The Geology of Rutland and the Parts of Lincoln, Leicester, Northhampton, Huntingdon, and Cambridge, Included in Sheet 64 of the One-inch Map of the Geological Survey: With an Introductory Essay on the Classification and Correlation of the Jurassic Rocks of the Midland District of EnglandH.M. Stationery Office, 1875 - 320 pagina's |
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... fossils which are cited . It is true that this correlation — undoubtedly the correct one - which was then maintained both by Smith and Phillips , was to some extent abandoned , and in subsequent works the identity of the Lincoln- shire ...
... fossils which are cited . It is true that this correlation — undoubtedly the correct one - which was then maintained both by Smith and Phillips , was to some extent abandoned , and in subsequent works the identity of the Lincoln- shire ...
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... fossils , and the simultaneous dis- appearance of others ) which have been distinguished alike in Germany , Switzerland , France , and England , are clearly traceable , as will be shown in the present memoir , in our Midland district ...
... fossils , and the simultaneous dis- appearance of others ) which have been distinguished alike in Germany , Switzerland , France , and England , are clearly traceable , as will be shown in the present memoir , in our Midland district ...
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... fossils , the line of demarcation between them can no longer be traced . These sandy strata , which in places are reduced to only a few inches in thickness , have been mapped together under the name of the " Northampton Sand . " As we ...
... fossils , the line of demarcation between them can no longer be traced . These sandy strata , which in places are reduced to only a few inches in thickness , have been mapped together under the name of the " Northampton Sand . " As we ...
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... fossils , and mineral characters identical with those of the Purbeck and the beds which form the top of the Wealden ... fossils , have been shown by Dr. Wright to be represented at Cleeve Hill by a series of strata , yielding the ...
... fossils , and mineral characters identical with those of the Purbeck and the beds which form the top of the Wealden ... fossils , have been shown by Dr. Wright to be represented at Cleeve Hill by a series of strata , yielding the ...
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... fossils can only be obtained from the surfaces which have been weathered . The most abundant shell in the sandy and ferruginous rock at the base of the Inferior Oolite at Bredon Hill is Pecten personatus , Münst .; Brachiopoda ...
... fossils can only be obtained from the surfaces which have been weathered . The most abundant shell in the sandy and ferruginous rock at the base of the Inferior Oolite at Bredon Hill is Pecten personatus , Münst .; Brachiopoda ...
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The Geology of Rutland and the Parts of Lincoln, Leicester, Northhampton ... John Wesley Judd Volledige weergave - 1875 |
The Geology of Rutland and the Parts of Lincoln, Leicester, Northhampton ... John Wesley Judd Volledige weergave - 1875 |
The Geology of Rutland and the Parts of Lincoln, Leicester, Northhampton ... John Wesley Judd Volledige weergave - 1875 |
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Pagina 136 - England, and at a period separated by a long interval of time from that of the last deposit in the area, the Upper Lias Clay, that a number of considerable rivers, flowing through the Palaeozoic district lying to the north-west, formed a great delta. Within the area of this delta the usual alternations of marine, brackish-water, and terrestrial conditions occurred, and more or less irregular accumulations of sand or mud, in strata of small horizontal extent, took place. Subsequently, and probably...
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Pagina 143 - Sowerbyi), local depression took place within an area having a diameter of something like 90 miles, the amount of depression being greatest within its centre. As a consequence of this local depression there was slowly accumulated, by the growth of coral reefs, and the action of marine currents sweeping small shells and their fragments along the sea-bottom, a mass of calcareous strata, presenting many variations in its local characters, and constituting...
Pagina 30 - ... few inches in thickness. It has consequently been found impracticable in this district to draw a line of boundary between the representatives of the Great and Inferior Oolite. Thus it has arisen that under the term " Northampton Sand " are included, in North Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire, the whole mass of variable sandy strata, (passing at some points into imperfect ironstones, and at others into impure limestones,) which intervene between the Upper Lias Clay and the marly limestones...
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Pagina 183 - The slates are cleaved at any time after they are frosted. Three kinds of tools are used by the Collyweston slaters. The " cliving hammer," a heavy hammer with broad chisel-edge for splitting up the frosted blocks. The "batting hammer" or "dressinghammer," a lighter tool for trimming the surfaces of the slates and chipping them to the required form and size. The " bill and helve," the former consisting of an old file sharpened and inserted into the latter in a very primitive manner.