The Jurassic Rocks of Britain volume 4
The Jurassic Rocks of Britain volume 4
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C Brown clay (piped).
Base of Great I Rubbly marl and oolitic limestone, Oolite Clay. With Lima cardiiformis, Terebratula L maxillata, Waldheimia digona, &c. 5 * See also Sharp, Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. , vol. Xxvi. P. 369. | See also Proc. Geol. Assoc. , vol. Xii. P. 177.
GREAT OOLITE SERIES : NORTHAMPTON.
403 Great Oolite.
FT. IN.
Marl and thin layers of hard earthy limestone - - - 2 Clayey band, with Ostrea.
Pale indurated earthy marls with bands of clay ; -oolitic in places Ostrea, &c. - - ...- -70 Bands of shelly and oolitic limestone, with marly partings : Isoeardia minima, Myacites securiformis, M. Tumidus, Modiola gibbosa, Ostrea, Plioladomya, Terebratula, Echino- brissus QriesbacM - - 4 6 The occurrence of Waldheimia digona is of interest, as it is not often found in this region, the only other locality noted, being that of Wollaston, further east. It would seem that in this country, as near Oxford and Cirencester, we have occasional evidence of beds that represent the Bradford Clay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C Brown clay (piped).
Base of Great I Rubbly marl and oolitic limestone, Oolite Clay. With Lima cardiiformis, Terebratula L maxillata, Waldheimia digona, &c. 5 * See also Sharp, Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. , vol. Xxvi. P. 369. | See also Proc. Geol. Assoc. , vol. Xii. P. 177.
GREAT OOLITE SERIES : NORTHAMPTON.
403 Great Oolite.
FT. IN.
Marl and thin layers of hard earthy limestone - - - 2 Clayey band, with Ostrea.
Pale indurated earthy marls with bands of clay ; -oolitic in places Ostrea, &c. - - ...- -70 Bands of shelly and oolitic limestone, with marly partings : Isoeardia minima, Myacites securiformis, M. Tumidus, Modiola gibbosa, Ostrea, Plioladomya, Terebratula, Echino- brissus QriesbacM - - 4 6 The occurrence of Waldheimia digona is of interest, as it is not often found in this region, the only other locality noted, being that of Wollaston, further east. It would seem that in this country, as near Oxford and Cirencester, we have occasional evidence of beds that represent the Bradford Clay.
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