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7 billion years. III. THE EXTENT OF THE ARCHEAN RECORD IN THE SLAVE PROVINCE The Archean geology throughout the Slave Province is essen tially similar to that described above for the basinal segment east of Yellowknife, but it is not known if sedimentation and volcanism everywhere in the province were contemporaneous. 7 billion years ago (Green and Baadsgaard, 1971; R. K. Wanless, personal communication, 1975). This, then, presents a rather curious problem. The time reprsented by the Archean record as preserved at any given locali ty is very short.
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