- In geology, the term
Torridonian is the
informal name for the
Torridonian Group, a
series of
Mesoproterozoic to
Neoproterozoic arenaceous and argillaceous...
- the
Torridonian Supergroup and the
Moine Supergroup of the
Northern Highlands Terrane, in the
hanging wall of the
Moine Thrust. The
Torridonian Supergroup...
- of the
Lewisian complex,
unconformably overlain by the
Neoproterozoic Torridonian sediments,
which in turn are
unconformably overlain by a
sequence of...
- The Old Man of
Stoer is a 60-metre-high (200 ft) sea
stack of
Torridonian sandstone in Sutherland, Scotland,
close to the
villages of
Culkein and Stoer...
-
Accretionary lapilli in the
Mesoproterozoic Stac Fada
Member of the
Torridonian, of
probable impact origin...
-
considered Munros.
These are
mainly made of a type of sandstone,
known as
Torridonian sandstone (see
Geology of
Great Britain),
which over time has become...
-
Northwest Highlands of Scotland. The peak
displays a
rocky crest of
Torridonian sandstone, with many
pinnacles and
steep gullies. The
ridge was exposed...
-
Rathain at 1,024
metres (3,360 ft) high. The
mountain is
composed of
Torridonian sandstone which forms m****ive near-horizontal strata. They form the numerous...
- IFLScience. 30
April 2021. Stewart, A. D. (2002). The
Later Proterozoic Torridonian Rocks of Scotland:
their Sedimentology,
Geochemistry and Origin. London:...
- the
island of Soay lies offs****. The
bedrock of
Sleat in the
south is
Torridonian sandstone,
which produces poor
soils and
boggy ground,
although its lower...
