“…Age data on dykes and sills and stratigraphic constraints show that intermittent basaltic magmatism spanned the apparent gap in volcanism, however, implying the area was continuously magmatically active for about 50 myr (Estrada & Henjes-Kunst, 2013;Evenchick et al, 2015;Dockman et al, 2018;Naber et al, 2021). Small volumes of transitionalalkaline to alkaline HALIP lavas and intrusions of the Hassel Formation and Fulmar Suite are coeval with the Strand Fiord Formation (Osadetz & Moore, 1988;Estrada, 2015;Bédard et al, 2021). Younger, more strongly alkaline lavas and associated intrusions of the Audhild Bay Suite (ABS, previously referred to as the Hansen Point Volcanics: Naber et al, 2021), were emplaced along the northern coast of Ellesmere Island, and alkaline magmatism continued until ~80 Ma (Trettin & Parrish, 1987;Dewing & Embry, 2007;Tegner et al, 2011;Estrada & Henjes-Kunst, 2013;Dockman et al, 2018).…”