Pleistocene gravels of the River Axe in south-western England, and their bearing on the southern limit of glaciation in Britain

C. P. Green

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Other| May 01, 1974

Pleistocene gravels of the River Axe in south-western England, and their bearing on the southern limit of glaciation in Britain

C. P. Green

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Geological Magazine (1974) 111 (3): 213–270.

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C. P. Green; Pleistocene gravels of the River Axe in south-western England, and their bearing on the southern limit of glaciation in Britain. Geological Magazine 1974;; 111 (3): 213–270. doi:

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Abstract

Far-travelled materials, glacial origin rejected

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Index Terms/Descriptors

Cenozoic
clastic sediments
England
Europe
fluvial features
glaciation
gravel
Great Britain
interpretation
pebbles
Pleistocene
provenance
Quaternary
relation
rivers
sedimentary petrology
sedimentation
sediments
sources
United Kingdom
Western Europe
southwest
Axe River

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N50°00'00" - N55°45'00", W06°30'00" - E01°30'00"

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