Serpentinized peridotite, harzburgite, and dunite. Unit restricted to small outcrops in the Eagle, Charley River, Big Delta, Fairbanks, and Circle quadrangles (Foster, 1992; Foster and others, 1994). Corresponds to units assigned by many workers to the Seventymile terrane, which is thought to be a dismembered ophiolite. In the Big Delta quadrangle, unit includes units Pzd and Pzu of Weber and others (1978), and, in the Eagle quadrangle, unit Mzp of Foster (1976). Unit occurs as a klippe or is structurally infolded with mafic and pelitic schist of the Yukon-Tanana crystalline complex. Unit has not been dated, but age is inferred from association with sedimentary rocks of the Seventymile terrane, which contain early Late Triassic and late Paleozoic fossils (Dusel-Bacon and Harris, 2003). In the Eagle quadrangle, metagabbro mapped by Foster (1976) may be a component of the ophiolite; it is included in unit |yms here, mafic schist and amphibolite. The Joseph ultramafic body in the Eagle quadrangle yielded discordant hornblende and biotite dates of 174.7±5.1 Ma and 185.1±5.4 Ma, respectively (Foster, 1976)