The Cretaceous Rocks of Britain: The Upper Chalk of EnglandH.M. Stationery Office, 1904 |
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9 Ct abundant Ammonites band Barrois beds Belemnites Bryozoa Cenomanian cent Chalk Rock chalk with flints Chalk Zone Chloritic Cidaris cliff coarse residue cortestudinarium Cretaceous Cuvieri d'Orb Defr Echinocorys scutatus Echinoderms Eocene escarpment exposed feet Firm white chalk Foraminifera Forbes fossils fragments Geol Geology Geology of London glauconite Goldf grains granulatus green-coated nodules grey Hill Holaster planus Inoceramus layers of flints Leske Leskei lumpy chalk Mant marl Micraster coranguinum Micraster cortestudinarium Middle Chalk mile mucronata nodular chalk nodules occur Ostrea lunata præcursor Professor Barrois quarry Quartz Reuss Rhynchonella Scaphites scattered flints Schloth seam shell-fragments Soft white chalk Solariella species specimens Spondylus Taplow thickness thin Upper Chalk valley Woodw yellowish Zone of Act Zone of Bel zone of H zone of Holaster Zone of Marsupites zone of Micraster Zone of Terebratulina
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