Late Cenozoic Alkaline Volcanics of Level Mountain Range Geology

A geological thesis on alkaline volcanics from the Level Mountain Range in northwestern British Columbia. The work includes analysis of petrology and paleomagnetism. The document is available online via the Internet Archive.

Use Cases

• Analyze petrological data to characterize alkaline volcanic rock compositions from the Level Mountain Range.
• Use paleomagnetic measurements to study the geological history and timing of volcanic events.
• Reference the geological descriptions for regional mapping and comparative studies in northwestern British Columbia.

Strengths

• Thesis is digitally preserved and accessible online via the Internet Archive.
• Focuses on a specific geological feature (Level Mountain Range) and rock type (alkaline volcanics).
• Covers multiple analytical disciplines including petrology and paleomagnetism.

Limitations

• Data is contained within a single thesis document, not a structured, queryable dataset.
• Sample data, row counts, and column definitions are unavailable.
• The original physical copy is from 1981, which may limit contemporary analytical methods.

Provenance

Source

Thesis authored by T.S. Hamilton, available via the Internet Archive.

Collection Method

Academic geological research compiled into a thesis.

Time Range

Late Cenozoic era.

Freshness

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Geography

Level Mountain Range, northwestern British Columbia, Canada.