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d'Anglejan, B. F., Brisebois, Michel (1974) First Subbottom Acoustic Reflector and Thickness of Recent Sediments in the Upper Estuary of the St. Lawrence River. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 11 (2) 232-245 doi:10.1139/e74-021

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TitleFirst Subbottom Acoustic Reflector and Thickness of Recent Sediments in the Upper Estuary of the St. Lawrence River
JournalCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences
Authorsd'Anglejan, B. F.Author
Brisebois, MichelAuthor
Year1974 (February 1)Volume11
Issue2
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/e74-021Search in ResearchGate
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Full Referenced'Anglejan, B. F., Brisebois, Michel (1974) First Subbottom Acoustic Reflector and Thickness of Recent Sediments in the Upper Estuary of the St. Lawrence River. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 11 (2) 232-245 doi:10.1139/e74-021
Plain Textd'Anglejan, B. F., Brisebois, Michel (1974) First Subbottom Acoustic Reflector and Thickness of Recent Sediments in the Upper Estuary of the St. Lawrence River. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 11 (2) 232-245 doi:10.1139/e74-021
In(1974, February) Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 11 (2) Canadian Science Publishing
Abstract/Notes A hydroacoustic survey has outlined the extent of a shallow buried reflecting horizon in the upper estuary of the St. Lawrence River, between Quebec City and the Saguenay River. This surface is considered to represent the contact of postglacial estuarine alluvium with Pleistocene sediments. The depth of the reflector below the bottom changes from place to place, recording regional variations in the thicknesses of the estuarine deposits. Only at a few localities are these deposits more than 30 m thick. The reflector varies in characteristics throughout the estuary: It may represent Champlain Sea sediments where flat or gently undulating, and late Pleistocene glacial material, where rugged and contorted.


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