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This report describes the stratigraphical interpretation of Chalk macrofossils from 69 localities collected by M A Woods (MAW), A R Farrant (ARF) and R K Westhead (RKW) across the Hog’s Back structure between Farnham and Guildford, Surrey, in September 2014. The field area is entirely within 1:50 000 geological Sheet 285 (Aldershot). The stratigraphy referred to in this | This report describes the stratigraphical interpretation of Chalk macrofossils from 69 localities collected by M A Woods (MAW), A R Farrant (ARF) and R K Westhead (RKW) across the Hog’s Back structure between Farnham and Guildford, Surrey, in September 2014. The field area is entirely within 1:50 000 geological Sheet 285 (Aldershot). The stratigraphy referred to in this article is given in [[OR/15/004 Locality description and interpretation | Locality description and interpretation]], and author citations for fossil species are listed in [[OR/15/004 Appendix 1 - Author citations for fossil species | Appendix 1]]. | ||
This work is in connection with current BGS work to build a physical property model of the Chalk, and will assist in providing surface control for modelled formational boundaries in the subsurface. | This work is in connection with current BGS work to build a physical property model of the Chalk, and will assist in providing surface control for modelled formational boundaries in the subsurface. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 23 July 2015
| Woods, M A. 2015. Stratigraphical interpretation of Chalk Group macrofossils from the Hog's Back structure, Surrey. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/15/004. |
This report describes the stratigraphical interpretation of Chalk macrofossils from 69 localities collected by M A Woods (MAW), A R Farrant (ARF) and R K Westhead (RKW) across the Hog’s Back structure between Farnham and Guildford, Surrey, in September 2014. The field area is entirely within 1:50 000 geological Sheet 285 (Aldershot). The stratigraphy referred to in this article is given in Locality description and interpretation, and author citations for fossil species are listed in Appendix 1.
This work is in connection with current BGS work to build a physical property model of the Chalk, and will assist in providing surface control for modelled formational boundaries in the subsurface.