Scotland's denudational history: An integrated view of erosion and sedimentation at an uplifted passive margin

Geological Society Special Publication

Volumn 196, Issue , 2002, Pages 271-290

  Hall, Adrian ^a   Bishop, Paul ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

DENUDATION; LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION; PASSIVE MARGIN; PHANEROZOIC; SEDIMENTATION; TECTONIC EVOLUTION; UPLIFT;

UNITED KINGDOM;

ENTOVALVA;

EID: 0036439521     PISSN: 03058719     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: 10.1144/GSL.SP.2002.196.01.15     Document Type: Article

References (144)

1. Application of palynological data to the chronology of the Palaeogene lava fields of the British Province: Implications for magnetic stratigraphy
2. Sedimentological evolution and natural radioactivity of Tertiary sediments from the central North Sea
3. Geomorphic and palaeoclimatic implications of an oxygen-isotope chronology for Australian deeply weathered profiles
4. Southeast Australian late Mesozoic and Cenozoic denudation rates: A test for late Tertiary increases in continental denudation
5. Denudational isostatic rebound of intraplate highlands: The Lachlan River valley, Australia
6. Geomorphological evolution of the East Australian continental margin
7. New evidence for the origin of the Buchan Ridge Gravel, Aberdeenshire
8. Morphotectonic evolution of the South Atlantic margins of Africa and South America
9. models of long-term landscape evolution
10. Landscape sensitivity and change
11. Bedrock incision, rock uplift and threshold slopes in the northwestern Himalayas
12. Reservoir geology of the Forties Field
13. Thermal histories of Permian and Triassic basins in Britain derived from fission track analysis
14. Greenland ice cores and North Atlantic sediments: Implications for the last glaciation in Scotland
15. Quantification of the impact of glacial erosion on the British Isles
16. A new approach to the relief of Great Britain III. Derivation of the contribution of neotectonic movements and exceptional regional denudation to the present relief
17. Quantifying passive margin denudation and landscape development using a combined fission-track thermochronology and cosmogenic isotope analysis approach
18. A latest Cretaceous hotspot and the southeasterly tilt of Britain
19. 39Ar analysis of detrital K-feldspar and muscovite, Bengal fan
20. Isotopic evidence for the age and origin of pitchstones and felsites, Isle of Eigg, North-West Scotland
21. Principal tectonic events in the evolution of the northwest European Atlantic margin
22. Fission track thermochronology: Application to continental rifting of south-eastern Australia
23. The upper Cainozoic of the Norwegian continental shelf correlated with the deep sea record of the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic
24. Tertiary igneous activity
25. Late Oligocene terrestrial sediments from a small basin in the Little Minch
26. Palaeoenvironmental significance of marine and terrestrial Tertiary sediments on the NW Scottish Shelf in BGS borehole 77/7
27. Morphotectonic evolution of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau
28. 36Cl: Initial results
29. Carboniferous
30. Triassic sediments in the inner Moray Firth. Scotland: Early rift deposits
31. The stratigraphical evolution of the Midland Valley
32. Geomorphic evolution in Hebridean Scotland
33. D-H evidence for the timing of kaolinization in northeast Bavaria, Germany
34. Calculating Quaternary erosion rates in North East Scotland
35. Fission-track thermochronology and the long-term denudational response to tectonics
36. La surface prétorridonienne en Écosse
37. L'efficacité de l'érosion glaciare en Écosse du Nord
38. Essais de corrélation entre l'altitudes des reliefs et les caractères pétrographiques des roches dans les socles de l'Écosse du nord
39. Carboniferous sedimentation and volcanism on the Laurussian margin
40. Morphotectonic evolution of the Western Ghats, India
41. Cenozoic weathering covers in Buchan, Scotland, and their significance
42. Deep weathering patterns in northeast Scotland and their geomorphological significance
43. Weathering and relief development in Buchan, Scotland
44. Pre-Quaternary landscape evolution in the Scottish Highlands
45. Deep weathering in Scotland: A review
46. The paleic relief of the Cairngorn Mountains
47. A concealed Lower Cretaceous outlier at Moss of Cruden, Grampian Region
48. The characteristics and significance of deep weathering in the Gaick area, Grampian Highlands, Scotland
49. Limited modification of mid-latitude landscapes by ice sheets: The case of north-east Scotland
50. The clay mineralogy and age of deeply weathered rock in north-east Scotland
51. Middle Mesozoic sedimentation in relation to tectonics in the British area
52. Beyond power: Bedrock incision process and form
53. The petrology of the Chalk
54. The Gribun Formation: Clues to the latest Cretaceous history of western Scotland
55. Scotland's landforms
56. Mesozoic regolith and palaeo-landscape features in southeastern Australia: Significance for interpretations of the evolution of the eastern highlands
57. Quantification of Tertiary erosion in the Inner Moray Firth by sonic velocity data from the Chalk and Kimmeridge Clay
58. Mesozoic cover over northern England: Interpretation of fission track data
59. Contact metamorphism and anatexis of Torridonian arkose by minor intrusions of the Rum Igneous Complex. Inner Hebrides, Scotland
60. Dating topography of the Sierra Nevada, California, using apatite (U-Th)/He ages
61. Macroscale process systems of mountain belt erosion
62. The petrology of the sandstones of the Great Estuarine Series and the Jurassic palaeogeography of Scotland
63. The Upper Cretaceous White Sandstone of Loch Aline, Argyll, Scotland
64. The implications of clay mineralogy to palaeoclimate and provenance during the Jurassic in north-east Scotland
65. Mineralogy and diagenesis of Lower Jurassic sediments of the Lossiemouth borehole, north-east Scotland
66. Cenozoic evolution of the eastern Danish North Sea
67. Regional Neogene exhumation of Britain and the western North Sea
68. Neogene uplift and tectonics around the North Atlantic: Overview
69. Palaeosurface palynofloras on the Skye lava field, and the age of the British Tertiary volcanic province
70. Sequence development during uplift: Palaeogene stratigraphy and relative sea-level history of the Outer Moray Firth, UK North Sea
71. Present and past influence of the Iceland Plume on sedimentation
72. Cenozoic sequence stratigraphy of the central and northern North Sea Basin: Tectonic development, sediment distribution and provenance areas
73. Comments on the pattern of post-rift subsidence in the Central and Northern North Sea Basin
74. Changes in the mineralogical composition of Tertiary sediments from North Sea wells
75. Apatite fission track thermochronology and geomorphology. (Thematic issue.)
76. Denudation history of the Snowy Mountains: Constraints from apatite fission track thermochronology
77. Late Tertiary warping and erosion in western Scotland
78. Rythmes de dénudation tertiaire et quaternaire en Écosse occidentale
79. Transient and longterm correspondence of erosion level and the tops of granite plutons
80. Landforms and uplift history of southern Norway
81. Morphotectonic evolution of Taiwan
82. Problems of the Scottish scenery
83. The scenery of the Cairngorm Mountains
84. Morphological contrasts between eastern and western Scotland
85. Quantitative determination of Tertiary sediment supply to the North Sea Basin
86. Discussion on Mesozoic cover in N England: Interpretation of apatite fission track data
87. Age progressive volcanism in the Tasmantid seamounts
88. Weathering mantles and their significance for geomorphological evolution of central and northern Europe since the Mesozoic
89. The provenance and distribution of the Palaeocene sands of the North Sea
90. Fifty million years of 'passive margin' deformation in North West Europe
91. Timing and duration of Tertiary igneous activity of Rhum and adjacent areas
92. Palaeocene uplift and Eocene subsidence in the northern North Sea Basin from 2D forward and reverse stratigraphic modelling
93. Cenozoic differential subsidence of the North Sea
94. Wearing down, wearing back, and gorge extension in the long-term denudation of a highland mass: Quantitative evidence from the Shoalhaven catchment, southeast Australia
95. Morphotectonic evolution of Japan
96. Eruptive volcanism
97. Petroleum geology west of the Shetlands
98. Quantification of Cenozoic vertical movements of Scandinavia by correlation of morphological surfaces with offshore data
99. Surfaces
100. Linking onshore and offshore structures: Mesozoic extension in the Scottish Highlands
101. Meso-Cenozoic morphotectonic evolution of southern Norway: Neogene domal uplift inferred from apatite fission track thermochronology
102. Isopach and borehole data as indicators of rifted margin evolution in southwestern Africa
103. Discussion on the amount of Tertiary erosion in the UK using sonic velocity analysis
104. Triassic rift basins of Northwest Scotland - Their configuration, infilling and development
105. Precambrian landscapes in northwest Scotland
106. A record of late Cenozoic stratigraphy, sedimentation and climate change from the Hebrides Slope, NE Atlantic Ocean
107. Cenozoic uplift of Fennoscandia inferred from a study of the mid-Norwegian margin
108. The age of the sub-Jurassic tropical weathering profiles of Andøya, northern Norway, and the implications for the Late Palaeozoic paleogeography of the North Atlantic region
109. Geomorphic factors in the interpretation of fission-track data
110. Four component model for Australian basalts
111. The role of etch processes in landform development
112. Tertiary structuration and erosion of the inner Moray Firth
113. Evidence from apatite fission track analysis for the post-Devonian burial and exhumation history of the northern Highlands, Scotland
114. Structural framework of the central and northern North Sea
115. Geodynamic processes in the Southern Alps
116. Gondwanan (Late Jurassic and Cretaceous) palaeosurfaces of the Australian craton
117. Pre-Quaternary landforms in the low latitude context: The example of Australia
118. Scotland as an Atlantic-North Sea divide
119. Intrusions beneath large alkaline intraplate volcanoes
120. Cainozoic ingeneous activity in eastern Australia
121. Measuring the pulse of a plume with the sedimentary record
122. Palaeoecology and sedimentology across a Jurassic fault scarp, NE Scotland
123. Denudational history of the south-central uplands of New South Wales
124. U-Th-He dating of apatite: A potential thermochronometer