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Weald Clay or the
Weald Clay Formation is a
Lower Cretaceous sedimentary rock unit
underlying areas of
South East England,
between the
North and South...
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sandstone "High
Weald" in the centre, the
clay "Low
Weald"
periphery and the
Greensand Ridge,
which stretches around the
north and west of the
Weald and includes...
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skeleton was
discovered in 1983 in the
Smokejack Clay Pit, of Surrey, England, in
sediments of the
Weald Clay Formation, and
became the
holotype specimen of...
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Conservation Review site. This site
exposes Lower Cretaceous rocks of the
Weald Clay Group,
which have been
studied since 1983.
Fossils of six
orders of insects...
- directory) List of dinosaur-bearing rock
formations Kimmeridge Clay London Clay Weald Clay "Oxford
Clay Formation". The BGS
Lexicon of
Named Rock Units. British...
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Weald of East Sus**** the
lowermost part of the
group is
recognised by
green glauconitic clays with a
basal bed of
phosphate nodules.
These clays are...
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marine deposits. The
sequence in the
Weald Basin has also been
described as a supergroup,
containing the
Weald Clay Group and
Hastings Group. The Wealden...
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north side of the
Weald,
where it
includes Leith Hill, the
highest hill in south-east England, the low-lying
clay vales of the Low
Weald,
formed of less...
- Much of the
catchment area lies on
impermeable rock (including
Weald Clay and
London Clay),
meaning that the
river level responds rapidly to
heavy rainfall...
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Wadhurst Clay Formation (Early Cretaceous, Valanginian) England
Robust with
strong vertebrae and
short neural spines Baryonyx 1986
Weald Clay (Early Cretaceous...
