The Geology of England and Wales: A Concise Account of the Lithological Characters, Leading Fossils, and Economic Products of the Rocks; with Notes on the Physical Features of the Country |
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30 feet Ammonites attain a thickness Bagshot Beds bands Boulder breccia brickearth calcareous called Cambrian carbonate Carboniferous Limestone Chalk Chillesford clayey cliffs coal Coal-field Coal-measures coast colour conglomerate considered consists containing Crag denudation deposits Derbyshire Devon Devonian district divisions Dorsetshire Drift England and Wales escarpments estuarine feet in thickness flags flints Fluvio-marine Forest formation formed fossils Gault geological Glacial granite gravel grey igneous Inferior Oolite Isle Keuper Kimeridge lime lithological London Clay Lower Greensand Lower Lias Magnesian Limestone marine Marl masses Mendip Hills Millstone Grit mineral Mollusca Murchison nodules North occur Old Red Sandstone Oolite organic remains Ostrea Oxford Clay Palæozoic pebbles Permian Phillips places portion Prof quarried quartz Ramsay Red Marl Rhætic beds rivers rocks sand sandy seams Sedgwick shales shells Silurian slates slaty Somersetshire sometimes South species stone strata term thin tract Triassic unconformably Upper Greensand Vale Valley Wealden Yoredale Yorkshire