..., 1:63,360/1:50,000 geological map series . Sheet 38 E Aberfoyle. Bluck B.J. 1980 . Evolution of a strike-slip fault-controlled basin, Upper Old Red Sandstone, Scotland . In : Ballance P.F. Reading H.G. (eds) Sedimentation in Oblique-Slip Mobile Zones . International...

...P. W. G. Tanner; H. A. Armstrong; A. W. Owen Synopsis New geological maps of the Highland Border Complex (HBC) at four classical localities across Scotland – Stonehaven; River North Esk; Loch Ard Forest, Aberfoyle; and North Glen Sannox, Arran – are presented as part of this study. Cherts sampled...

...G. B. Curry; J. K. Ingham; B. J. Bluck; Alwyn Williams Abstract A Lower Arenig fauna with North American affinities has been rediscovered at Dounans, Aberfoyle, Central Scotland. This discovery makes part of the Highland Border Complex younger than the adjacent Dalradian rocks, and suggests...

...) , t / I / l J ' / a BL.L 81 folding (3) B2b Deformation (fs) / Fxo. 4. Schematic sections across the Dalradian rocks of the major and minor structures. The arrows show the direction in Dalradian structure in the SW Highlands of Scotland I 11 i f the axial trace of the Aberfoyle Anticline lies within...

...M. Stone Abstract In the Callander area, Perthshire, southeast Scotland, observations on graded and current bedding show that the Leny limestone (Cambrian) is intercalated in an inverted succession of Leny grit and is not a part of a syncline as previously postulated. Stratigraphic and structural...

... Series . British Geological Survey , Keyworth, Nottingham . British Geological Survey 2005 . Aberfoyle. Scotland Sheet 38E. Bedrock and Superficial Geology, 1:50 000 Geology Series . British Geological Survey , Keyworth, Nottingham . Chew , D.M. , 2003 . Structural...

... outcrops across Scotland (Fig. 1). Both sets of rocks are steeply dipping or vertical, the Dalradian rocks forming one limb of the Aberfoyle anticline. This latter structure, in fact a downward facing synform (Shackleton see Fig. l ) , represents the southermost culmination of the Tay Nappe, a major...

... Dounans Limestone fauna, Highland Border Complex, Scotland . Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Earth Sciences , 76 , 481 – 513 . JEHU T.J. CAMPBELL R.J. 1917 . The Highland Border rocks of the Aberfoyle district . Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh...

... Abstract Dr A. L. Harris said that he and Dr D. J. Fettes have worked in the Dalradian rocks to the northeast of the area that Dr Roberts has described. Between Aber-foyle and Dunkeld the Highland Boundary Fault appears to lie markedly oblique to the axial trace of the Aberfoyle Anticline (synform...

... the Mull of Kintyre through the Loch Lomond, Aberfoyle and Aberfeldy areas to Glen Clova ( Fig. 1 ). Fig. 1. Map summarizing the upper Dalradian geology of Scotland, showing the main outcrops of the Green Beds. Localities mentioned in the text are also shown. (Inset: main outcrop of the Dalradian...

... 1981 17 179 83 Henderson W. G. Fortey N. J. Highland Border rocks at Loch Lomond and Aberfoyle Scott. J. Geol 1982 18 227 45 Ikin N. P. Harmon R. S. D*H and 18 O* 16 O ratios and mineralogy of serpentinites from the Highland Border Fracture-Zone, Scotland Bull...

... to amphibolites of ultramafic and eclogite-facies parentage found in the 'soles’ of classical obducted ophiolites such as at Ballantrae in Ayrshire, Scotland, and in Oman and Newfoundland. Locality 3: Lime Hill Fragmental Ophicarbonates, Loch Ard Forest, Aberfoyle [NS473964] By the bridge over the Kelty...

... Dounans Limestone fauna, Highland Border Complex, Scotland Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Earth Sciences 1985 76 481 513 Jehu J. T. Discovery of fossils in the Boundary Fault Series near Aberfoyle Geological Magazine 1912 49 469 470 Jehu J. T. Campbell R...

.... In the Prosen Water and Carity Burn clasts of serpentinite, many of which are rounded, occur immediately to the NW of a large outcrop of serpentinite to be followed by the Margie Series. At Aberfoyle Jehu & Campbell (1917 , plate V, fig. 4) show a breccia, with clasts of black shales and lavas overlying...

..., Scotland . 333p . Henderson , W. G. & Fortey , N. J. 1982 . Highland Border rocks at Loch Lomond and Aberfoyle . Scottish Journal of Geology 18 , 227 – 45 . Henderson , W. G. & Robertson , A. H. F. 1982 . The Highland Border rocks and their relation to marginal...

... rocks of the Aberfoyle District . Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh , 52 , 175 – 212 . JOHNSON M.R.W. HARRIS A.L. 1967 . Dalradian–?Arenig relations in part of the Highland Border, Scotland, and their significance in the chronology of the Caledonian orogeny...

... terrane in Scotland Journal of the Geological Society, London 1988 145 685 703 Ingham J. K. Curry G. B. Williams A. Early Ordovician Dounans Limestone fauna, Highland Border Complex, Scotland Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Earth Sciences 1985 76 481 513...

...P.W. GEOFF TANNER; STUART SUTHERLAND Abstract A previously inexplicable difference between the Highland Border Complex, Scotland, and its correlative in Ireland, the Clew Bay Complex, is that rocks of Caradoc–Ashgill age occur only in the former. We reject evidence from supposed chitinozoa...

...Martin Baron; John Parnell Synopsis Extensively fractured quartzite clasts in Lower Old Red Sandstone conglomerates adjacent to the Highland Boundary Fault Zone in central Scotland contain multiple populations of healed microfractures delimited by fluid inclusion planes. Microthermometric analysis...

... rocks of the Aberfoyle district . Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh , 52 , 175 – 212 . JOHNSON , M.R.W. & HARRIS , A.L. 1967 . Dalradian–?Arenig relations in parts of the Highland Border, Scotland, and their significance in the chronology of the Caledonian orogeny...