1971
DOI: 10.1016/s0016-7878(71)80029-9
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Summer (1968) Field meeting in Pembrokeshire, South Wales

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“…A continuous succession approximately 4 km thick is recognizable in the northern zone; it has in the past been subdivided into the Red Marls below and the Cosheston Group above, and correlated purely lithologically (Strahan, Cantrill, Dixon, Thomas and Jones 1914;Cantrill, Dixon, Thomas and Jones 1916). In contrast, the locally much thinner development south of the Ritec Fault, probably with a depositional break (Allen 1965) beneath the southerly-derived Ridgeway Conglemerate (Owen, Bloxam, Jones, Walmsley and Williams 197 1;Williams 1971), was extensively subdivided and partiy dated by vertebrates and spores (Dixon 1921(Dixon , 1933a(Dixon , 1933bKing 1934;White 1938White , 1946White , 1950Richardson and Lister 1969).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A continuous succession approximately 4 km thick is recognizable in the northern zone; it has in the past been subdivided into the Red Marls below and the Cosheston Group above, and correlated purely lithologically (Strahan, Cantrill, Dixon, Thomas and Jones 1914;Cantrill, Dixon, Thomas and Jones 1916). In contrast, the locally much thinner development south of the Ritec Fault, probably with a depositional break (Allen 1965) beneath the southerly-derived Ridgeway Conglemerate (Owen, Bloxam, Jones, Walmsley and Williams 197 1;Williams 1971), was extensively subdivided and partiy dated by vertebrates and spores (Dixon 1921(Dixon , 1933a(Dixon , 1933bKing 1934;White 1938White , 1946White , 1950Richardson and Lister 1969).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Previous accounts of these volcanic rocks have been included in papers by Reed (1895), Part (1922), Thomas & Cox (1924), Cox (1915Cox ( , 1930, Cox et al (1930a, b), Pringle (1930), Evans (1945), Thomas & Thomas (1956), Bloxam (1971) and Owen et al (1971). This paper is concerned with the volcanic rocks which crop out within the northern part of Pembrokeshire (now SW Dyfed).…”
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