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2004
D. G. F. Long, “The tectonostratigraphic evolution of the Huronian basement and the subsequent basin fill; geological constraints on impact models of the Sudbury event”, in Some advances in the study of Proterozoic sedimentary basins of North America, vol. 129, R. H. Rainbird, Aspler, L. B., Chiarenzelli, J. R., and Mustard, P. S., Eds. Elsevier, Amsterdam, International, 2004, pp. 203-223.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2005-018281Murray FaultOnwatin Formation
2016
A. Ielpi and Rainbird, R. H., “Highly variable Precambrian fluvial style recorded in the Nelson Head Formation of Brock Inlier (Northwest Territories, Canada)”, Journal of Sedimentary Research, vol. 86, pp. 199-216, 2016.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2016-083555Brock InlierNelson Head FormationShaler Supergroup
E. C. Turner, Long, D. G. F., Rainbird, R. H., Petrus, J. A., and Rayner, N. M., “Late Mesoproterozoic rifting in Arctic Canada during Rodinia assembly; impactogens, trans-continental far-field stress and zinc mineralisation”, Terra Nova, vol. 28, pp. 188-194, 2016.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2017-000807Borden BasinBylot BasinBylot basinsMilne Inlet Graben
K. P. R. Medig, Thorkelson, D., Rainbird, R. H., Davis, W. J., Turner, E. C., H. Gibson, D., and Marshall, D. D., “Mesoproterozoic basins in Yukon, Canada show initial rifting of Columbia and seaway development”, in Geological Society of America, 2016 annual meeting & exposition, vol. 48, Geological Society of America (GSA), Boulder, CO, United States, 2016.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2017-011468
A. Ielpi and Rainbird, R. H., “Reappraisal of Precambrian sheet-braided rivers; evidence for 1.9 Ga deep-channelled drainage”, Sedimentology, vol. 63, pp. 1550-1581, 2016.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2017-010957Burnside River FormationEllice FormationElu BasinKilohigok BasinMelville SoundNaujaat HillsParry Bay FormationTinney Cove FormationWellington Inlier
2017
J. Mathieu, Turner, E. C., and Rainbird, R. H., “Origin and hydrology of a large, intact Early Cambrian paleocave system and its role in overlying fluidisation structures, Arctic Canada”, Sedimentary Geology, vol. 351, pp. 66-79, 2017.
GeoRef, Copyright 2018, American Geological Institute.2017-037559fluidization structurespaleocavesQuyuk formationWynniatt Formation
R. H. Rainbird, Rayner, N. M., Hadlari, T., Heaman, L. M., Ielpi, A., Turner, E. C., and MacNaughton, R. B., “Zircon provenance data record the lateral extent of pancontinental, early Neoproterozoic rivers and erosional unroofing history of the Grenville orogen”, Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, vol. 129, pp. 1408-1423, 2017.
Compilation and indexing terms, Copyright 2018 Elsevier Inc.20182205256420Carbonate rockContinental blocksDetrital zirconFluvial systemsNorth AtlanticSiliciclastic influxStratigraphic correlationSupercontinents
2018
A. Ielpi, Fralick, P., Ventra, D., Ghinassi, M., Lebeau, L. E., Marconato, A., Meek, R., and Rainbird, R. H., “Fluvial floodplains prior to greening of the continents: Stratigraphic record, geodynamic setting, and modern analogues”, Sedimentary GeologySedimentary Geology, vol. 372, pp. 140-172, 2018.
C. C. Loron, Rainbird, R. H., Turner, E. C., J. Greenman, W., and Javaux, E. J., “Implications of selective predation on the macroevolution of eukaryotes: Evidence from Arctic Canada”, Emerging Topics in Life SciencesEmerging Topics in Life Sciences, 2018.
2019
C. C. Loron, François, C., Rainbird, R. H., Turner, E. C., Borensztajn, S., and Javaux, E. J., “Early fungi from the Proterozoic era in Arctic Canada”, Nature, 2019.
2020
W. J. Greenman, Rainbird, R. H., and Turner, E. C., “High-resolution correlation between contrasting early Tonian carbonate successions in NW Canada highlights pronounced global carbon isotope variations”, Precambrian ResearchPrecambrian Research, vol. 346, p. 105816, 2020.
2021
C. C. Loron, Halverson, G. P., Rainbird, R. H., Skulski, T., Turner, E. C., and Javaux, E. J., “Shale-hosted biota from the Dismal Lakes Group in Arctic Canada supports an early Mesoproterozoic diversification of eukaryotes”, Journal of Paleontology, pp. 1-25, 2021.