The tectonic evolution of Archaean granite-greenstone terranes remains controversial. Here
this subject is reviewed and illustrated with new data from the Slave craton. These data …

The global Archean record preserves ca. 35 large cratonic fragments and a less well defined
number of smaller slivers. Most Archean cratons display rifted margins of Proterozoic age …

Abstract The northern Canadian Shield is comprised of multiple Archean cratons that were
sutured by the late Paleoproterozoic to form the Canadian component of supercontinent …

Abstract Since c. 3.1 Ga, pegmatite mineral deposits in orogenic areas have been formed
throughout geological time in pulses, alternating with total absence of generating activity …

New Rb–Sr age determinations using macrocrystal phlogopite are presented for 27
kimberlites from the Ekati property of the Lac de Gras region, Slave Province, Canada …

Abstract New apatite (U‐Th)/He (AHe) thermochronometry data and key geologic constraints
from Slave craton kimberlites are used to develop a model for the Phanerozoic burial …

Precambrian paleomagnetic studies are critical for testing paleogeographic reconstructions
in deep time but rely on the fidelity of the assumption of the geocentric axial dipole (GAD) …

Lower crustal xenoliths recovered from Eocene to Cambrian kimberlites in the central and
southern Slave craton are dominated by mafic granulites (garnet, clinopyroxene …

Lithospheric domains in the Slave Province, inferred from regional variations in chemistry of
mantle-derived garnets, are parallel with northeasterly structural trends in Neoarchean …

Low temperature thermochronometry of cratonic regions can illuminate relationships among
burial and unroofing patterns, surface subsidence and uplift, and lithosphere …