The Relation of the Edale Shales to the Carboniferous Limestone in North Derbyshire

Jackson, J. Wilfrid

doi:10.1017/s0016756800105503

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Introduction T He Carboniferous Limestone Of the Castleton A1

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“…A small area of basin facies limestone of later P age occurs in Castleton village. All three facies are overlain unconformably by the Edale Shales, the basal beds of the Millstone Grit Series (Jackson, 1925).…”

Section: Introduction T He Carboniferous Limestone Of the Castleton Amentioning

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New Evidence on the Correlation of the Lower Carboniferous Reefs at Castleton, North Derbyshire

Ford

1952

Geol. Mag.

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There are two alternative hypotheses regarding the relationship of the goniatite-bearing reef limestones to the coral-bearing " massif" limestones. One claims an unconformity between the reefs and bedded limestones, the other a lateral passage from a " massif facies " to " marginal facies ". Surface exposures are such that it is difficult to be conyinced of either hypothesis. Details of underground exposures in natural cave systems and associated mine-workings show a clear transition between facies and no trace of unconformity.

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Section: Introduction T He Carboniferous Limestone Of the Castleton Amentioning

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New Evidence on the Correlation of the Lower Carboniferous Reefs at Castleton, North Derbyshire

Ford

1952

Geol. Mag.

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Do mature hydrocarbons have an influence on acid rock drainage generation?

Jiménez-Castañeda

Boothman

Lloyd

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Applied Geochemistry

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The Millstone Grit of Gower

Dix

1931

Geol. Mag.

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THE Millstone Grit described in this paper forms a belt of country about a mile wide, stretching from west-north-west to east-south-east across the north of the Gower Peninsula. Reference is also made to small areas of Millstone Grit preserved in synclines at Oxwich and Porteynon on the south coast of Gower. These areas form the most important outcrops of this formation on the south of the South Wales Coalfield. Further east the Millstone Grit is thinner and it is not exposed for some miles to the east of Swansea Bay, as it is concealed by Mesozoic rocks.

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The Relation of the Edale Shales to the Carboniferous Limestone in North Derbyshire

Abstract: The following paper deals with the results obtained from investigations made during recent years in North Derbyshire with a view towards elucidating the relation of the so-called “Yoredale“ or “Pendleside ” Series to the Carboniferous Limestone.

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New Evidence on the Correlation of the Lower Carboniferous Reefs at Castleton, North Derbyshire

New Evidence on the Correlation of the Lower Carboniferous Reefs at Castleton, North Derbyshire

Do mature hydrocarbons have an influence on acid rock drainage generation?

The Millstone Grit of Gower

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