...E. A. Christiansen Abstract Pleistocene deposits in the Saskatoon area are divided into the Sutherland and Saskatoon groups. The Sutherland Group is divided into the Mennon, Dundurn, and Warman formations, and the Saskatoon Group is divided into the Floral and Battleford formations. The Floral...

...E. A. Christiansen Abstract Pleistocene sediments in the Saskatoon area are subdivided into the Sutherland and Saskatoon Groups on the basis of dolomite content of tills. The Sutherland Group generally comprises one till, but locally it comprises a lower and upper till. The overlying Saskatoon...

... of the Montana Group; the Early and Middle Pleistocene Mennon, Dundurn, and Warman formations of the Sutherland Group; and the Late Pleistocene Floral, Battleford, and Haultain formations of the Saskatoon Group. Locally, the collapse is about 180 m, which is about equal to the thickness of the salt. The first...

... of the Bearpaw Formation of the Montana Group; the Mennon, Dundurn, and Warman formations of the Sutherland Group; and the Floral and Battleford formations of the Saskatoon Group. A structural closure of 125–175 m approximates the thickness of the Middle Devonian Prairie Evaporite Formation. In the Early...

..., and Wisconsinan age and which are correlative with the Saskatoon and Sutherland groups of central Saskatchewan. The reversed preglacial sequence is referred to the Matuyama Zone (Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene: 2.58-0.78 Ma) and the normal glacial sequence to the Brunhes Zone (Middle to Late Pleistocene...

...R. A. Strachan Synopsis Small inliers of poorly known pre-Devonian metamorphic rocks are exposed in the west part of Mainland Orkney and on Graemsay. These rocks can be divided into three main groups. In order of decreasing age these are: (1) paragneisses (also including amphibolites); (2) foliated...

...Alistair F. Pitty Abstract Report of a whole-day joint meeting of the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy and the British Geomorphological Research Group held at Burlington House, 15 November 1984. The meeting was organized by Professor F. K. G. Hosking, Dr Ian Reid, Dr D. G. Sutherland...

...; they include Lithostrotionella aff. L. mclareni (Sutherland), Lithostrotion (S.) ignekensis Armstrong, Syringopora spp., and a few solitary corals. Pennsylvanian (Atokan) beds of the Lisburne Group contain Lithostrotionella wahooensis Armstrong, Corwenia jagoensis Armstrong, a thick-welled syringoporoid...

...ANDRÉE BLAIS-STEVENS; MARTEN GEERTSEMA; JAMES W. SCHWAB; THEO W. J. VAN ASCH Abstract On July 13, 2005 a complex 3 Mm 3 and 1.5 km long rock slide-debris avalanche occurred near Sutherland River, 40 km west of Fort St. James, British Columbia, Canada. The landslide was initiated in a succession...

... Abstract Editorial note: A meeting on ‘Placer deposits’, convened by Dr D. G. Sutherland (Placer Analysis Ltd, Edinburgh) and Dr I. Reid (Birkbeck College, London) on behalf of the British Geomorphological Research Group and the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy was held at the Geological...

... and the highly deformed and metamorphosed siliciclastic Moine succession within the Caledonian Orogen have long intrigued geologists. New and detailed mapping of the Neoproterozoic Altnaharra Formation (Morar Group, lowest Moine Supergroup) in Sutherland has discovered low-strain zones exhibiting well-preserved...

...G. Mahed Abstract An aquifer in the semi-arid environment of Sutherland, South Africa is examined. The characterization of the saturated geological unit was completed by mapping associated dolerite dykes and fractured outcrops of Beaufort Group sedimentary rocks. This was complimented by pumping...

... with detritus, which, in the absence of reliable fossils, has provided a control on the stratigraphical order, placing the ‘Margie Series’ younger than the dated Dounans limestone. Tanner & Sutherland (2007) see the complex as divided into two groups one of which overlies, and is a continuation...

...E. A. Christiansen Abstract The Fort Qu'Appelle vertebrate fossil locality is in the Echo Lake Gravel, which lies between tills of the Sutherland and Saskatoon Groups. Biostratigraphers have indicated that the Echo Lake Gravel is either a Sangamonian deposit or a Wisconsin an interstadial deposit...