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  • ===== Penarth Group (PnG) ===== The Penarth Group consists of grey to black mudstones with subordinate limestones and sandsto ...
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  • == Penarth Group == ...il 12 Late Triassic (Rhaetian) bivalve (12) Rhaetavicula contorta from the Penarth Group at Waterloo, Co. Antrim. (P948078) ]] ...
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  • ...nchor Formation comprises grey dolomitic mudstones and siltstones, and the Penarth Group, which is nowhere thicker than 12 m, grades from calcareous marls and marly ...
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  • ...andstone’), the Mercia Mudstone Group (formerly the ‘Keuper Marl’) and the Penarth Group (formerly the ‘Rhaetic’). The latter is succeeded conformably by the Waterl ...
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  • | Horizon/Fault contacts refined<br>Top Penarth Group surface created from isopach ...
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  • == Depositional environment (Mercia Mudstone Group, Penarth Group, Waterloo Mudstone Formation) == ...lded the approach of a marine transgression. At the outset, the succeeding Penarth Group was deposited during a period of fluctuating sea-levels in a shallow epeiri ...
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  • : 2 Top Penarth Group ...
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  • ...Anchor Formation to black, fossiliferous shales of the Westbury Formation (Penarth Group). The unconformity surface may be slightly irregular and small clasts of Bl ...
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  • : 5 Top Penarth Group ...
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  • The Top Penarth Group surface was constructed from isopach values. Values were gridded in Arc GIS ...
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  • | Penarth Group ...
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  • [[Image:P239116.jpg|thumb|350px|The Penarth Group at Chipping Sodbury railway cutting. Exposed during excavation in 1901, mud The Mercia Mudstone Group is disconformably overlain by the Penarth Group (PnG), formed by a continuation of the marine transgression which began wit ...
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  • | Penarth Group ...
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  • : 5 – Top Penarth Group ...
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  • ...ts are well exposed along the coast of south Wales and north Somerset. The Penarth Group comprises dark grey mudstone with subordinate sandstone (Westbury Formation Image:P007705.jpg|Dark mudstone of the Penarth Group in the foreground, dips toward the camera, and rests on the Blue Anchor For ...
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  • | Penarth Group ...
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  • ==Penarth Group== The Penarth Group is named after the coast sections at Penarth, South Glamorgan, and is virtu ...
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  • ...ase of a scarp slope formed by the Blue Anchor Formation and capped by the Penarth Group. ...Anchor Formation to black, fossiliferous shales of the Westbury Formation (Penarth Group). The unconformity surface is commonly slightly irregular and small clasts ...
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  • ...ogical Survey of Great Britain'', 50, 51–69.</ref>. Between the top of the Penarth Group (Rhaetian) and the lowest bed in the Waterloo Mudstone Formation with the a ...
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  • ...de of the Moray Firth and the muddy debris-flow deposits at Stornoway. The Penarth Group also has a wide distribution but is everywhere thin. ...poradic thin interbeds of fine-grained sandstone; in the upper part of the Penarth Group the mudstone is more calcareous and contains an abundant bivalve fauna. ...
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  • | PENARTH GROUP <nowiki>*</nowiki>NB The White Lias Formation and Penarth Group appear in only a few cross-sections in the base of the model, very close to ...
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  • [[Image:P210568.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Mercia Mudstone Group and Penarth Group successions (late Triassic)&nbsp;—&nbsp;Aust Cliff, Avon. (P210568)]] [[Image:P211340.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Mercia Mudstone Group and Penarth Group successions (late Triassic)&nbsp;—&nbsp;Blue Anchor, north Somerset. (P2113 ...
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  • ...ia Mudstone Group is succeeded abruptly by grey and black mudstones of the Penarth Group. ...
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  • :: [[Penarth Group, Permo-Triassic, Bristol and Gloucester region|Penarth Group]] ...
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  • ...ic, a term also bearing such connotations, has been abandoned and the name Penarth Group has been substituted. Rhaetian, a standard stage of the Triassic Period is :: [[Penarth Group, Permo-Triassic, Bristol and Gloucester region|Penarth Group]] ...
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  • ...ormations; some may also be laterally equivalent to parts of the overlying Penarth Group. The use of informal and descriptive local names remains the most practical ...
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  • ..., M J, Cook, E, and Turner, P. 2002. Permian and Triassic red beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain. ''Geological Conservation Review'', No. 24. (Peterborough ...
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  • The marine transgression at the end of Triassic times, during which the Penarth Group was deposited, was followed by the establishment of open-sea conditions, fi ...
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  • ...nd these beds have been assigned to the Westbury Formation of the Rhaetian Penarth Group. ...
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  • ...and grey mudstone with subordinate sandstones, siltstones and limestones (Penarth Group), which passes into a more restricted marginal facies. The strata were depo ...s, some of which are graded, were probably storm generated. The top of the Penarth Group is sharply overlain by ‘paper shales’ of the St Mary’s Well Bay Member, whi ...
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  • [[Image:P948988.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Depth to top of Penarth Group (after Whittaker 1985)<ref name="Whittaker1985"></ref>. Annotation as for F ...-Variscan structures were already established before the deposition of the Penarth Group and that subsequent movement resulted in their further development. The bro ...
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  • ...d east Co. Antrim basal Cretaceous strata rest on either the Late Triassic Penarth Group or Early Jurassic Waterloo Mudstone Formation [[Triassic, Northern Ireland| ...
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  • ...is transgression and in the ensuing shallow-water, marine environment. The Penarth Group rests disconformably on the Mercia Mudstone and is subdivided into two form ..., M J, Cook, E, and Turner, P. 2002. Permian and Triassic red beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain. ''Geological Conservation Review'', No. 24. (Peterborough ...
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  • ...y of London'', 21, 15–44.</ref>, rests on the Waterloo Mudstone Formation, Penarth Group and the Mercia Mudstone Group. The fauna is dominated by bivalves, especial ...
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  • ...aways Clay Member, Fuller’s Earth Formation, Charmouth Mudstone Formation, Penarth Group and Mercia Mudstone Group are regarded as non-aquifers. Whilst water flow t ...
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  • The Lias Group rests conformably on the Penarth Group and, in the Vale of Glamorgan, lies mainly within the Hettangian and lower ...th mudstone flakes and concretionary dolomitic pebbles from the underlying Penarth Group, and locally, as at Witland, these deposits infill a markedly incised subst ...
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  • ...the grey to black, fossiliferous mudstone of the Westbury Formation of the Penarth Group. ...to black marine mud that formed the Westbury Formation at the base of the Penarth Group (Warrington and Ivimey-Cook, 1992). ...
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  • :[[Penarth Group, Triassic, Northern Ireland|Penarth Group]] ...
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  • ...n that small-scale galena-sphalerite-barite-calcite mineralisation affects Penarth Group, Lower Lias and Upper Inferior Oolite rocks in the Mendip–Bristol area, inc ...
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  • ..., M J, Cook, E, and Turner, P. 2002. Permian and Triassic red beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain. ''Geological Conservation Review'', No. 24. (Peterborough ...
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  • ...llustrates a cross-plot of sonic and gamma-ray for the Mercia Mudstone and Penarth Group in the Winterborne Kingston borehole in South Dorset (see Figure 22). While ...
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  • ...borehole proved 90.5 m of probable Carboniferous Limestone underlying the Penarth Group, but beyond this its eastern extent and structure are uncertain. The axis a ...
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  • ...ase of a scarp slope formed by the Blue Anchor Formation and capped by the Penarth Group. ...
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  • ...he east-west ridge of Camel Hill, Sparkford, is due to a faulted upfold of Penarth Group to Blue Lias strata. There has been a tendency in this area to limit the te ...
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  • ..., M J, Cook, E, and Turner, P. 2002. Permian and Triassic red beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain. ''Geological Conservation Review'', No. 24. (Peterborough ...
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  • ...ust above (EWrung_14; Centreline; EWrung_4; EWrung_5). Here the underlying Penarth Group and Mercia Mudstone Group strata (WLI, PNG, MMG) are locally correlated but ...
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  • ...M J, Cook, R, and Turner, P. (2002). Permian and Triassic Red beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain, Geological Conservation Review Series, No.&nbsp;24, Joint ...
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  • ...itby Mudstone Formation (Alder Carr); the Jurassic Blue Lias, and Triassic Penarth Group at cliff face seepages at Sedbury and the Carboniferous Limestone and Devon ...
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  • | Penarth Group ...
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  • ...ly lies on a somewhat eroded, commonly (trace fossil) bored surface of the Penarth Group. Subsidence continued in the basins, albeit at a reduced rate and with some ...
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  • ...Blue Lias Formation limestones over Westbury Formation and Cotham Member (Penarth Group) clays and mudstones, and Mercia Mudstone Formation. The gulls were frequen ...
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  • ...ncretions (cornstones), and the overlying sandy limestones of the Rhaetian Penarth Group are cut by basaltic sills of Paleocene age. Upper Cretaceous silicified lim ...
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  • ...re 3-6) with Jurassic–Triassic strata including the Blue Anchor Formation, Penarth Group and Blue Lias. The interbedded nature of these low permeability rocks creat ...
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