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Clay-with-Flints

In geology, Clay-with-Flints describes a series of mineral deposits distributed throughout southern England. While the composition of each deposit varies in mineral types and concentrations, they typically contain mixtures of red clay with flints. Similar deposits have also been identified in northern France, referred to as "Argile à silex."

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Occurrence

Upper ChalkPalaeogeneNeogeneUpper GreensandEngland
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Nomenclature and definitions

William WhitakerChiltern Hills
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Origin

Cryoturbated strata
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GeologyMineralSouthern England
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related to References · 8
Clay-with-Flints → Cambridge University Press, Encyclopædia Britannica, Howe, Hugh, In Chisholm, John Allen, This, Vol
related to Nomenclature and definitions · 7
Clay-with-Flints → Chiltern Hills, England, Loveday, Over, The, To, William Whitaker
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Clay-with-Flints → British Geological Survey

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deposits england mineral proposed chalk throughout southern deposit red clay flints definitions origin devon geology name variety surface formation group

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Clay-with-Flintsrelated to External linksBritish Geological Survey0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsThe0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsWilliam Whitaker0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsChiltern Hills0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsOver0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsEngland0.60section
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Clay-with-Flintsrelated to Nomenclature and definitionsLoveday0.60section
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Clay-with-Flintsrelated to ReferencesHowe0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to ReferencesJohn Allen0.60section
Clay-with-Flintsrelated to ReferencesIn Chisholm0.60section

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