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123:. The Hottah terrane, according to their dating evidence, share the same tectonic history as several domains south and east of it, domains that were tied to the Slave Craton ca. 1.97 Ga. The active margin in which the Hottah terrane was born began at ca. 2.0 Ga and lasted until ca. 1.85 Ga. During this period the terrane was transported laterally along the subduction system before colliding with the Slave Craton ca. 1.88 Ga. Renewed eastward subduction then resulted in the volcanism of the Great Bear magmatic arc ca. 1.876–1.869 Ga while plutonism lasted until ca. 1.855 Ga. 228:
Gandhi, S. S.; Breemen, O. V. (2005). "SHRIMP U Pb geochronology of detrital zircons from the Treasure Lake Group new evidence for Paleoproterozoic collisional tectonics in the southern Hottah terrane, northwestern Canadian Shield".
337: 111:. In their model, the Hottah terrane was detached from the Slave Craton south of its present location (in modern coordinates) and made a northward voyage along an 184:
Hildebrand, R. S.; Hoffman, P. F.; Bowring, S. A. (1987). "Tectonomagmatic evolution of the 1.9 Ga Great Bear magmatic zone, Wopmay orogen, northwestern Canada".
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Proterozoic Basins: Early Proterozoic LaBine Group of Wopmay orogen: remnant of a continental volcanic arc developed during oblique convergence
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at ca. 1.88 Ga after which the westward subduction of an ancient ocean in front of the Slave Craton ceased and the
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by the north-trending Wopmay fault zone and overprinted by the 1.875-1.85 Ga
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Paleoproterozoic terrane in the northwestern end of the Canadian Shield
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Ootes, L.; Davis, W. J.; Jackson, V. A.; van Breemen, O. (2015).
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Hildebrand, R.S. (1981). in Campbell, F.H.A. (ed.).
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Index

Paleoproterozoic
terrane
Canadian Shield
Hottah Lake
Northwest Territories
metasedimentary
metavolcanic rocks
diorite
granite
plutons
Wopmay orogenic
billion years ago
Archean
orogen
Great Bear magmatism
microcontinent
Archean
Slave Craton
Great Bear Magmatic Zone
Ootes et al. 2015
active margin
Baja California Peninsula
chain of volcanoes
Hildebrand & Bowring 1984
Ootes et al. 2015
doi
10.1016/0377-0273(87)90039-4
Ootes et al. 2015
doi
10.1139/e05-021

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