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Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 2 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Photograph depicts a Kluane Lake transect 3 location.

Image depicts Bennett Lake near Carcross, Y.T.

Image depicts a river at an uncertain location, but possibly in Miles Canyon near Whitehorse, Y.T.

Image depicts numerous trees on the bank of a river, possibly in Miles Canyon near Whitehorse, Y.T. The slide is labelled "canyon city."

Image depicts numerous unidentified individuals getting off a boat which bears the name "Schwatka." It is located somewhere in Miles Canyon.

Image depicts the Robert Lowe Bridge, built in 1922, in the Miles Canyon near Whitehorse Y.T.

Image depicts half of a ship, which is named the Tutshi, in Carcross, Y.T.

Image depicts the Caribou Hotel and the Matthew Watson General Store in Carcross, Y.T.

This data set consists of elemental analysis data for selected B horizons from Wounded Moose paleosols sampled by Tarnocai and Smith. The file includes the original ALS lab report, additional panes showing comparison of replicates, and calculation of a weathering index.

In July 2009, Dr. Paul Sanborn undertook the first soils field research at the Fort Selkirk volcanic field in central Yukon, with helicopter support and funding from the Yukon Geological Survey. This document is a complete transcription of field notes, with
soil and site photographs.