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A geochronological study of the crystalline rocks of charnwood forest, England

By: Meneisy, M.Y.
Contributor(s): Miller, J.A.
Material type: ArticleArticleDescription: 507-523p ; Illustration.Subject(s): Study - Geochrondogy - Charwood forest - England | Crystalline rock - Charwood forest - England | Geologic time | Absolute age - England In: Geological magazine : Vol. 100 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1963Summary: Abstract Potassium-argon age measurements made on samples of rock from Charnwood Forest and surrounding districts indicate that the porphyroids and syenites probably date from late pre-Cambrian times. The area was affected by both the Caledonian and Hercynianorogenies. A number of the intrusive rocks of the Forest have been shown to date from Caledonian times. A dolerite from the Leicestershire coalfield gave a Permian age.
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Abstract
Potassium-argon age measurements made on samples of rock from Charnwood Forest and surrounding districts indicate that the porphyroids and syenites probably date from late pre-Cambrian times. The area was affected by both the Caledonian and Hercynianorogenies. A number of the intrusive rocks of the Forest have been shown to date from Caledonian times. A dolerite from the Leicestershire coalfield gave a Permian age.

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