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The goniatite girtyoceras cf. weetsense moore from the shales above the jew limestone, Northumberland

By: Johnson, G.A.L.
Material type: ArticleArticleDescription: 229-234pp.Subject(s): Goniatite girtyoceras - Weetssense moore - Northumberland | Shales - Jew limestone - Northumberland | Describe - Fauna and lithology - Northumberland | Paleontology - Northumberland | Correlations - Jew limestone - Northumberland | Correlations - Oxford limestone - Northumberland In: Geological magazine : Vol. 94 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1957Summary: Abstract A new Yoredale goniatite locality in the shales above the Jew Limestone (Lower Carboniferous) at Temon, near Greenhead, Northumberland, has yielded a fauna including Girtyoceras cf. weetsense Moore; a lower P2 age (Bollandian) is indicated. The fauna and lithology of the goniatite-bearing shale is described and the lateral correlation of the Jew Limestone discussed. It is suggested that the base of the Jew (= Hardraw = Oxford) Limestone is the most satisfactory horizon for the P1–P2 boundary in the northern Pennines.
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Abstract
A new Yoredale goniatite locality in the shales above the Jew Limestone (Lower Carboniferous) at Temon, near Greenhead, Northumberland, has yielded a fauna including Girtyoceras cf. weetsense Moore; a lower P2 age (Bollandian) is indicated. The fauna and lithology of the goniatite-bearing shale is described and the lateral correlation of the Jew Limestone discussed. It is suggested that the base of the Jew (= Hardraw = Oxford) Limestone is the most satisfactory horizon for the P1–P2 boundary in the northern Pennines.

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