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| mineralogy and petrography of the Sulphur Band phosphates (Aptian-Albian), at Folkestone, Kent A. H. RuffeD...mineralogy and petrography of the Sulphur Band phosphates (Aptian-A!bian), at Folkestone , Kent. Proc. Geo...of the Lower Greensand (Folkestone Beds). and the Gault at Folkestone 10 Kent, each layer representing...of these is the Sulphur Band, which has been subjected to a detailed petrographic and ~eochemical analysis...as c?mp~re this 1?hosphate deposit to those above and below. Some method of quantifying the rel~l1ve l1~e |
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| JUNCTION OF THE GAULT AND LOWER GREENSAND IN EAST SUSSEX AND AT FOLKESTONE, KENT! (Weald Research Committee...STRATIGRAPHICAL AND FAUNAL SUCCESSION (a) Folkestone (b) East Sussex 269 269 276 CORRELATION AND INTERPRETATION...Relations of the Gault and Lower Greensand in East Sussex 284 PHOSPHATIC NODULE-BEDS AND THE PALAEONTOLOGICAL...297 SUMMARY.-Gault and Lower Greensand are parts of an essentially continuous and conformable series;...often arbitrary and has no fixed time-relationship. In the Lewes-Eastbourne district of Sussex, for example |
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| Field Meeting to the Folkestone Beds (Lower Greensand) of West Surrey 1 August 1971 Report by the Director:...1972 was arranged to demonstrate the sedimentology and lithological variation of the topmost Lower Greensand...thickness. Thirty-seven members and friends gathered at Guildford Station, and then travelled by coach to...from a wide expanse of Folkestone Beds' terrain. The outcrop of the Folkestone Beds, usual1y only about...outcrop of the Folkestone Beds, here furnished with their typical vegetation cover of birch and conifers. |
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| GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WAI..ES Geology of the Country around Canterb11ry• and Folkestone (Combined memoir...sheets 289, 305 and 306, New Series) By J. G. 0. Smart, B.Sc., G. Bisson, A.R.S.M., B.Sc., and B. C. Worssam...by R. Casey, D.Sc., and on Palaeontology of the Chalk by R. V. Melville, M.Sc., and other contributions..., Ph.D., M. Mitchell, M.A., G. P. Jones, M.Sc., and H. A. Hope Macdonald, M.Sc. LONDON HER MAJESTY'S...STATIONERY OFFICE 1966 © Crown copyright 1966 Printed and published by HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE To |
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| geological structure of the Weald and the clear relationship between its geology and scenery make it particularly...geologists and 1he enquiring Wealden resident or visitor to understand 1he geology of a large pan of Kent, Surrey...Surrey, Sussex and Easl Hampshire. The firsl four chap1ers provide a descrip1ive background, dealing firs...firs! wi1h the oldesl exposed rocks and progressing 1hrough 135 million years of Earth history to the...references and many illustrations, all localities being within easy reach of London . With its clear and concise |
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| (France) and a comparison with the Cretaceous of Kent (United Kingdom) Francis Robaszynski and Francis...Cretaceous of the Boulonnais (France) and a comparison with the Cretaceous of Kent (United Kingdom). Proc. Geol...Ass. 97 (2), 171-208. The distribution, structure and stratigraphy of the Boulonnais Cretaceous is summarised...Wealden, Aptian, Albian and Chalk. Comparisons and correlations are made with the Kent successions. The facies...variations and palaeogeographic changes result from a combination of eustatic sea-level changes and vertical |
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| (Early Cretaceous, Albian), in East Kent, S.E. England; its lithology and ammonite biozonation H.G. Owen *...Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, UK A R T I C L E I N F O A B S T R A C T Article...Tunnel in the Folkestone–Dover area provided new information on the litho-stratigraphy and ammonite bio-stratigraphy...the Upper and Lower Gault Formations in this area and the junction with the Chalk above and the Folkestone...Study Group boreholes in and offshore of Dover Harbour, Aycliff (Dover No. 1) and the Castle Hill, Cherry |
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| KIRKALDY Rel'ised by F. A. MIDDLEMISS. L. J. ALLCHIN and H. G. OWEN ITINERARY IA 18 II Ill IV V Preface...discriminale hammering of. or collec1i11g from, exposures and 1h01 110 damage is caused 10 properly. Permission...sen1iceable will be ,,·elcomed by the Editor for Guides and du�,· considered for incorporation in any further...bounded by the Chalk scarps of the North. Ha111pshire and South Downs. although several itineraries in fact...Other exposures of the Chalk on the North Downs and in Thanet arc described in Guide No. 30B (Lo11do11 |
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| Junction Beds in the northern Weald (England) and Wissant (France), and their depositional environment H...Junction Beds in the northern Weald (England) and Wissant (France), and their depositional environment. Proc...Hampshire in the west, to Folkestone in the east, in southern England, and at Wissant on the opposite...followed by intervals of submarine current scour and phosphatic pebble bed formation. This is associated...iLeymeriella acuticostata Subzone), to the deeper and less turbulent water environment in which clay-grade |
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| Field Meeting at Wrotham and the Maidstone By-Pass Saturday, 25 April 1959 Report by the Director: R...was to examine new sections in the Lower Greensand and Gault made available by the construction of a by-pass...the top of the Lower Greensand (Folkestone Beds) and most of the Gault and provide a standard of comparison...incoherent sands of the Folkestone Beds display high-angle current-bedding and are succeeded abruptly...abruptly by glauconitic clayey sands and sandy clays which form a passage into the blue-grey clays of the Gault |
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| page INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION OF SECTIONS Folkestone Ford Place, Wrotham Sevenoaks Brick Works Barrow...Wrecclesham Honey Lane Brickworks, Selborne Nyewood Brick and Tile Works Marley Tiles, Sullington Horton Clay-pit...recorded and a comparison is made with deposits of this Subzone exposed at the Shere By-Pass and at Folkestone...Subzone exposed at Shere and in the Sevenoaks Brick Works are described and correlated with other known...Weald when traced westwards from Folkestone is demonstrated. In Kent and east Surrey the deposits are greatly |
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| study of palaeontology. It holds meetings and demonstrations, and publishes the quarterly journal Palaeontology...the Council. Subscriptions are due each January, and should be sent to the Treasurer, Professor P. C....Department of Geology, The University, Leicester, England. There is Palaeontology is fee. illustrated)...aspects of palaeontology and stratigraphical palaeontology. each year and are sent free to all members...Broad Street, Oxford, England. Manuscripts on all aspects of palaeontology and stratigraphical palaeontology |
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| correlation of the Aptian and Albian formations in the Wessex Basin of southern England A. H. R U F F E L L...signatures and basic lithological information from sidewall cores and well-cuttings, division and correlation...some accuracy across the Hampshire-Dorset area, and the deposits of a previous, Aptian transgression...reconstructions and sequence stratigraphical analysis: especially the onlap of basal Gault horizons onto and across...basement 'highs'. The highly variable thickness and lithological distributions characteristic of the |
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| The Gault at Ford Place, Wrotham, Kent by R. A. MILBOURNE Received 27 March 1961. Taken as read 4 January...STRATIGRAPHICAL AND FAUNAL SUCCESSION ... CORRELATION WITH THE FOLKESTONE SUCCESSION THE RANGE AND ABUNDANCE...ABUNDANCE IN TIME OF CERTAIN Dimorphoplites AND Euhoplites IN THE GAULT OF FORD PLACE 5. REMARKS ON THE THICKNESS...56 59 70 72 74 77 78 ABSTRACT: The lithological and faunal succession of the Gault at Ford Place, Wrotham...standard Gault sequence at Folkestone, Kent, which shows that the Anahoplites daviesi and Hoplites dentatus-i-H |
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| the wo rk of R. A. MILBOURNE and H. G . OWEN 243 3. DISCUSSiON: (a) Zonal and Subzonal Divis ions : (i)...Boundary between the Subzones of Hoplites spathi and Anahop/ites intermedius (ii) meandrinus Subzone...Zones or Three 1 (b) Individual Localities: (i) Folkestone (ii) Ford Place, Wrotham (iii) Sevenoaks Brickworks...Brickworks, Greatness Lane (iv) Selborne District (v) Paris-Plage R idge 4. CURRENT WORK : (a) Micro-Fossils...Micro-Fossils by P. K AYE (b) Decapod and Cirripede Crustacea by J. S. H . COLLINS (c) Belemnites by R. A. MILBOURNE |
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| the A monoidea Page 66. Ammonite reconstruct on and terminology Page 67. Explanation of terms Acknowledgments...I first met my great friend and mentor Jim Craig in the summer of 1995 and at that time I could not envisage...the world of palaeontology and to the quite serious study of the floras and faunas of the distant past...be as faithful to Jim's intentions as I am able and include representative specimens of many of the Albian...Albian AMMONOIDEA. I have, where appropriate and in keeping with Jim's website adopted the systematic |
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| XXIX , IRON ORES: BEDDED ORES OF ENGLAND AND WALES. PETROGRAPHY AND CHEI\1ISTRY. By A. F. Hallimond...Appendix by F. R. Ennos, B.A., B.Sc., A.I .C., and R. Sutcliffe, M.A., A.I.C. LONDON PRI NTED UNDER...' which contain a description of the occurrence and distribution of the pri~cipal British iron ores of...composition of most British iron ores is fairly well known and probably no object would be served by the publication...as regards the mineralogy, petrography, genesis and history of the rocks composing these deposits. In |
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| Chemical composition and occurrence of iron-bearing minerals of sedimentary rocks, and composition, distribution...distribution, and geochemistry of ironstones and iron-formations UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE...__ _______________________ Goethite (a-FeO (OH) ) and limonite _ Lepidocrocite (y-FeO(OH) )________ Hematite...--_----__-___-_-_____-__ Hydrotroilite and tetragonal FeS_ ____________ Melnikovite and greigite __ _________________..._________________ Classification and facies_____________________________ Major subdivisions ___ _____ _ __________________ |
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| Oi, . 4 é ra ians hy, a 4 Cover: Seafloor and Land Topography, enhanced image by Robert L. Brovey...Research Company, from data compiled and described by: Walter H.F. Smith and David T. Sandwell, 1997, “Global...“Global Seafloor Topography from Satellite Altimetry and Ship Depth Soundings,” Science, v. 277, p. 1956-1962... MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF EUROPEAN BASINS North Sea Basin Barents Sea and Svalbard...Svalbard Southern England N. Calcareous Alps 3 és é Anglo-Paris Basin ft fe made ee Aquitaine Basin |
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| OOLI'fES AND LATER FORMATIONS IN ENGLAND.. BY G. W. LAMPLUGH, F.R.S., C. B. WEDD, B .A., .AND J. PRINGLE... To be purchased from E. STANFORD, LTD., 12, 13 and 14-, Loi-G Acni;:, LONDON, \V.O. 2; W. & A. K. JOHNSTON..." iv INTno.DUCTION 1-8 II. CLEVELAND DISTRICT (LIAS AND OoLITE). Introduction. St-rMigraphy of t-h...Tables of Reserves a.nd Output. Li11t,~ of Mines and Trials. Boring,i. Analyses. Bibliography 9-64 ...I'T0NSHIRB, AND OXF0JtDSHJ.R.ll. (lN:r.R0DUCTI0NJ .. . ,, " 65-70 IV.-FRo.onrnnAM (LINCS. ) DISTRICT (Low'8R |
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| Fluvioglacial sand and gravel Sand and gravel} GlaciaJ lake deposits ( including Silt and clay penecontemporaneous...glacial deposits Glacial sand and gravel THI, sandy till a11d moraines Sand and gravel in buried valleys ...STRATA Kimmeridgian ~--- - - - ;, - - - - )• Grey and dark grey fissile mudstone, bituminous in parts with...lower part • Yellow-grey spiculitic sandstone and limestone 12-15 Coral Rag not exposed: (shelly...with beds and concretions of limestone; oolitic at base ( 0-11) 22-48 Micaceous siltstone and silty mud |
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| OF GREAT BR I TAI N THE MESOZOIC IRONSTONES OF ENGLAND THE LIASSIC IRONSTONES By T. H. WHITEHEAD, ...ANDERSON, M.Sc. VERNON WILSON, PH.D., M.Sc., D.I.C. and • D. A. WRAY, PH.D., M.Sc. with contributions on...Assistant Director} and worked under the general direction of Mr. T. H. Whitehead, as District Geologist. Of...Leicestershire and Rutland by Dr. D. A. Wray and the Marlstone ironstone field of North Oxfordshire and the adjoining...adjoining parts of Northamptonshire and Warwickshire by Mr. T. H. Whitehead. The Cleveland ironstone field |
