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Midland naturalist.
v.4 1881, (1881)
Mertz Library, The New York Botanical Garden
BHL Page 14315254

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geology Permian formation Permian Upper Magnesian Limestone Middle Lower dirt limestone quicksand sandstone geologic formation Magnesium limestone mid-linconshire Calcareous Sedimentary North-East England slates rock formation england landscape calcareous sedimentary Magnesium Limestone Permian Formation N.E. England Mid-Lincolnshire diagram north-east england sedimentary layers

Contributors

S E Durham

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