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High-throughput monitoring of wild bee diversity and abundance via mitogenomics. [PDF]
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Culpeper's herbal The English Physitian and its debt to apothecary John Parkinson. [PDF]
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Iron ore workings in the Weald Clay of the Western Weald
Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 1964Abstract The location and extent of a belt of old workings for clay ironstone on the outcrop of the Weald Clay of parts of western Surrey and Sussex are described, and related to the stratigraphy and geological structure. Historical evidence for iron-working in the western part of the Weald is referred to.
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The Weald Clay of the Weald: report of 1988/89 field meetings
Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 1991The Lower Cretaceous geology (Hauterivian/Barremian) of the Auclaye, Clockhouse and Smokejacks Brickworks is described with special reference to recent fieldwork by the Geologists' Association.
E A Jarzembowski
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Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 1981
An investigation into the floodplain and valley fill sediments of the Rivers Ouse and Cuckmere in the southern Weald has shown that the alluvium consists predominantly of silt-sized material. These would normally be interpreted as fluvial sediments produced by the erosion of local rocks. The homogeneity and general characteristics of these deposits are
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An investigation into the floodplain and valley fill sediments of the Rivers Ouse and Cuckmere in the southern Weald has shown that the alluvium consists predominantly of silt-sized material. These would normally be interpreted as fluvial sediments produced by the erosion of local rocks. The homogeneity and general characteristics of these deposits are
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Ghyll Woodlands of the Weald: Characterisation and Conservation
Biodiversity and Conservation, 2006Ghylls are linear valley features cut into the sandy beds of the Weald of south-eastern England. The ghyll's indigenous woodlands are highly species rich at the small scale, support distinctive assemblages of cryptogamic plants, and are unique to south-east England.
Niall G Burnside, Daniel J Metcalfe
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The Quaternary of the Weald—a review
Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 1975Recent work on Quaternary deposits and processes in the Weald is reviewed and an attempt is made to fit them into a chronological sequence.
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