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ASSOCIATEB ROCKS OF THE BREIDDEN HILLS.
537
Hall Mill,
Brook.
Eoad. 1
Pentamerus-beds in Shropshire, and they are the probable equivalent
of the Tarannon shales of ^orth Wales.
The Wenloek shales follow, and they are of importance from their
position as showing a transition from the calcareous development in
Salop to the arenaceous type in Denbigh. They are admirably dis-
played in road- and railway-cuttings, small quarries, and a number
of transverse streams which flow down from the Long Mountain. I
have not yet been able to work out these rocks in great detail,
still less to follow the zones to the S.E. side of the synclinal, but
I hope at some future time to
return to this, the abundance of
Graptoliies giving promise of use-
ful results.
I have run four sections across O
these beds from N.W. to S.E., rl
between the .N'. of the area and ^
Buttington, and they show a pretty ^
regular succession and palaeonto- "^.
logical development, such as en- .S
ables us to compare them vrith ^
other areas. ^
Beginning at the N. (fig. 2), a ^
number of sections are laid open ^
along the brook running from Har- _^.
grave Wood to Middletown. At the g
• • • 1.
junction of this with a tributary ;^
flowing past the schoolhouse, the ^^
lowest beds of concretionary, grey, -S
calcareous shale (a) contain a few '^^
undeterminable shells, and dip .2.
S. 15° E. at 32°. A little further ^
up, where the brook crosses the "-^
railwaj^, are similar shales (b) with ^

concretions (2 feet across) dipping
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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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37047417
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51125
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Page 537
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NameFound:Cyrtograptus NameConfirmed:Cyrtograptus NameBankID:4134944 NameFound:Graptolites NameConfirmed:Graptolites NameBankID:423327 NameFound:Monograptus priodon NameConfirmed:Monograptus priodon NameBankID:5447754
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 41 (1885).
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