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- The Wolstonian Stage is a middle Pleistocene stage of the geological history of Earth from approximately 374,000 until 130,000 years ago. It precedes the...
- either middle and late Wolstonian stage or late Wolstonian stage in the British Isles. In North America, the term "Wolstonian stage" is not used by geomorphologists...
- northern Europe and later Wolstonian in Britain) MIS 7 – 243 (Aveley Interglacial in Britain) MIS 8 – 300 (early Wolstonian in Britain) MIS 9 – 337 (Purfleet...
- Eemian Stage 200,000 years Illinois Wolstoniense Regresión Regresión Wolstonian Stage 450,000 years Yarmouthiense Hoxniense Anfatiense Tirreniense I Hoxnian...
- studded with dis****d settlements and farms – the "Münsterland". The Wolstonian sediments of the mountain ridge called "Münsterländer Kiessandzug" cross...
- Europe Eburonian Elsterian Saalian Weichselian British Isles Beestonian Anglian Wolstonian Devensian Midwest U.S. Nebraskan Kansan Illinoian Wisconsinan...
- river was also modified by glaciation, but in that case by the later Wolstonian ice advance. Those western and eastern sections never linked up to form...
- Europe Eburonian Elsterian Saalian Weichselian British Isles Beestonian Anglian Wolstonian Devensian Midwest U.S. Nebraskan Kansan Illinoian Wisconsinan...
- Saale-Kaltzeit), Saale complex (Saale-Komplex) or Saale glacial stage (called the Wolstonian Stage in Britain), covers the middle of the three large glaciations in...
- today's landforms approximately 500,000 years ago. Up to the end of the Wolstonian Stage approximately 132,000 years ago, the Rhine flowed westwards from...