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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
v.7 (1851), Page 364 (1851)
Smithsonian Libraries
BHL Page 34984077

Keywords

Fossils Breccia Chalk Combe beach rock chalk sea-beaches pebbles Beach structure Brighton Breccia sea beaches

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"Smithsonian Libraries"

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"Biodiversity Heritage Library"

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"v.7 (1851)"

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{"text":["Fig. 7.-Diagram showing the general structure and composition of the Brighton Breccia or Combe Rock, and its relations to the Chalk and the ancient and recent Sea-beaches.","Fig. 7. -- Diagram showing the general structure and composition of the Grighton Breccia or Combo Rock, and its relations to the Chalk and ancient and recent Sea-beaches.","Diagram structure and composition of the Brighton Breccia or Combe Rock"]}

inscription

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