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1993
Miocene and Pliocene deposits are not extensive in the British Isles. However, Walsh et al. (1972) have demonstrated that most areas have minor occurrences of sediments and evidence of weathering related to this timespan (Figure 2.1). As a result, knowledge of environments during the approximately 21 million years of these epochs is limited.
D. H. Keen, R. L. Jones
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Miocene and Pliocene deposits are not extensive in the British Isles. However, Walsh et al. (1972) have demonstrated that most areas have minor occurrences of sediments and evidence of weathering related to this timespan (Figure 2.1). As a result, knowledge of environments during the approximately 21 million years of these epochs is limited.
D. H. Keen, R. L. Jones
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Nature, 1960
The Pleistocene Period Its Climate, Chronology and Faunal Successions. By Prof. Frederick E. Zeuner. Pp. 477. (London: Hutchinson and Co. (Publishers), Ltd., 1959.) 42s. net.
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The Pleistocene Period Its Climate, Chronology and Faunal Successions. By Prof. Frederick E. Zeuner. Pp. 477. (London: Hutchinson and Co. (Publishers), Ltd., 1959.) 42s. net.
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The duration of the Pleistocene
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand, 1972Abstract For various reasons it was not then published. Efforts were made immediately after the author's death to trace this and other known missing manuscripts of his, but only recently was a copy of this article found. It is here published, just as the author wrote it (except for minor editorial interpolations in square brackets), both for its ...
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1994
Few rivers of so modest a size have had so much attention devoted to their deposits and geological history as the Thames. The present size of the river belies its importance to British Quaternary geology, however, since Thames sediments provide a framework for this the latest part of the geological record in Britain.
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Few rivers of so modest a size have had so much attention devoted to their deposits and geological history as the Thames. The present size of the river belies its importance to British Quaternary geology, however, since Thames sediments provide a framework for this the latest part of the geological record in Britain.
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How Old Is the Pleistocene? [PDF]
Science, 1930 M. R. Harrington, James A. B. Scherer
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Antarctic icebergs reorganize ocean circulation during Pleistocene glacials
Nature, 2021Aidan Starr, Ian Hall, Stephen Barker
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