The oslobreen series, upper Hecla Hoek of Ny Friesland, Spitsbergen
By: Gobbett, D.J
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Contributor(s): Wilson, C.B.
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ArticleDescription: 441-457p ; Illustration.Subject(s): Oslobreen series - Hecla hoek - Ny Friesland - Spitsbergen | Limestone - Oslobreen - Spitsbergen | Paleozoic | Historical geology - Arctic region
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Geological magazine : Vol 97 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1960Summary: Abstract
Six formations, totalling 1,210 metres and grouped as the Oslobreen Series, are dominantly of dolomite and limestone often with evidence of discontinuous deposition. They contain a Lower Cambrian and a Canadian fauna. The succession is similar to those of this age in N.W. Scotland, where a revised thickness is given, and in E. Greenland. A new species of Canadian trilobite (Hystricurus) is described in the Appendix.
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Abstract
Six formations, totalling 1,210 metres and grouped as the Oslobreen Series, are dominantly of dolomite and limestone often with evidence of discontinuous deposition. They contain a Lower Cambrian and a Canadian fauna. The succession is similar to those of this age in N.W. Scotland, where a revised thickness is given, and in E. Greenland. A new species of Canadian trilobite (Hystricurus) is described in the Appendix.
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