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THE CALLOVIAN SUCCESSION AT PECKONDALE HILL, MALTON, YORKSHIRE
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Summary
This note describes the Oxford Clay succession at Peckondale Hill Brick Pit, near Malton. Ammonites collected from three levels in the pit show that parts of both the Middle and Upper Callovian are represented, and new ammonite records for the Yorkshire Callovian are given. The significance of this exposure is discussed in relation to the stratigraphy of the Yorkshire Callovian.
Title: THE CALLOVIAN SUCCESSION AT PECKONDALE HILL, MALTON, YORKSHIRE
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Summary
This note describes the Oxford Clay succession at Peckondale Hill Brick Pit, near Malton.
Ammonites collected from three levels in the pit show that parts of both the Middle and Upper Callovian are represented, and new ammonite records for the Yorkshire Callovian are given.
The significance of this exposure is discussed in relation to the stratigraphy of the Yorkshire Callovian.
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