Teuton Resources Identifies Broad Geophysical Anomaly at Clone Property

• Teuton Resources' 2026 exploration outlined a roughly 1.6-by-1.5-kilometer chargeability anomaly at the Clone property in northwestern British Columbia.
• The property is jointly owned with Silver Grail Resources; central portions of the anomaly remain largely untested.
• Survey interpretation identified 39 geophysical responses, including 19 first-priority targets; three stronger chargeability centers remain open beyond survey coverage.
• Glacial retreat exposed roughly 500 by 300 meters of altered rock at the Ablation Zone, including the newly discovered Seagull Showing.
• Seagull's veining has features consistent with porphyry copper-gold systems; assays from prospecting and extensive channel sampling remain pending.

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