...A. Fowler Abstract The Permian Magnesian limestone of England forms a comparatively narrow outcrop for 150 miles from South Shields to Nottingham. The Magnesian limestone boundary was assumed to be of normal unfaulted character, but a new major fault of considerable extent, the Darlington fault...

... ). Many shallow sub-circular depressions in the greenbelt to the south and east of Darlington, County Durham [NZ 290150] have also been documented by Thompson et al . (1996) . Fig. 1 Simplified geological map of NE England showing the three areas of investigation. The morphology of ground...

... life, and the huge contribution Bernard made to the world of palynology (see also McLean et al. 2020 ). Bernard Owens was born in Darlington, a large market town in County Durham, northeast England, on the 17th of November 1938. His parents were Fenwick Owens and Annie Owens ( née Graham...

... Kettles ( Fig. 1 ) are the only recognized example of steep-sided subsidence hollows in the Darlington area. The site is designated by Natural England as a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) because of the rich wetland flora. Historical records suggest that one of the ponds formed...

.... Riding [email protected] British Geological Survey , Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, © 2022 AASP – The Palynological Society 2022 AASP – The Palynological Society John was born and raised in Darlington in the northeast of England along with his two sisters. At school he excelled in all academic...

... implications for the age and correlation of the roof of the world Macrornis tanaupus Seeley, 1866: an enigmatic 1129 1134 Svend Stouge, David A. T. Harper, Renbin Zhan, giant bird from the upper eocene of england Jianbo Liu and Lars Stemmerik Eric Buffetaut and Delphine Angst Sedimentology and palaeontology...

...Becky Rogala; Noel P. James; Catherine M. Reid Abstract The early Permian Lower Parmeener Supergroup contains two bioclastic limestones that accumulated during the period of prolonged deglaciation of southern Gondwana as the region moved equatorward from 80° S to 70° S. The Darlington...

... England south of the general line Darlington–Ripon–Brotherton. B, low: areas where gypsum is present in substantial thicknesses, but where the adjacent rocks are not aquifers and where there is no recorded subsidence. C, moderate: areas where gypsum is present in substantial thicknesses, where...

...Fig. 13. Summary estimates for the technical and economic performance of a hypothetical hcDGSW project in Darlington, NE England. ( a ) Graphs of predicted temperature decline, calculated using the same procedure as for Figure 4 . The calculations assume different values of Q , with z M...

..., respectively. The copies acquired by Smith, and colored and annotated by him, are the only early large–scale manuscript maps to have survived. They offer a rare insight into how he carried out fieldwork in counties that were unfamiliar to him, as he began work on what would become his celebrated map of England...

... sedimentological criteria in the field and data from previously published interpretations (e.g., Eyles et al., 1998 ; Fielding et al., 2006 ; Rogala et al., 2007 ). In the Tasmania Basin, Sakmarian samples include 12 beds from the shallow-water Darlington Limestone Member at Maria Island and 5 additional...

..., Sargent & Goulty (2009) describe how they carried out seismic reflection profiling of suspected collapse features known as Hell Kettles, near Darlington, where steep-sided subsidence hollows occur. The 2D and 3D profiling allowed them to penetrate to c . 50 m depth and see evidence of foundered...

... to Christopher John Wood for his outstanding contributions to the stratigraphy and palaeontology of the Cretaceous rocks of northern England, particularly the Chalk Group, over many decades. Presentations were made to Christine Jennings-Poole (former Membership Secretary) and to Keith Park (former Circular...

... in the longitudinal ( x ) and transverse ( y ) directions. The Reynolds number provided in equation  13 is used to check the flow regime in fractures simulated as parallel plates ( Ranjith and Darlington, 2007 ; Ranjith and Viete, 2011 ). However, one should consider that the transition...

..., N.Y. O'Halloran, N. G c/o British Petroleum Co. Ltd., Geophysical Dept., Beaufort House, Gravel Lane, London, England. Osterwald, Frank W . . . . . . . . . . U. S. GeologlcM Survey, Bldg. 25, Federal Center, Denver 15, Colo. Pakiser, Louis C., Jr . . . . . . . . . . U. S. Geological Survey, Bldg. 25...

... on stratigraphy ( Fuller 2007 ). Contemporaneously, in northern England, a major mining industry extracting metal ores, especially of lead, in the Northern Pennine Orefield (e.g. Dunham 1990 ; Bouch et al. 2008 ) resulted in numerous working mines, enabling detailed documentation of the stratigraphic...

.... Onikata et al. , 1996 , 1999 ; Trauger and Darlington, 2000 ; Ashmawy et al. , 2002 ; Di Emidio, 2010 ; Di Emidio et al. , 2010 ; Mazzieri et al. , 2010a , 2010b ; Di Emidio et al. , 2011 ; Mazzieri, 2011 ). In these cases, organic molecules were intercalated to increase the potential...

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