 | | Report (chapter) | | University of Oxford, South Park Road, Oxford OX1 3AN, UK 2 Department of Earth Sciences, The Natural History...History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, UK *Corresponding author (e-mail: matt.friedman@earth.ox...Brighton, UK; BIRUG, Lapworth Museum of Geology, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK; IRSNB, Royal...History Museum, London, UK; OUMNH, Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Oxford, UK; SMUC, Sedgwick...Sedgwick Museum, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. Geological context: Chalk Group High sea-levels and |  | | Journal (issue) | | 5 August 1993 Geological Colnservation Unit, Cambridge. GCU Workshop: Miwoenvinonmental control and monitoring...Sciences, University of Cambridge, Madingley Rise, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 OEZ. Tel. 0223; 62522...60779. (Workshop fee: £15) 14 September 1993 Cambridge 2nd Symposium for palaeont~~logical preparators...September 1993 University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge 41st Annual Symposium of VertebratePalaeontology...1Jniversity Museum of Zoology, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3ET Tel. 0'223 336613 Fax. 0223 336676. 21 |  | | Book | | Geological Survey. ] :50 000 Sheet 205 Saffron Wa lden (England and Wales). pc; ~ 0 c.55 CARBONIFEROUS L IMESTONE...vValden, which includes the outskirts of southern Cambridge, Haverbill and the northern part of Saffron Walden...Jurassic Great Oolite Group is 13.2 m th ick in the Cambridge Borehole; it is thicker in boreholes to the west...rare and o f a temporary nature. The Gault of Cambridgeshire is subject to loca l variati.o ns in thickness...attributed to erosion prior to deposition of the Cambridge Greensand, b ut a lso may be due in part to variations |  | | Report (issue) | | SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES . Geology of the Country around Cambridge (Explanation of One-inch...BT2 8AY or through any bookseller Printed in England for Her Majesty's Stationery Office SBN 11880068...measuring 24 by 36 miles with the University city of Cambridge situated near its centre. The original geological...one inch to a mile, of the area included in the Cambridge Sheet and described in this Memoir, was made by...south-western part of the Cambridge (188) Sheet, dealing in detail with the vicinity of Cambridge. Another, on Old |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | the Hippopotamus-bearing Beds at Barrington, Cambridgeshire By G. NORRIS ABSTRACT Till fabrics on the...unshaded. (Simplified, with permission, from the Cambridge ]-inch sheet published by the British Association... included rutile, zircon, kyanite, sphene, and pyrite. It is considered that these differences were not...found in the Belemnite Marls east of Cambridge at Cherry Hinton (Forbes, 1960). It is uncertain which...1958 and carried out in the Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge, with the help of a grant from the Marr Fund and |  | | Book | | MINERAL LOCALITIES IN ENGLAND BEDFORDSHIRE BERKSHIRE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE . CAMBRIDGESHIRE CHESHIRE 31 CORNWALL... 64 65 CONTENTS. X MINERAL LOCALITIES IN ENGLAND— (continued ). OXFORDSHIRE PAGB 65 . RUTLANDSHIRE...f'e.) when it crystallizes in a cube is called Pyrite, but when it is found in a crystal of the prismatic...Leadhillite, prismatic. Susannite, rhom bohedral. Fe 82. Pyrite, cubic. Marcasite, prismatic. Sulphur also, whose...PYROLUSITE Sulphur Manganese Oxygen : { : Iron PYRITE 15.77 : : : : : : { Lead : Oxide of Lead |  | | Book | | on Merseyside University of Aberdeen North of England Museums Service Royal Holloway and Bedford New...should, if posted, be sent Registered Post within the UK, Insured Letter or Insured Small Packet or Parcelforce...Collection, I 991, Museum Documentation Association, Cambridge. • The Museu111 Docu1nentation Association determines...Standard, 1991, Museum Docun1entation Association, Cambridge. A leaflet introducing the Standard is available...Documentation Association Lincoln House 347 Cherry Hinton Road Cambridge CB 1 4DH (Tel 0223 242848) (Fax 0223 |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | MAP or THE AREAS OCC UP I ED BY TH E CHALK I N ENGLAND & IN THE ADJACENT REGI ONS. Triminghtll'I O"'...Section through Reach arid Burwell • • Section from Cambridge to Balsham . • . The beds found in a quany and...~[ap of the area.'I occu1,ied by tl1e Chalk in England and , _in the adjacent 1·egio';ls - . li't·01iti8J'liece...Photograph by r,,1r. Godfrey B ingley. THE CHALK OF ENGLAND. CHAPTER I. A GEJ.~ERAL ACCOUNT OF THE CHALI(...of the German kalk) has ahvays been applied in England to the soft white 01· whitish limestone that is |  | | Book (volume) | | of Metals,and the of in this Ca other Fofils of England, thus collected, that are na talogue , the tive...Undertaking : and, after up here,were all, the shores of England have not been yet ſo care- brought. fully ſearchd...tatis . It has not been yet obſerved growing in England . There are upon the back of the Pinnule, Pun &ta... Shropshire. b.66 . From a Chalk - pit, near Cambridge. 6.66 *. A Pieceof a Stick , ponderous, gloſſy...North , the Iſle ofWight, or any other Part of England , tho' ſome few , perhaps by reaſon of ſomeparticular |  | | Journal (issue) | | tests of a prototype unit were carried out in England, with encouraging results. In the autumn of the...produced by acid granites, e.g. those of South \,Vest England, and it emphasizes the unusually low radiation...uncommon in the rocks of comparable age in Northern England; those described by Rhodes (1902) and Hudson (1940)...minute discrete inclusions associated \vith tiny pyrite grains forming irregular bands or zones within...intimately intergrown with fine veinlets and blobs of pyrite. The phosphatic bed was also found in specimens |  | | Book | | incrusted with quartz. Near Liskeard, Cornwall. in England, but an important ore in Saxony, Hungary, Bohemia...geographically, beginning with the South-western part of England. 30 ,ORES OF LEAD. EASTERN SIDE. Wall Case...was known in the time of the Romans to exist in England we learn from various evidence. The presence of...following are the more important: IRON PYRITEs, Pyrite, Mundic, Brasses, Sulphur, under which various...of the North of Orleigh Court, Bideford. Devon England Institute of Mining Engineers, shire. 1858.) |  | | Book (volume) | | دیم tockor THE OF * ** FOSSILS of Şir sem ENGLAND ; IN BA A CATALOGUE of the Engliſh Fossils in...bequeathed by his Will to the Univerſity of Cambridge ; and that the Engliſh Foſils in the Cabinet C...towards a Na tural Hiſtory of the Foſſils of England. This noble and happy Country is extremely fertil...40 . -Sea -Shells found on the higheſt Hills in England , * d. 40. Sea-Shells adhering to Belemnitz , *...Minerals, Metals, and ſubterraneous Productions of England . Salts, lodged in the Earth , promote Vegetation |  | | Journal (issue) | | free to 1961 will receive Volumes 1 Leicester, England. Volume 4, stratigraphical palaeontology. all...Messrs. B. H. Blackwell, Broad Street, Oxford, England. Manuscripts on all aspects of palaeontology...sent to Mr. N. F. Hughes, Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge, England. A sheet of detailed instructions for authors...University, Reading, England ALGAL GROWTHS IN THE RHAETIC COTHAM MARBLE OF SOUTHERN ENGLAND by D. HAMILTON...Marble horizon in the Upper Rhaetic of southern England includes the two well-known rocks, Landscape Marble |  | | Book (edition) | | Black * CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS > Published by the Syndics of the Cambridge University...Branch: 32 East 57th Street, New York, n.y. 10022 © Cambridge University Press 1970 Library of Congress Catalogue...167,168,169,170,176,199); Dr P. Echlin and the Cambridge Scientific Instru¬ ment Co. Ltd (fig. 190b); Dr... internal moulds, in phosphate, occur in the Cambridge Greensand, Lower Chalk (x 2-2). i8 OCCURRENCE...occurring in Pleisto¬ cene gravels in south-east England. Gaps in the fossil record It has been pointed | | | Book (edition) | | Black CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY 1973 PRESS Published by the Syndics of the Cambridge University...Branch: 32 East 57th Street, New York, N.Y.10022 © Cambridge University Press 1970 Library of Congress Catalogue... 168, 169,170,176,199); Dr P. Echlin and the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd (fig.190b); Dr M...which internal moulds, in phosphate, occur in the Cambridge Greensand, Upper Cretaceous (x 2:2). 18 OCCURRENCE...occurring in Pleistocene gravels in south-east England. Gaps in the fossil record It has been pointed |  | | Report (issue) | | Warwick, Norlihampton, Rutland, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Oxford, Berkl!hire, Buckingrui.m, Bediord, Hertford...A.yr & Tam o' Shanter Hone Works, Ltd., 105, Cambridge Street, Glasgow. ... ... John C. Montgomerie...yr and Tam o' Shanter Hone \Yorks, Ltd., 105, Cambridge Street, Glasgow. " " l\1uoklesdale, Tarbolt...Yorks.) 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Chickenley...Collieries Co., Ltd. Glasbrook Bres., Ltd. West of England Ochre & Oxide Co., Ltd. Gauchalland • Ayr •...Coal Oo., Ltd. Wiregill • M Gloucester West of England Ochre & Oxide Oo., Ltd. Wirral • • Kent •... { 10 Ang. 1903 ' 4 April 1905 68 22 Ditto Cherry, Splint. Robert Da,vson (2,437 ; 2nd). ... . |  | | Journal (volume) | | G.S. great many year.s ago the " bigwigs" in England were assembled in conclave, and the elite of science...Earth. And I need not tell most of you that Old England has more of it than any other European nation that...Tyne, rising, as many considered, the richest in England. decent rivers do, in the pure air of the Cheviots...]<]nglan(l, is are the iron furnaces for in England, always found in company with iron the ; — the...of what was once a continuous coal-field in mid England. Then there is the Flint coal-field, which keeps |
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