James Bay Lithium plays, page-59

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The geological context of where these claims are located was recognized by provincial geological mapping as a contact between a volcanic unit to the south (Trieste Formation) and a tonalite and granodiorite intrusions (Joubert Suite). The Adina Lithium bearing pegmatites, found approximately2.5 kilometres along strike to the west, is located very close to this contact. According to the Sigéom database, the Adina Lithium pegmatite system was discovered in 2014 during a regional mapping program by the MERN. At that specific location, the initial survey highlighted the indication of multipledykes which are scattered over an area of about two square kilometres. The lithium mineralization is represented by spodumene, associated by varied accessory minerals such as tourmaline and apatite.

X-Terra has secured control of approximately three kilometres of the targeted contact. And upon further examination of high-resolution aerial imagery, the area presents numerous prospects for large pegmatite intrusions.