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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh, ...
At Cockburn Mill, the ichthyolitic beds are situated within a hundred feet of the
conglomerate, from which they are separated by a series of intervening beds of
unfossiliferous red sandstones, and thin strata of conglomerate. One bed which is
ex ...
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The Cruise of the Betsy; Or, a Summer Ramble Among the ...
... upper member of the Lower Old Red Sandstone—the last formed of the Pa
lieozoic deposits of Orkney,—which overlies the ichthyolitic flagstones and
shales of Caithness at Dunnet Head, and the ichthyolitic nodular beds of
Inverness, Ross, ...
Hugh Miller, William Samuel Symonds, 1858
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
At Oockburn Mill, the ichthyolitic beds are situated within a hundred feet of the
conglomerate, from which they are separated by a series of intervening beds of
unfossiliferous red sandstones, and thin strata of conglomerate. One bed which is
...
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Works: The foot-prints of the Creator
Over the dark-colored ichthyolitic schists so immensely developed in Caithness
and Orkney, there occurs a pale-tinted, unfossilif- erous sandstone, which in the
island of Hoy rises into hills of fiom fourteen to sixteen hundred feet in height; and
...
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Analytical Fourth [-sixth] Reader: Containing Practical ...
LXXVL— ICHTHYOLITIC BEDS. Hugh Mikleb. 1. The period of this sha11ow and
stormy ocean passed. The bottom composed of the identical conglomerate which
now forms the summit of some of our loftiest mountains, sank throughout its ...
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The Cruise of the Betsey; Or, A Summer Holiday in the Hebrides
... the Palaeozoic deposits of Orkney, — which overlies the ichthyolitic flagstones
and shales of Caithness at Dunnet Head, and the ichthyolitic nodular beds of
Inverness, Ross, and Cromarty, at Culloden, Tarbet Ness, within the Northern
Sutor, ...
Hugh Miller, William Samuel Symonds, 1869
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Buchan. [A topography.] ... With illustrations
I showed the younger of the two geologists my mode of breaking open an
ichthyolitic nodule, so as to secure the best possible section of the fish. ' Ah !' said
he, as he marked the style of handling the hammer, which, save for fifteen years'
...
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Analytical [-sixth] Reader
LXXVL— ICHTHYOLITIC BEDS. Hugh Miller. 1. The period of this shallow and
stormy ocean passed. The bottom composed of the identical conglomerate which
now forms the summit of some of our loftiest mountains, sank throughout its wide
...
Richard Edwards, John Russell Webb, 1868
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The Cruise of the Betsey; Or, A Summer Ramble Among the ...
The altered colour here is evidently a consequence of the large development, in
Ferin- donald and Strathpeffer, of the ichthyolitic members of the Old Red,
existing chiefly as foetid bituminous breccias and dark-coloured sandstones : the
...
Hugh Miller, William Samuel Symonds, 1858
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Works: The cruise of the Betsey, with Rambles of a geologist
... the Palaeozoic deposits of Orkney, — which overlies the ichthyolitic flagstones
and shales of Caithness at Dunnet Head, and the ichthyolitic nodular beds of
Inverness, Ross, and Cromarty, at Culloden, Tarbet Ness, within the Northern
Sutor, ...
