Canada's NorthWest Passage 2009
Labels: arctic, Canada, climate change, global warming, oceans
posted by Will Baird at 10:10 AM
Thursday, September 03, 2009
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4 Comments:
Haughton Crater! Plus them's some nice Paleozoic section there...
What portions of the Paleozoic?
*ears perked*
Mostly Cambrian to Devonian - the Tiktaalik locality is visible on the southern portion of Ellesmere. Also the classic lower Triassic Arctic sections(Diener, Griesbach, Smith and Spath creeks) are just out of the frame to the north.
Need.
More.
Mid.
to.
Late.
Permian.
Terrestrial!!!
ARGH!
ahem.
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