P. Stone

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A sequential back-arc and foreland basin thrust duplex model for the Southern Uplands of Scotland
Thrust imbrication of Ordovician and Silurian submarine fan sequences overlapping pelagic deposits in the Southern Uplands has been interpreted in terms of an accretionary prism formed above a… Expand
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Archaeocyathan limestone blocks of likely Antarctic origin in Gondwanan tillite from the Falkland Islands
Abstract Cambrian limestone clasts containing a rich, well-preserved archaeocyathan fauna have been recovered from the late Carboniferous Fitzroy Tillite Formation of the Falkland Islands. Since… Expand
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Permian non-marine bivalves of the Falkland Islands and their palaeoenvironmental significance
Simões, M.G., Quaglio, F., Warren, L., Anelli, L.E., Stone, P., Riccomini, C., Grohmann, C.H. & Chamani, M.A.C. December 2012. Permian non-marine bivalves of the Falkland Islands and their… Expand
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A review of geological origins and relationships in the Ballantrae Complex, SW Scotland
Synopsis A substantial history of research has established the Ballantrae Complex as an ophiolite assemblage, generated within the Iapetus Ocean and accreted at the margin of Laurentia as that ocean… Expand
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Parallel geological development in the Dunnage Zone of Newfoundland and the Lower Palaeozoic terranes of southern Scotland: an assessment
The Notre Dame and Exploits subzones of Newfoundland's Dunnage Zone are correlated with the Midland Valley and Southern Uplands of Scotland, using detailed comparisons of two key Lower Palaeozoic… Expand
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Regional conductivity data used to reassess Early Palaeozoic structure in the Northern Ireland sector of the Southern Uplands–Down–Longford terrane
Abstract: A high-resolution, airborne conductivity survey has proved spectacularly successful in delineating the zones of carbonaceous mudstone (Moffat Shale Group) that form the structural and… Expand
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The Skiddaw Group of the English Lake District : memoir for parts of sheets 22 Maryport, 23 Cockermouth, 24 Penrith, 28 Whitehaven, 29 Keswick, 30 Appleby, 31 Brough and 48 Ulverston
The stratigraphical and structural framework of the Skiddaw Group has been a controversial issue for much of the past century. Its rocks have been generally regarded as among the most intractable… Expand
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Graptolite faunas from the Ballantrae ophiolite complex and their structural implications
Synopsis Graptolites from the Bennane Head area of the Ballantrae complex indicate ages ranging from lowest Arenig (Lancefieldian, with Tetragraptus approximates) to middle Arenig (Chewtonian). The… Expand
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A regional geochemical assessment of some terrane relationships in the British Caledonides
Synopsis Regional geochemical data have been systematically collected across the British Caledonides and interpreted, using single and multielement image analysis, to provide geochemical constraints… Expand
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Basin thermal history favours an accretionary origin for the Southern Uplands terrane, Scottish Caledonides
There is general agreement that the Siluro-Ordovician, Southern Uplands suspect terrane is an imbricate thrust belt formed adjacent to the Laurentian continental margin during closure of the Iapetus… Expand
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