The Geology of the Lake District
The Geology of the Lake District
And the Scenery as Influenced by Geological Structure
J. E. Marr
March 2015
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Originally published in 1916, this book contains a condensed account of the geology of the Lake District and how geology has influenced its visible features. The text is illustrated with a number of drawings and photographs showing significant geological structures, and points of interest to the trained geologist are printed in smaller type to allow non-specialist readers to skip remarks containing more than the usual amount of scientific discussion. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of geology.
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March 2015Paperback
9781107492820
238 pages
216 × 140 × 13 mm
0.28kg
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Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: A. The Skiddaw slates
- 3. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: B. The Borrowdale series
- 4. Intrusive igneous rocks connected with the Borrowdale series
- 5. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: C. The Coniston limestone
- 6. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: D. The Stockdale shales
- 7. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: E. The lower Coniston flags = Brathay flags
- 8. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: F. The upper Coniston flags, Coniston grits and Bannisdale slates
- 9. Lower Palaeozoic rocks: G. The Kirkby Moor flags
- 10. Discussion of the conditions under which the rocks of lower Palaeozoic age were formed in Lakeland
- 11. The changes at the end of lower Palaeozoic times
- 12. The changes at the end of lower Palaeozoic times (continued)
- 13. The carboniferous rocks
- 14. Post-carboniferous changes
- 15. Events in the district between the time of formation of the dome and the glacial period
- 16. The glacial period: the ice-sheet
- 17. The glacial period: ice-erosion
- 18. The glacial period: accumulation
- 19. The glacial period: glacial overflow valleys. Oscillations of the ice
- 20. Post-glacial changes
- Index.
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