose are correctly mapped as Karmutsen formation, or if they belong to the Sicker Group.

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VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
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2026-03-12
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https://doi.org/10.25316/dwzk-zz49
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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A geochemical study of basalts at Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Andres Cristancho, Toby Orrick
VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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A geochemical study of basalts at Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Andres Cristancho, Toby Orrick
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Poster highlighting research conducted to determine whether the basalts present at Ainsley Beach, Nanoose are correctly mapped as Karmutsen formation, or if they belong to the Sicker Group.

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