...); Inferior Oolite of southern England. (iii) Bathonian (Great Oolite Group): Scalby Fm. (in part); Rutland Fm. (in part); Blisworth Limestone Fm.; Great Oolite Group of southern England; Forest Marble Fm.; Cornbrash Fm. (in part). (iv) Callovian-Oxfordian: Cornbrash Fm. (in part); Kellaways Fm.; Oxford Clay...

... fine-grained siliciclastic input from both the northern and southern Pennine Highs ( Bradshaw 1983 ). The deposition of the Stamford Member (basal part of Rutland Formation) occurred as Central England became episodically emergent. Thus both terrigenous fine-clastic and carbonate-rich sediments were...

... The North Atlantic Nicholson R. Rutland R. W. R. A section across the Norwegian Caledonides; Bodø to Sulitjelma Nor. geol. Unders 1969 260 86 Ramberg H. The Scandinavian Caledonides as studied by centrifuged dynamic models Bull. geol. Instn. Univ. Uppsala. 1966 43 1 45...

...—the Lower Oxford Clay of central England. Palaeontology, 18 , 443 – 482 . Evans, W. B., Wilson, A. A., Taylor, B. J. & Price, D. 1968 . Geology of the country around Macclesfield, Congleton, Crewe and Middlewich. Mem. geol. Surv. G. B. Frebold, H...

...A. G. Tndle So where are the English Midlands? Roy defines them to be centred on Birmingham and to include the ‘counties’ of Cheshire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Leicestershire and Rutland, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire...

...: Coelophysoidea) from China . PaleoBios , 24 , 11 – 18 . Jones , M.D. , 1970 . Cetiosaurus oxoniensis , Phillips J. A Middle Jurassic sauropod from Rutland, England . Transactions of the Leicester Literary and Philosophical Society , 64 , 144 – 150 . Kermack , D. , 1984 . New...

.... The influence of size and orientation of the sample on the apparent strength of the London Clay at Maldon, Essex., Proc. Geotech. Conf. Oslo, 1 , 89–96. Brunsden, D. 1974 . The degradation of a coastal slope, Dorset, England. In: Brown, E. H. & Waters, R. S. (eds). Inst...

...C. V. JEANS; D. S. WRAY; R. J. MERRIMAN; M. J. FISHER Abstract The nature and origin of authigenic clay minerals and silicate cements in the Jurassic and Cretaceous sediments of England and the North Sea are discussed in relation to penecontemporaneous volcanism in and around the North Sea Basin...

... angle clay slopes in midland and southern England. 1972 The Geological Society, London References Andersson, J. G. 1906 . Solifluction, a component of subaërial denudation. J. of Geol. 14 , 91 – 112 . Ball, D. F. & Goodier, R. 1970 . Morphology...

...R. J. Rice Abstract Boreholes put down in the course of opening a mine near Thistleton, eastern England, show that boulder clay conceals a narrow, deep, steep-sided valley in the Lincolnshire limestone, filled with glacial drift. The Lower Estuarine Series, Northampton ironstone, and upper Liassic...

...P. Grainger; J. Harris Summary Natural landslides are a common occurrence on inland slopes of Upper Carboniferous strata in south-west England. They range from shallow, translational slides to earthflows, and usually involve soils above and belonging to the zone of completely weathered mudrock...

..., but was derived from the very top of the Whitby Mudstone Formation (upper Lias; Toarcian) at the extensive Ketton Quarry, East Midlands (Rutland) [area surrounding NGR SK 978 058] (for locality map, see Hudson and Clements 2007 , fig. 1). This is a geological Site of Special Scientific Interest. The Whitby...

... Uppingham, Rutland. Géotechnique 20 , 253 – 260 . Chandler, R. J. 1972 . Lias Clay: weathering processes and their effect on shear strength. Géotechnique 22 , 403 – 431 . Chandler, R. J. 1973. Private Communications. Hawkins, A. B. 1973 . Geology and the slopes...

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.... Geotechnique 19 , 321 – 334 . Chandler, R. J. 1970 . A shallow slab slide in the Lias Clay near Uppingham, Rutland. Geotechnique 20 , 253 – 260 . Davis, A. G. 1967 . The mineralogy and phase equilibrium of Keuper Marl. Q. Jl. Engng Geol. 1 , 25 – 38 . Dylik, J...

... (Upper Lias) in central England. These öoids occur, with framboidal pyrite, in micritic limestone containing reworked sideritic biocalcarenite and grains of phosphorite and micrite. The öoids are mainly spheroids and ellipsoids but some are broken or compactionally distorted. Carbonate-apatite was co...

... IAH Conference on Subsurface Contamination by Immiscible Fluids, Calgary, 1990. Balkema, Rotterdam. Ashton, M. 1980 . The stratigraphy of the Lincolnshire Limestone Formation (Bajocian) in Lincolnshire and Rutland (Leicestershire). Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 91...