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IV.—On the Northerly Extension of the Old Red Sandstone to Linley, and other Geological Features of the Valley of Linley Brook

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

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Two remarkable geological features present themselves in this little valley: one, the occurrence of the Upper Coal Measures of Bewdley, together with the well-known Spirorbis Limestone; the other, that of the Bone-bed, succeeded by the no less interesting Passage-beds, forming connecting links between the Old Red, Sandstone and Upper Ludlow Limestone. The order in which these occur, taking both banks of the brook, appears to be this.

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1873

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page 494 note 1 See Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc., 1863, vol. xix. p. 229.

page 497 note 1 We assume the author means life in this particular area; he does not of course imply that no form of invertebrate life passed from the scene of the older into that of the newer deposit.—Edit. Geol. Mag.

page 500 note 1 Read before a Field-meeting of the Dudley Geological Society, held at linley near Bridgnorth, on 17th September, 1873.