2 edition of Monograph of the fossil Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Stone found in the catalog.
Monograph of the fossil Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Stone
Richard Owen
Published
1861
by Printed for the Palæontographical Society in London
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Sir Richard Owen. |
| Series | Palaeontographical Society monographs, [Publication -- no. 57, 61, 98, 203], Publication (Palaeontographical Society (Great Britain)) -- no. 57, etc. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 4 v. : |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL20139726M |
I f you are intending to use Kimmeridge Bay as the start of a trip to get to other nearby sites, this can be one of the most dangerous locations for fossil hunting. The tides have cut many people off in the past. Kimmeridge Bay and the adjacent cliffs and foreshore are rich in ammonites, reptiles and shells, but the best collecting sites to the east are a long walk if you are planning to look. The Kimmeridge Clay is the main rock type at this location, with older Corallian-aged rocks to the west and younger Cretaceous Chalk at the headland of White Nothe. There are also exposures of Upper Greensand and rocks above of Portland Stone and the Purbeck Group. Fossils can be picked out of the clay with a.
Monograph on the reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland stone ; with a Monograph on the British fossil cetacea from the Red Crag / [Reprod. en fac-sim] / Cambridge: Cambridge university press, cop. ; Guide to the index museum: Aves (birds) / Richard Owen / London: printed by order of the trustees, A Guide to Fossil Collecting on the South Dorset Coast provides a comprehensive overview on fossil collecting opportunities along the coast of southern Dorset, it is essential reading for fossil collectors and for those wishing to explore eastwards .
The Sardoba dam failure: flood routing. After my blog post yesterday about the 1 May Sardoba dam failure in Uzbekistan, several people have asked about the flood routing between the breach and the large inundated area that I showed in my Planet Labs imagery shows this clearly, and it is quite an interesting story.. We can start with the area around the dam – . The Kimmeridge Clay here is to million years old and is composed of much degraded mudstone, formed on the Jurassic sea bottom when England once bathed in a sub-tropical climate. In fact, it was probably much the same as the day of our hunt, where the sun shone fiercely and the sky and sea were blue and mostly cloudless.
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Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Stone with a Monograph of the British Fossil Cetacea from the Red Crag by Richard Owen. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Author: Paul Ensom.
Additional Physical Format: Online version: Owen, Richard, Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge clay and Portland stone. London, Printed for the Palæontographical Society, Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
Each plate preceded by leaf with descriptive letterpress Added t.-p.: The Palæontographical society Comprises pts. and Supplements Pages: Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge clay and Portland stone / By Richard Owen The Palæontographical issued in the Palæontographical society.
[Monographs] v. 13, (); v. 14 (); v. 22 ().Each plate preceded by leaf with descriptive Internet Topics: Paleontology, Reptiles, Fossil Author: Richard Owen. Of the fossil “Reptilia,” he reports that “no specimen has more strongly impressed me with the bulk and power of the old tyrant as the portion of tooth from Kimmeridge Clay.” Owen gauged much of his fossil research on teeth and had already published his Odontology (), in which he presented for the first time a uniform nomenclature for teeth and their parts (DSB).
This banner text can have markup. web; books; video; audio; software; images; Toggle navigation. In his monograph on the Wealden and Purbeck Reptilia (published in five parts with nine supplements in ), Sir Richard Owen () confirms the distinctiveness of the newly recognised 'Dinosauria', and also reviews the other reptiles then known from these Early Cretaceous faunas, including turtles, crocodiles and Range: $ - $ Monograph of the fossil Reptilia of the London clay, and of the Bracklesham and other Tertiary beds.
Owen, Richard, Bell, Thomas, Type. Book Material. Published material. Publication info. London:Printed for the Palaeontographical society, Notes. Monograph on the fossil reptilia of the London clay. Title Variants: Alternative: British fossil corals.
Alternative: Fossil reptilia of the London clay. Related Titles. Contained In: Medical Heritage Library. Owen, Richard, Macropterygius trigonus, (Owen) Kimmeridge Clay of Kimmeridge Bay (vertebrae), of Weymouth and of the Isle of Portland.
It also occurs in the Kimmeridge Clay of Westbrooke, in Bromham, Wiltshire and also at Stoke Wake. Also known from the Kimmeridge Clay of Boulogne and of Bavaria. For details see Delair (). West Weare is the best location on Isle of Portland for fossil hunting.
While most of the island consists of Portland Stone, this location is Kimmeridge Clay. Most of this clay on the Isle of Portland is covered, but, here, it can be found slipped between the debris of the quarry. A new monofenestratan pterosaur from the Kimmeridge. J.B. and Wimbledon, W. Reptilia from the Portland Stone A monograph on the fossil reptiles of the Mesozoic forma.
Monograph of the fossil reptilia of the liassic formations - Kindle edition by Richard Owen. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets.
Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Monograph of the fossil reptilia of the liassic formations. All information on the geology and fossil exposures is fully up-to-date, with stunning photographs throughout of the beautiful coastal landscape and the fossils to be found there.
It makes this a fantastic book for browsing at leisure or for using as an invaluable reference for field trips to. Owen, Richard, Monograph on the fossil reptilia of the London clay, and of the Bracklesham and other tertiary beds. (London, Printed for the Palaeontographical society, ), also by Thomas Bell (page images at HathiTrust) Owen, Richard, Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden and Purbeck formations.
Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Stone: With a Monograph on the British Fossil Cetacea from the Red Crag (Cambridge Monographs of the Palaeontographical Society) Descriptive and illustrated catalogue of the fossil Reptilia of South Africa in the collection of the British museum.
Monograph on the British fossil cetacea from the red crag I. Monograph on the reptilia of the Kimmeridge clay and Portland stone. Oeuvres complètes. Many Portland Stone Titanites can be seen in the fossil garden at the Portland Heights Hotel, on the summit of the Isle of Portland. Bivalves and Some Other Fossils For more information on Portland bivalves see Cox (), A synopsis of the Lamellibranchia and Gastropoda of the Portland Beds of England.
Part 1 - Lamellibranchia. The Kimmeridge Clay (Formation) is composed of fossil-rich mudstones and oil shales which originally accumulated as soft sediment at the bottom of the sea approximately million years ago.
This interval of 8 million years spans both the Kimmeridgian Stage and part of the subsequent Tithonian Stage of the Late Jurassic Epoch. A monograph of the fossil Reptilia of the Liassic formations. A monograph of the Ramphastidae: or family of toucans: Monograph on the aye-aye (Chiromys madagascariensis, Cuvier) Monograph on the British fossil Cetacea from the Red Crag.
Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge clay and Portland stone. Monograph on the Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Stone: With a Monograph on the British Fossil Cetacea from the Red Crag Richard Owen Out of Stock.This is the second in a series of guides on the safe and responsible collection of fossils along the coast of Dorset.
This sumptuously illustrated book, in full colour throughout, focusses on the central section of the coast, extending from the start of the Fleet lagoon and then eastwards to the Chalk headland of White Nothe at Ringstead information on the geology and fossil .A 'read' is counted each time someone views a publication summary (such as the title, abstract, and list of authors), clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the full-text.
