Titlebook: Aspects of a Stratigraphic System; Devonian D. L. Dineley Textbook 1984Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 Devonian.stratigrap

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The Materials of Stratigraphy,the study of materials and of structures that accumulated unevenly across the earth and at greatly varying rates in time. The stratigraphie column provides these basic materials, not only as sedimentary rocks and fossils but also as igneous and metamorphosed rocks of many kinds. Studies of clastic,

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Time in Question: the Devonian,rain of events in the history of the earth. The highly fossiliferous Mesozoic formations of Europe and southern Britain were already well known and the Carboniferous system, so important to the industrial revolution then in progress, was also recognised as a major stratigraphical unit. The Old Red S

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Biostratigraphy,d to construct a form of fossil calendar by which to denote spans of geological time. There are of course geographical constraints upon the spatial ranges of organisms but the first appearance of a species in rocks of a given area may represent a (local) evolutionary event, or the shifting of a favo

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Paralic and Cratonic Facies,r volume is considerably less than that of the ‘geosynclinal’ deposits. The greater spread of the shallow-water, platformal or shelf sediments is evidence of the Devonian transgressions indicated in figure 1.4, and the greatest wealth of data on shallow-water (marine) environments is contained in th

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