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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Upper Chalk
  Correlation: see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Chalk Rock
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Port Calliagh Chalk Member
  ...on with the higher part of the Sidestrand Chalk Member of the East Anglian Chalk Group succession (Wilson & Manning, 1978). '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Lower Chalk
  The Lower Chalk comprises strata from the base of the Chalk Group to the top of a clay-rich horizon named the Plenus Marls, and is entirely '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Larry Bane Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland | 007]]
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Chalk Marl
  The Chalk Marl is probably the most fossiliferous part of the Chalk Group, and is particularly rich in sponges, brachiopods, inoceramid bivalves, and '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Grey Chalk
  '''Correlation:''' see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Middle Chalk
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: East Anglia - Pre Weybourne Chalk
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[Category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: East Anglia | 024]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Ballymagarry Chalk Member
  ...a Hardground at the Campanian / Maastrichtian boundary in the East Anglian Chalk Group succession. '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Chalk Hill Marls
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 016]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Galboly Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland | 003]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Tanderagee Chalk Member
  ...val with the lower part of the Sidestrand Chalk Member of the East Anglian Chalk Group succession (Wilson & Manning, 1978). The locally developed Long Gilbert Fli '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Cloghastucan Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland | 004]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Creggan Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland | 005]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Ballycastle Chalk Member
  ...ingham Sponge Beds Member and Little Marl Point Member of the East Anglian Chalk Group succession (Wood, 1967). '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland - Boheeshane Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern Ireland | 006]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Burnham Chalk Formation
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 030]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: East Anglia - Sidestrand Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[Category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: East Anglia | 030]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Flamborough Chalk Formation
  ...[TA 202 687]), c. +215-?+300 m thick, is the youngest exposed chalk of the Chalk Group in northern England, although Wood & Smith (1978) reported an undescribed u '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Maidlands Lower Marls
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 062]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Daneswood Lower Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 067]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Ulceby Oyster Bed
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 037]]
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• OR/14/009 Summary
  ...anguinum'' biozones. This work is in connection with a strategic survey of Chalk Group lithostratigraphy on the northern flank of the Thames Basin, to permit high [[category:OR/14/009 Stratigraphical interpretations of Chalk Group macrofossils from Sheet 254 (Henley-on-Thames) Autumn 2013 | 02]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Danes Dyke Lower Marls
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 064]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Enthorpe Marls
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 038]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Sewerby Hall Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 073]]
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• Gaster (1924, 1927, 1929, 1932, 1937, 1941, 1944) - Belemnitella mucronata Zone
  ...e of the ''B. mucronata'' Zone, as currently recognised, to the top of the Chalk Group in southern England. ...enclatures with the currently accepted standard biozonal scheme for the UK Chalk Group | 052]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Daneswood Upper Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 069]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Marton Hall Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 072]]
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• OR/14/009 Foreword
  ...It was produced in connection with a programme of strategic survey of the Chalk Group of the Chilterns, on the northern flank of the Thames Basin. This survey wo [[category:OR/14/009 Stratigraphical interpretations of Chalk Group macrofossils from Sheet 254 (Henley-on-Thames) Autumn 2013 | 01]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Daneswood Middle Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 068]]
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Sussex lithostratigraphy of Mortimore (1986a) - Seaford Chalk Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Marlborough Downs/Berkshire Downs/Chilterns - Glauconitic Marl
  ..., this unit is synonymous with the Glauconitic Marl of the Southern Region Chalk Group. The Glauconitic Marl thins north-east of Princes Risborough [SP 80 03], an '''WOOD, C. J.''' 1996. Upper Cretaceous: the Chalk Group. ''In'' '''SUMBLER, M. G'''., ''British Regional Geology: London and the Th
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Sewerby Steps Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 074]]
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Sussex lithostratigraphy of Mortimore (1986a) - Ranscombe Member
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Thornton Curtis Marl
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 034]]
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• Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England - Maidland Tilestone
  '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other UK Chalk Group successions [[category:Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Northern England | 061]]
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• OR/15/004 Summary
  This work summarises Chalk Group macrofossils, and their stratigraphical interpretation, for 69 localities a [[category:OR/15/004 Stratigraphical interpretation of Chalk Group macrofossils from the Hog's Back structure, Surrey | 01]]
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• Southern Region Chalk Group Lithostratigraphy: Traditional Classification - Basement Bed
  The Basement Bed is a condensed phosphatic nodule bed at the base of the Chalk Group in Dorset and southeast Devon. Kennedy (1970) showed that its rich fauna re '''Correlation''': see Correlation with other Southern Region Chalk Group classifications
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