- substages. From
youngest to oldest,
these are:
Brigantian Asbian Holkerian Arundian Chadian (the
lower part of this
substage falls in the Tournaisian) "Chart/Time...
-
Trough is thus (youngest at top):
Ashfell Sandstone (
Arundian age)
Breakyneck Scar
Limestone (
Arundian age) Red Hill
Formation Brownber Formation (Chadian...
-
Shale (Early)
Pennsylvanian Texas Cisco Group Pennsylvanian Wales (South)
Arundian Limestone, High Tor
Limestone Carboniferous Vancouver Island Buttle Lake...
- Limestone)
Carboniferous Limestone Supergroup Great Scar
Limestone Group (
Arundian-Brigantian)
Danny Bridge Limestone Formation (Asbian)
Garsdale Limestone...
- 284.4 ± 0.7 275.6 ± 0.7 age
Permian ICS Arti (Russia) Karpinsky, 1874
Arundian 341 339 age
Carboniferous regional from
Hobbyhorse Bay, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire...
- chronostratigraphy, the
British sub-stage of the
Carboniferous period, the '
Arundian'
derives its name from
Hobbyhorse Bay in the
Castlemartin community—arundo...
- the top of the waterfall. The
limestone at
Scaleber Force is
either Late
Arundian stage, or the
Holkerian stage of the Viséan age limestone. The waterfall...
- Falcon-Lang, H. J. (March 1999). "The
Early Carboniferous (Courceyan–
Arundian)
monsoonal climate of the
British Isles:
evidence from
growth rings in...
-
energy deposit on a
carbonate tamp.
There is
Whitehead Limestone (Chadian/
Arundian) of up to 25
metres (82 ft)
depth above the
Crease Limestone. This shows...
- It has
given its name
indirectly to a
slice of
Carboniferous time, the
Arundian, ‘arundo'
being Latin for hobbyhorse. The
sequence in
Pembrokeshire is...
