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An upper eocene outlier at St. Ann's hill, Chertsey

By: Midgley, H.G.
Material type: ArticleArticleDescription: 279-284p.Subject(s): Bagshot series beds - St. Ann's hill - Survey - London - England | Paleogene - London - England | Sub division - Heavy mineral analysis In: Geological magazine : Vol. 87 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1950Summary: Abstract An outlier of the Bagshot Series occurs at St. Ann' Hill, Chertsey, where beds of the Bagshot, Bracklesham, and Barton sub-divisions are exposed. The division into these beds by pebble bed junctions is suggested. Heavy mineral analyses using percentages of fresh and abraded grains of three indicator minerals, viz. tourmaline, rutile, and zircon, suggests that the divisions postulated are justified.
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Abstract
An outlier of the Bagshot Series occurs at St. Ann' Hill, Chertsey, where beds of the Bagshot, Bracklesham, and Barton sub-divisions are exposed. The division into these beds by pebble bed junctions is suggested. Heavy mineral analyses using percentages of fresh and abraded grains of three indicator minerals, viz. tourmaline, rutile, and zircon, suggests that the divisions postulated are justified.

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