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JOURNAL OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY Volume 153 1996 Chief Editor: Professor I. J. Fairchild Editors: Dr K. H. Brodie, Dr J.A. Crame, Dr J. A. Evans, Dr P. Haughton, Dr S. Kelley, Dr A. J. Maltman, Dr S. G. Molyneux, Dr G. J. Nichols, Dr D. Pirrie, Dr A. M. Roberts, Dr N. W. Rogers, Dr H. R. Rollinson, Dr G. B. Shimmield, Dr D. B. Snyder, Dr W. E. G. Taylor. Advisory Editors: Dr J. D. Bell, Dr R. E. Bevins, Professor M. Brooks, Professor J.-P. Brun, Professor D. Bruton, Professor F. W. Cambray, Dr L. R. M Cocks, Dr M. A. Cooper, Dr J. C. W. Cope, Professor I. W. D. Dalziel, Dr M. H. Dodson, Professor R. O. Greiling, Dr P. L. Hancock, Dr N. B. W. Harris, Dr R. T. Haworth, Professor J. D. Hudson, Professor V. Képpel, Dr D. A. Nieuwland, Dr R. J. Pankhurst, Professor J. Rose, Dr N. J. Soper, Professor C. J. Talbot, Professor D. H. Tarling, Professor P. Van den haute, Dr P. A. Ziegler. But if any human being earnestly desire to push on to new discoveries instead of just retaining and using the old: to win victories over Nature as a worker rather than over hostile critics as a disputant: to attain, in fact, clear and demonstrative knowledge instead of attractive and probable theory: we invite him as a true son of Science to join our ranks. [Bacon, Novum Organum, Prefatio. 1620] 1996 THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY BURLINGTON HOUSE PICCADILLY LONDON WIV 0JU Journal published and distributed by GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY PUBLISHING HOUSE, Unit 7, Brassmill Enterprise Centre, Brassmill Lane, Bath BAI 3JN Printed in Northern Ireland at THE UNIVERSITIES PRESS (BELFAST) LTD. Alanbrooke Road, Belfast BT6 9HF © GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON 1996 Dates of issue of Volume 153 Part 1 (for January): pages 1-176 2 January 1996 Part 2 (for March): pages 177-336 22 February 1995 Part 3 (for May): pages 337-496 3 June 1996 Part 4 (for July): pages 497-656 3 July 1996 Part 5 (for September): pages 657-814 19 September 1996 Part 6 (for November): pages 815-1030 27 November 1996 CONTENTS ABBATE, E. See BALESTRIERI, M. L. ACHARYYA, S. K. See SENGuPTA, S. ALDERTON, D. H. M. & Bevins, R. E. P—T conditions in the South Wales Coalfield: evidence from coexisting hydrocarbon and aqueous fluid inclusions ALLEN, J. R. L. & FuLrorp, M. G. Late Flandrian coastal change and tidal palaeochannel development at Hills Flats, Severn Estuary (SW Britain) Asop, G. I. See Hutton, D. H. W. ANADON, P. See Roca, E. ANDERSON, T. B. & Otiver, G. J. H. Xenoliths of lapetus Suture mylonites in Country Down lamprophyres, Northern Ireland ANDRIESSEN, P. A. M. See VAN DER BEEK, P. A. ARGER, J. See WesTAWAY, R. ARMSTRONG, H. A., Owen, A. W., Scrutton, C. T., CLARKSON, E. N. K. & Taytor, C. M. Evolution of the Northern Belt, Southern Uplands: implications for the Southern Uplands controversy Auvray, B. See PotreL, A. AwabD, N. T., MEREFIELD, J. R., SCRIVENER, R. C. & Stone, M. Geochemistry and petrogenesis of volcanic clasts in the Permian breccias around Exeter BaILey, H. W. See STEWARD, S. A. BALESTRIERI, M. L., ABBATE, E. & BiGazzi, G. Insights on the thermal evolution of the Ligurian Apennines (Italy) through fission-track analysis BARAZANGI, M. See Gomez, F. BELL, B. R. See Cox, R. A. BENSAID, M. See Gomez, F. BerGeE, C. See Morton, A. C. Bes.y, B. M. See CorFiELb, S. M. Bevins, R. E., HorAk, J. M., Evans, A. D. & MorGan, R. Palaeogene dyke swarm, NW Wales: evidence for Cenozoic sinistral fault movement —— See ALDERTON, D. H. M. BiGazzi, G. See BALESTRIERI, M. L. Bottre Lt, S. H., RAISwELL, R. & Leosson, M. A. The influence of sulphur redox reactions and mixing on the chemistry of shallow groundwaters: the Harrogate mineral waters BoucuHezZ, J.-L. See FERRE, E. Bou_ter, C. A. Extensional tectonics and magmatism as drivers of convection leading to Iberian Pyrite Belt massive sulphide deposits? Briccs, D. E. G. & Witsy, P. R. The role of the calcium carbonate—calcium phosphate switch in the mineralization of soft-bodied fossils BRINKHUIS, H. See WILPSHAAR, M. Brown, M. & Raitn, M. First evidence of ultrahigh-temperature decompression from the granulite province of southern India Brown, R. W. See Storey, B. C. Bupp, P. See HAGGERTY, R. BuLL, J. M. & Masson, D. G. The southern margins of the Rockall Plateau: stratigraphy, Tertiary volcanism and plate tectonic evolution —— See TuckweLL , G. W. Bura, J. P. See PoTtrReEL, A. Bussy, F. R. See Cuirr, R. A. Carter, A. See Storey, B. C. CaruBA, C. See PoTtreL, A. CHEN, Y., ZENTILLI, M. A., CLARK, A. H., FARRAR, E., Grist, A. M. & WILLIs-RICHARDS, J. Geochronological evidence for post-Variscan cooling and uplift of the Carnmenellis granite, SW England CHEN, Y. D. & Liu, S. F. Precise U-Pb zircon dating of a post-D2 meta-dolerite: constraints for rapid tectonic development of the southern Adelaide Fold Belt during the Cambrian CuILps, C. , WaTTERSON, J. & WALsu, J. J. A model for the structure and development of fault zones ili Contents CHISHOLM, J. I. See GLover, B. W. CrLaouE-Lona, J. C. See Morton, A. C. CiarK, A. H. See CHEN, Y. CLARKE, M. See MarrtIiLL, D. M. CLARKSON, E. N. K. See ARMSTRONG, H. A. Curr, R. A., YARDLEY, B. W. D. & Bussy, F. R. U-Pb and Rb-Sr geochronology of magmatism and metamorphism in the Dalradian of Connemara, western Ireland Curt, P. D. Accretion tectonics of the Neotethyan Ermioni Complex, Pelopnessos, Greece Coney, P. J., Munoz, J. A., McCLay, K. R. & Evencuick, C. A. Syntectonic burial and post-tectonic exhumation of the southern Pyrenees foreland fold—thrust belt CorFiELD, S. M., GAwTHOoRPE, R. L., GAGE, M., FRASER, A. J. & Besty, B. M. Inversion tectonics of the Variscan foreland of the British Isles CornweLL, J. D., Kimpett, G. S. & Ocitvy, R. D. Geophysical evidence for basement structure in Suffolk, East Anglia Cox, R. A., Dempster, T. J, BELL, B. R. & Rocers, G. Crystallization of the Shap Granite: evidence from zoned K-feldspar megacrysts Cramg, J. A., Lomas, S. A., Pirrie, D. & LuTHer, A. Late Cretaceous extinction patterns in Antarctica CRUICKSHANK, A. R. I., Martitt, D. M. & Noé, L. F. A plesiosaur (Reptilia, Sauropterygia) exhibiting pachyostosis from the Middle Jurassic of England See MarriLL, D. M. D’Lemos, R. S. See STRACHAN, R. A. DALLMEYER, R. D. See STRACHAN, R. A. Davison, S. & HamsBrey, M. J. Indications of glaciation at the base of the Proterozoic Stoer Group (Torridonian), NW Scotland DE SMETH, J. B. See SENGupTA, S. DELERIS, J.SEE FERRE, E. DeELvAux, D. See VAN DER BEEK, P. A. DeEMOULIN, A. Clastic dykes in east Belgium: evidence for upper Pleistocene strong earthquakes west of the Lower Rhine rift segment Dempster, T. J See Cox, R. A. D’Lemos, R. S. See TriBE, I. R. Doic, R. See HorAk, J. M. Doo ey, T. P. & McCay, K. R. Strike-slip deformation in the Confidence Hills, southern Death Valley fault zone, eastern California, USA DouB.ebDay, P. A. See Storey, B. C. Doutsos, T. See KOUKOUVELAS, I. Drinkwater, N. J., PICKERING, K. T. & SiEDLECKA, A. Deep-water fault-controlled sedimentation, Arctic Norway and Russia: response to Late Proterozoic rifting and the opening of the Iaptus Ocean Epmunps, W. M. & Key, R. M. Hydrogeochemistry as an aid to geological interpretation: the Glen Roy area, Scotland Ev Desouky, M., FEELy, M. & Monr, P. Diorite-granite magma mingling and mixing along the axis of the Galway Granite batholith, Ireland Et-Sayep, M. M. See Furnes, H. EmeE.eus, C. H. See Pearson, D. G Evans, A. D. See Bevins, R. E. Evans, J. A. Dating the transition of smectite to illite in Palaeozoic mudrocks using the Rb-Sr whole-rock technique —— See HorAk, J. M. —— See HuGues, R. A. Evans, R. H. S. & TANNER, P. W. G. A late Vendian age for the Kinlochlaggan Boulder Bed (Dalradian) Evencuick, C. A. See Coney, P. J. FerseTH, R. B. Interaction of Permo-Triassic and Jurassic extensional fault-blocks during the development of the northern North Sea FANNING, C. M. See PoTREL, A. FARRAR, E. See CHEN, Y. Contents FeEELY, M. See Et Desouxy, M. Ferre, E., DELERis, J., Boucuez, J.-L., Lar, A. U. & Peucat, J.-J. The Pan-African reactivation of Eburnean and Archaean provinces in Nigeria: structural and isotopic data FLETCHER, C. J. N. See Roserts, B. FRASER, A. J. See CorrFie.p, S. M. Futrorb, M. G. See ALLEN, J. R. L. Furnes, H., Er-Savep, M. M., KHA.IL, S. O. & HaAssanen, M. A. Pan-African magmatism in the Wadi El-Imra district, Central Eastern Desert, Egypt: geochemistry and tectonic environment Gace, M. See Corrie_p, S. M. Ga eg, N. H. See HaGccerty, R. GawtuorpE, R. L. See CorrieE_p, S. M. Gipsons, W. See HorAk, J. M. Gover, B. W., Lenc, M. J. & CuisHoim, J. I. A second major fluvial sourceland for the Silesian Pennine Basin of northern England GoLpRING, R. The sedimentological significance of concentrically laminated burrows from Lower Cretaceous Ca-bentonites, Oxfordshire Gomez, F., BARAZANGI, M. & Bensaip, M. Active tectonism in the intracontinental Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco: synchronous crustal shortening and extension Grist, A. M. See CHEN, Y. GuTIERREZ-ALOonsO, G. & Nieto, F. White-mica ‘crystallinity’, finite strain and cleavage development across a large Variscan structure, NW Spain HaGcerty, R., Bupp, P., ROHL, B. & GALE, N. H. Pb-isotopic evidence for the role of Mesozoic basins in the genesis of Mississippi Valley-type mineralization in Somerset, UK Hamprey, M. J. See Davison, S. HarkKIN, J. See WiLtiams, D. M. HassANEN, M. A. See Furnes, H. HASZELDINE, R. S. See WILKINSON, M. Hiaos, K. T. See WiLtiams, D. M. HiGuTon, A. J. See Nos e, S. R. Hix, P. I. See MaANnninG, D. A. C. Hirons, S. R. See Roserts, B. Horak, J. M., Doic, R., Evans, J. A. & GisBpons, W. Avalonian magmatism and terrane linkage: new isotopic data from the Precambrian of North Wales —— See Bevins, R. E. Howe, J. H. See MANNING, D. A. C. HuGues, R. A., Evans, J. A., NoBLe, S. R. & RuNDLE, C. C. U-Pb chronology of the Ennerdale and Eskdale intrusions supports sub-volcanic relationships with the Borrowdale Volcanic Group (Ordovician, English Lake District) Hurrorp, A. J. See Storey, B. C. Hutton, D. H. W. & Atsop, G. I. The Caldedonian strike-swing and associated lineaments in NW Ireland and adjacent areas: sedimentation, deformation and igneous intrusion patterns Hystop, E. K. See Nose, S. R IMMENHAUSER, A. Cretaceous sedimentary rocks on the Masirah Ophiolite (Sultanate of Oman): evidence for an unusual bathymetric history Jacoss, J. & THomas, R. J. Pan-African rejuvenation of the c. 1.1 Ga Natal Metamorphic Province (South Africa): K—Ar muscovite and titanite fission track evidence JAN, M. Q. See TRELOAR, P. J. Jo.tey, S. J. A mid-crustal linked ductile thrust zone, Breaghy Head, NW Donegal, Ireland Jones, B., RENAUT, R. W. & Rosen, M. R. High-temperature (>90°C) calcite precipitation at Waikite Hot Springs, North Island, New Zealand Keep, M. The Pinal Schist, southeast Arizona, USA: contraction of a Palaeoproterozoic rift basin KELLEY, S. P. See Pearson, D. G. Key, R. M. See Epmunps, W. M. KHALIL, S. O. See FuRNEs, H. KIMBELL, G. S. See Cornwe LL, J. D. Contents KNELLER, B. C. See McCaffrey, W. D. Koukouve as, I., Mpresiakas, A., Soxos, E. & Doutsos, T. The tectonic setting and earthquake ground hazards of the 1993 Pyrgos earthquake, Peloponnese, Greece KROnER, A. See XUE, F. Lamseck, K. Glaciation and sea-level change for Ireland and the Irish Sea since late Devensian/Midlandian time Lar, A. U. See Ferre, E. Leake, B. E. Geochemically unravelling the sedimentary components of Archaean metasediments from Western Australia Lena, M. J. See GLover, B. W. Leosson, M. A. See BottreLt, S. H. Lercu, F. See Xue, F. Levi, K. G. See VAN DER BEEK, P. A Liste, R. J. & VANpyckE, S. Separation of multiple stress events by fault striation analysis: an example from Variscan and younger structures at Ogmore, South Wales Liu, S. F. See Cuen, Y. D. LiverA, S. E. See MILtson, J. A. Lomas, S. A. See CRAME, J. A Lorpb, R. A. See PRICHARD, H. M. LUTHER, A. See CRAME, J. A. Macpona_pD, D. I. M. See Storey, B. C. Macouaker, J. H. S. & Taytor, K. G. A sequence-stratigraphic interpretation of a mudstone-dominated succession: the Lower Jurassic Cleveland Ironstone Formation, UK Mannina, D. A. C., Hitt, P. I. & Howe, J. H. Primary lithological variation in the kaolinized St Austell Granite, Cornwall, England Marriott, S. B. & WriGut, V. P. Sediment recycling on Siluro-Devonian floodplains —— See WriGuT, V. P. MarsHALL, J. E. A., RoGers, D. A. & WuiTeLey, M. J. Devonian marine incursions into the Orcadian Basin, Scotland MartIL_, D. M., CRUICKSHANK, A. R. I., SMALL, P. G. & CLARKE, M. A new crested maniraptoran dinosaur from the Santana Formation (Lower Cretaceous) of Brazil —— See CRUICKSHANK, A. R. I. Masson, D. G. See Butt, J. M. Max, M. D. See WINCHESTER, J. A. McCase, A. M. Dating and rhythmicity from the last deglacial cycle in the British Isles McCarrrey, W. D. & KNELLER, B. C. Silurian turbidite provenance on the northern Avalonian margin McC ay, K. R. See Doo.ey, T. P. McCthay, K. R. See Coney, P. J. Mercapier, C. G. L. See MILLson, J. A. MEREFIELD, J. R. See Awan, N. T. MERRIMAN, R. J. See Roserts, B. MILLson, J. A., Mercapier, C. G. L., Livera, S. E. & Peters, J. M. The Lower Palaeozoic of Oman and its context in the evolution of a Gondwanan continental margin Mines, A. R. See Simon-Coincon, R. M. Monr, P. See EL Desouky, M. Moraan, R. See Bevins, R. E. Morton, A. C., CLAouE-Lona, J. C. & BERGE, C. SHRIMP contraints on sediment provenance and transport history on the Mesozoic Statfjord Formation, North Sea MpresiAKAs, A. See KOUKOUVELAS, I. Munoz, J. A. See Coney, P. J. —— See SANTANACH, P. Murpny, J. B. See STRACHAN, R. A. NAKAMURA, E. See YAMAMOTO, H. Nance, R. D. See STRACHAN, R. A. Neary, C. R. See PRICHARD, H. M. NELL, P. A. R. See Storey, B. C. Contents NessitT, R. W. See SAVELIEVA, G. N. Nicuo as, C. J. The Sr isotopic evolution of the oceans during the ‘Cambrian Explosion’ Nieto, F. See GUTIERREZ-ALONSO, G. Nose, S. R., Hystop, E. K, & HiGuton, A. J. High-precision U-Pb monazite geochronology of the c. 806 Ma Grampian Shear Zone and the implications for the evolution of the Central Highlands of Scotland 511 —— See HuGues, R. A. Nog, L. F. See CRUICKSHANK, A. R. I. Oaitvy, R. D. See Cornwe t, J. D. Ouiver, G. J. H. See ANDERSON, T. B. Owen, A. W. See ArRMsTRONG, H. A. PALLAS, R. See SANTANACH, P. Park, R. G. See Rippon, J. Pearson, D. G., Emeveus, C. H. & Ketey, S. P. Precise ““Ar/*’Ar age for the initiation of Palaeogene volcanism in the Inner Hebrides and its regional significance Peters, J. M. See MILison, J. A. Petterson, M. G. See TRELOAR, P. J. Peucat, J.-J. See Ferre, E. —— See PotreL, A. PICKERING, K. T. See Drinkwater, N. J. Pickett, E. A. & Rosertson, A. H. F. Formation of the Late Palaeozoic-Early Mesozoic Karakaya Complex and related ophiolites in NW Turkey by Palaeotethyan subduction—accretion Pirrie, D. See CRAME, J. A PotreL, A., Peucat, J. J., FANNING, C. M., Auvray, B., Bura, J. P. & Carusa, C. 3.5 Ga old terranes in the West African Craton, Mauritania PRICHARD, H. M., Lorp, R. A. & Neary, C. R. A model to explain the occurrence of platinum- and palladium-rich ophiolite complexes RAIswELL, R. See Botrre.t, S. H. Raitu, M. See Brown, M. READ, W. A. See Rippon, J. REISCHMANN, T. See XuE, F. RENAUT, R. W. See Jones, B. Rippon, J. H. Sand body orientation, palaeoslope analysis and basin-fill implications in the Westphalian A—C of Great Britain —, Reap, W. A. & Park, R. G. The Ochil Faults and the Kancardine basin: key structures in the tectonic evolution of the Midland Valley of Scotland Roserts, B., MERRIMAN, R. J., Hirons, S. R., FLETCHER, C. J. N. & Witson, D. Synchronous very low-grade metamorphism, contraction and inversion in the central part of the Welsh Lower Palaeozoic Basin RosBertTson, A. H. F. See Pickett, E. A. Roca, E., ANADON, P., Urritta, R. & VAzquez, A. Rise, closure and reactivation of the Bicorb—Quesa evaporite diapir, east Prebetics, Spain Rocers, D. A. See MARSHALL, J. E. A. Rocers, G. See Cox, R. A. ROHL, B. See HAGGERTY, R. Rosen, M. R. See Jones, B. RUNDLE, C. C. See HUGHES, R. A. SABAT, F. See SANTANACH, P. SANDERSON, D. J. See TUCKWELL, G. W. SANTANACH, P., PALLAs, R. SABAT, F. & Munoz, J. A. From small-scale faults to plate kinematics: palaeostress determinations in a fragmented arc complex (SE Livingston Island, S Shetland, Antarctica) 1011 SANTARELLI, A. See WILPSHAAR, M. SAvELIEVA, G. N. & Nessitr, R. W. A synthesis of the stratigraphic and tectonic setting of the Uralian ophiolites SCRIVENER, R. C. See Awan, N. T. ScruTTon, C. T. See ARMSTRONG, H. A. SeNGupTA, S., ACHARYYA, S. K. & DE SmeTH, J. B. Geochemical characteristics of the Abor volcanic rocks, NE Himalaya, India: nature and early Eocene magmatism Vill Contents SIEDLECKA, A. See DRINKWATER, N. J. Simon-Coincon, R. M., Mitnes, A. R., THiry, M. & WriGut, M. J. Evolution of landscapes in northern South Australia in relation to the distribution and formation of silcretes SMALL, P. G. See MARTILL, D. M. Society awards for 1996 Sokos, E. See KouKouveELas, I. Spiro, B. See WILLAN, R. C. Stewart, S. A. & BaiLey, H. W. The Flamborough Tertiary outlier, UK southern North Sea Stone, M. See Awan, N. T. StoreEY, B. C., Brown, R. W., CARTER, A., DOUBLEDAY, P. A., HuUrRFoRD, A. J., MACDONALD, D. I. M. & Nett, P. A. R. Fission-track evidence for the thermotectonic evolution of a Mesozoic—Cenozoic fore-arc, Antarctica STRACHAN, R. A., NANcE, R. D., DALLMEYeER, R. D., D’Lemos, R. S., Murpuy, J. B. & Watt, G. R. Late Precambrian tectonothermal evolution of the Malverns Complex SULLIVAN, M. A. See TRELOAR, P. J. TANNER, P. W. G. See Evans, R. H. S. TayLor, C. M. See ARMSTRONG, H. A. TAYLOR, K. G. See TAytor, K. G. TEIXELL, A. The Ans6 transect of the southern Pyrenees: basement and cover thrust geometries Tuiry, M. See Simon-Coincon, R. M. Tuomas, R. J. See THoMas, R. J. TRELOAR, P. J., PETTERSON, M. G., JAN, M. Q. & SULLIVAN, M. A. A re-evaluation of the stratigraphy and evolution of the Kohistan arc sequence, Pakistan Himalaya: implications for magmatic and tctonic arc-building processes —— See Vince, K. J. Tripe, I. R. & D’Lemos R. S. Significance of a hiatus in down-temperature fabric development within syn-tectonic quartz diorite complexes, Channel Islands, UK TuckweLL, G. W., Buit, J. M. & Sanperson, D. J. Models of fracture orientation at oblique spreading centres TURNBULL, M. J. M., WuiteHouse, M. J. & Moorsatu, S. New isotope age determinations for the Torridonian, NW Scotland TurRNER, J. P. Switches in subduction direction and the lateral termination of mountain belts: Pyrenees—Cantabrian transition, Spain UrriLLa, R. See Roca, E. VAN DER BEEK, P. A., DELVAUX, D. ANDRIESSEN, P. A. M. & Levi, K. G. Early Cretaceous denudation related to convergent tectonics in the Baikal region, SE Siberia VANDYCKE, S. See LISLE, R. J. VAUGHAN, A. P. M. A tectonomagmatic model for the genesis and emplacement of Caledonian calc-alkaline lamprophyres VAZQUEZ, A. See Roca, E. Vince, K. J. & TRELOAR, P. J. Miocene, north-vergent extensional displacments along the Main Mantle Thrust, NW Himalaya, Pakistan VISSCHER, H. See WILPSHAAR, M. Watsh, J. J See CuiLps, C. Watt, G. R. See STRACHAN, R. A. WatrTeRsON, J. See CHILDs, C. Westaway, R. & ARGER, J. The Golbasi basin, southeastern Turkey: a complex discontinuity in a major strike-slip fault zone WuiTEHOusE, M. J. & Moorsatu, S. See TURNBULL, M. J. M. WuiTELey, M. J. See MARSHALL, J. E. A. Wuitten, E. H. T. Molar-ratio and Harker diagrams in protraying the actual chemical variability of granitoid suites WILBy, P. R. See Briccs, D. E. G. WILKINSON, M. & HAszeLpine, R. S. Aluminium loss during sandstone diagenesis WiLLtan, R. C. R. & Spiro, B. Sulphur sources of epithermal and mesothermal veins in the Cretaceous—Tertiary magmatic-arc rocks, Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands Contents Wixuiams, D. M., Harkin, J. & Hiccs, K. T. Implications of new microfloral evidence from the Clew Bay Complex for Silurian relationships in the western Irish Caledonides WILLIs-RicHArps, J. See CHEN, Y. WILPSHAAR, M., SANTARELLI, A., BRINKHUIS, H. & VisscHER, H. Dinoflagellate cysts and mid-Oligocene chronostratigraphy in the central Mediterranean region Witson, D. See Roserts, B. WincuesTER, J. A. & Max, M. D. Chemostratigraphic correlation, structure and sedimentary environments in the Dalradian of the NW Co. Mayo inlier, NW Ireland Wricut, M. J. See Simon-Coincon, R. M. WriGut, V. P. & Marriott, S. B. A quantitative approach to soil occurrence in alluvial deposits and its application for the Old Red Sandstone of Britain —— See Marriott, S. B. Xue, F., KrRONER, A., REISCHMANN, T. & LercuH, F. Palaeozoic pre- and post-collisional calc-alkaline magmatism in the Qinling orogenic belt, central China, as documented by zircon ages on granitoid rocks Yamamoto, H. & NAKAMURA, E. Sm—Nd dating of garnet granulites from the Kohistan complex, northern Pakistan YARDLEY, B. W. D. See Cuiff, R. A. ZENTILLI, M. A. See CHEN, Y. Discussions on prviously published papers On biogenic acid rain during the Late Cretaceous as a possible cause of extinctions [Botrre.i, S. H. & RAISWELL, R.; reply by Rosinson, N. D.] On Caledonian plutonism and major lineaments in the SW Scottish Highlands [Burt, R. M. & Brown, P. E.; reply by Jacques, J. M. & Reavy, R. J.] extensional tectonics and magmatism as drivers of convection leading to Iberian Pyrite Belt massive sulphide deposits [Dicces LA Toucne, G. reply by Boutter, C. A. & RusseLt, M. J.] facies analysis in the Lower Greensand using ground-penetrating radar [Eyers, J.; reply by Bristow, C3) the Lower Palaeozoic of Oman and its context in the evolution of a Gondwanan continental margins [BuckLey, R. C. & Harsury, N. A.; reply by MiLtson, J. A., MercapieER, C. G. L., Livera, S. E. & Peters, J. M.] Ordovician palaeogeography of Siberia and adjacent continents [DauzieL, I. W. D. & Datta Sapa, L. H.; reply by Torsvik, T. H., Tait, J., MoRALEv, V. W., McKerrow, W. S., Sturt, A. & Roserts, D.] the relationship between bitumens and mineralization in the South Pannine Orefield, central England [Quirk, D. G.; reply by EwBank, G. MANNING, D. A. C. & Assortrt, G. D.] ERRATA 151, p. 266, LH col, para 1, low sinuosity should be replaced by high sinuosity and vice versa. 151, p. 266, Fig. 12, Estuarine systems are represented by ornamented surface deposits. 152, p. 740, RH col, para 2, line 8 should read ‘The samples were collected from an outcrop along a tributary of Cardabia Creek ...’. 152, p. 740, RH col, para 3, line 5 should read ‘...the Gearle Siltstone is interpreted to have been deposits in initially neritic-upper bathyal water depths...’. 152, p. 741, RH col, para 2, line 9 should read ‘... representing hemipelagic deposition in a basin of neritic to upper bathyal water depth...’. 152, p. 908. The wrong versions of Figs 1 and 2 were included with the paper. The correct figures were enclosed as a loose insert with Vol. 153, part 2.

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