The petrology of the Chalk

Proceedings of the Geologists' Association

Volumn 86, Issue 4, 1975, Pages 499-535

  Hancock, Jake M ^a  

^a KING'S COLLEGE LONDON   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 84881554512     PISSN: 00167878     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0016-7878(75)80061-7     Document Type: Article

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1. Rapid groundwater flow in fissures in the chalk: an example from south Hampshire
2. The distinction of pyrite from marcasite in nodular growths
3. Upper Cretaceous planktonic foraminifera from the Isle of Wight, England
4. Foraminiferal ooze: solution at depth
5. Plate stratigraphy and the fluctuating carbonate line
6. The constitution of the Chalk
7. Coccoliths
8. The systematics of coccoliths in relation to the palaeontological record.
9. Some observations on burrows of thalassinidean Crustacea in chalk hardgrounds
10. Burrows and borings in hardgrounds
11. Borings as trace fossils and Entobia cretacea Portlock, as an example
12. Redescription of the trace fossil Gyrolithes and taxonomic evaluation of Thalassinoides, Ophiomorpha and Spongeliomorpha
13. Borings produced by brachiopod pedicles, fossil and Recent
14. Paramoudras: giant flints, long burrows and the early diagenesis of chalks.
15. Upper Cretaceous shelf limestone from Ignaberga, Scania (Sweden) and its diagenesis
16. The zone of Offaster pilula in the south English Chalk
17. The palaeoecology of the foraminifera of the Chalk Marl
18. Lithology of Cretaceous deposits of the Dnieper-Donets basin
19. Geology of the Ekofisk Field offshore Norway
20. Deposition and diagenesis of silica in marine sediments
21. A study of the strength, compressibility, and density trends within the chalk of south-east England
22. Functional studies on the Cretaceous oyster Arctostrea
23. Adaptations of British Chalk bivalvia
24. Contribution a l'étude micrographique des terrains sédimentaires. I. Etudes de quelques dépôts siliceux secondaires et tertiaires du Bassin de Paris et de la Belgique. II. Craie du Bassin de Paris.
25. Les roches sédimentaires de France.
26. Pteropod ooze from Bermuda Pedestal
27. Alger
28. Oxygen isotope study of calcite and silicates of the River Ranch no. 1 well, Salton Sea geothermal field, California
29. Environment of calcium carbonate deposition west of Andros Island, Bahamas
30. Granulo-mechanical aspects of lithification. II
31. Chalk: its riddles and some possible solutions
32. Strukturgeologische Untersuchungen zur Querplattung (Sigmoidalklüftung) in den Oberkreide-Kalken des Osnings
33. A study of the texture and composition of chert
34. Sous-classe des Prosobranches
35. Trace fossils of Fort Hays Limestone Member of Niobrara Chalk (Upper Cretaceous), west-central Kansas
36. Early diagenesis and lithification in carbonate sediments
37. Comments on the distribution of coccolithophorids in the oceans.
38. Eocene volcanism and the origin of Horizon A
39. The occurrence of magnesian calcites in nature
40. The stratigraphical significance of electrical resistivity marker bands in the Cretaceous strata of the Leatherhead (Fetcham Mill) borehole, Surrey
41. Maastrichtian chalk of north-west Europe—a pelagic shelf sediment
42. Origin of Fullers Earth in the Mesozoic of southern England
43. The hardness of the Irish chalk
44. Transgression of the Cretaceous sea in south-west England
45. The sequence of facies in the Upper Cretaceous of northern Europe compared with that in the Western Interior
46. Photographs of hard and soft chalks taken with a scanning electron microscope
47. Chalk of the North Sea
48. Cyclic sedimentation in the Colorado Group of West-central Kansas
49. Upper Cretaceous Stratigraphy, Paleontology, and Paleoecology of Western Kansas.
50. Lithospheric plate motions, sea level changes and climatic and ecological consequences
51. Über die mineralischen, nichtkarbonatischen Bestandteile des Cenoman and Turon der mitteldeutschen Kreidemulden und ihre Verteilung
52. On the structure of the Dutch part of the Central North Sea Graben
53. Occurrence of the ammonite Ptychoceras adpressum (J. Sowerby) in the Upper AIbian of Kent, England
54. Dissolution of suspended coccoliths in the deep-sea water column and sedimentation of coccolith ooze
55. North Sea oil in a world context
56. Speculations on the depth relations of calcium carbonate solution in Recent and ancient seas
57. On the genesis of the Chalk
58. A hydrogeological study of the permeability of the Chalk
59. The origin of the montmorillonite of the European chalk with special reference to the Lower Chalk of England
60. The Market Weighton structure: tectonics, sedimentation and diagenesis during the Cretaceous
61. The stratigraphy of the Actinocamax plenus Subzone (Turonian) in the Anglo-Paris Basin
62. Origin of red nodular limestones (Ammonitico Rosso, Knollenkalke) in the Mediterranean Jurassic: a diagenetic model
63. Pelagic sediments: on land and under the sea — an introduction
64. The Cretaceous rocks of Britain. 2: The Lower and Middle Chalk of England.
65. The Cretaceous rocks of Britain. 3: The Upper Chalk of England.
66. Diagenesis of pelagic siliceous oozes
67. Carbon and oxygen isotopic composition of selected limestones and fossils
68. Burrows and surface traces from the Lower Chalk of southern England
69. The correlation of the Lower Chalk of south-east England
70. Trace fossils in the Chalk environment
71. Morphology and genesis of nodular chalks and hardgrounds in the Upper Cretaceous of southern England
72. Carbonate banks and slump beds in the Upper Cretaceous (Upper Turonian-Santonian) of Haute Normandie, France
73. Note on the depth and temperature of the Gault sea as indicated by Foraminifera
74. Solution of the Chalk in the Mimms Valley, Herts
75. Chert and silica diagenesis in sediments from the Central Pacific, Initial Rep
76. Sedimentation in the World Ocean.
77. Paleotemperatures of the post-Aptian Cretaceous as determined by the oxygen isotope method
78. Cretaceous paleo-temperatures as determined by the oxygen isotope method, their relations to and the nature of rudistid reefs.
79. Diagenetic history of a North Sea chalk
80. Caribbean Eocene volcanism and the extent of Horizon A
81. Precipitation and lithification of deep-sea carbonates in the Red Sea
82. Sur la montmorillonite dans les craies
83. Fabric deformation induced in Cretaceous chalks by tectonic stresses
84. K-Ar and Rb-Sr isotopic age studies on the Wolf Rock nosean phonolite, Cornwall
85. The terrestrial environment during Upper Cretaceous and Tertiary times
86. Faecal pellets in relation to marine deposits.
87. Magnesian-calcite nodules in the Ionian deep sea: an actualistic model for the formation of some nodular limestones
88. Die Rekonstruktion des Lebensraumes der Rügener Schreibkreide-Fauna (Unter-Maastricht) mit Hilfe der Paläoökologie und Paläobiologie
89. The diagenetic problem of Chalk
90. Some aspects of cementation in chalk
91. A time-scale for the Late Cretaceous of the Western Interior of North America
92. The Lower Cretaceous brachiopods ‘Rhynchonella’ gibbsiana (J. de C. Sowerby) and Sulcirhynchia hythensis, sp. nov.
93. The Upper Cretaceous of Norfolk
94. The clay mineralogy of some tills in the Cambridge district
95. The Clay Mineralogy of British Sediments.
96. Note on shear phenomena associated with flints in the Turonian near Royston, Hertfordshire
97. Calcite: rates of dissolution in a vertical profile in the Central Pacific
98. Organic regulation of phytoplankton fertility.
99. Petrography and diagenesis of deep-sea cherts from the central Atlantic
100. Relationships of fauna and sub-stratum in the palaeoecology of the Chalk and Chalk Rock
101. Bathymetric distributions of Calcarea and Hexactinellida in the present and the past
102. The Chalk sea
103. Mass properties, stability and ecology of marine muds related to burrowing activity
104. Scotland: the Tertiary volcanic districts.
105. Distribution and dissolution of coccoliths in the south and central Pacific
106. The anchorage of articulate brachiopods on soft substrate
107. Fossil preservation and diagenesis of pelagic carbonates from the Magellan Rise, Central North Pacific Ocean
108. The pelagic ooze-chalk-limestone transition and its implications for marine stratigraphy
109. Diagenesis of Upper Cretaceous chalks from England, Northern Ireland, and the North Sea
110. Isotopic and petrophysical data on hardgrounds from Upper Cretaceous chalks from western Europe
111. Submarine lithification of Holocene carbonate sediments in the Persian Gulf
112. Composition of interstitial waters of modern sediments
113. Phanerozoic world maps
114. Water movement in the unsaturated zone of high and low permeability strata by measuring natural tritium.
115. Maastrichtian microspore assemblages from the interbasaltic lignites of Mull, Scotland
116. Troek of det danske bassins udvikling i Øvre Kridt.
117. The geology of the Isle of Purbeck and Weymouth.
118. Morphological adaptations and population structures of the Danish chalk brachiopods (Maastrichtian, Upper Cretaceous)
119. Epifaunal zonation on an Upper Cretaceous rocky coast
120. Carbonate chemistry of sea water and the calcite compensation depth in the oceans
121. Isotopic studies on the palaeoecology and diagenesis of the Great Estuarine Series (Jurassic) of Scotland
122. Sedimentology of Palaeozoic pelagic limestones: the Devonian Griotte (southern France) and Cephalopodenkalk (Germany)
123. Vulkanische Tuffiteinlagerung in der nordwestdeutschen Oberkreide
124. Die Lithogenese der Flach- und Tiefwassersedimente des jüngeren Oberkreidemeeres
125. Die ökolgische Bedeutung der Hartgründe (‘Hardgrounds’) in der oberen Kreide
126. Über Randtröge vor Schollenrändern and ihre Bedeutung im Gebiet der Mitteleuropäischen Senke and Angrenzender Gebiete
127. Zur Temperatur-Kurve der oberen Kreide in Europa
128. Die grauen Bänder in der Schreibkreide Nordwestdeutschlands und ihre Deutung als Lebensspuren
129. Geotechnical assessment of a site at Mundford, Norfolk, for a large proton accelerator
130. The mineralogy of some Upper Chalk samples from the Arundel area, Sussex
131. Some observations on swallow holes and mines in the Chalk
132. The geology of the country near Saffron Walden.
133. The heteromorphs and ammonoid extinction
134. The origin of beds of phosphatic chalk with special reference to those at Taplow, England
135. Potassium-argon dates and Cretaceous biostratigaphy in eastern Saskatchewan
136. Variations in mean annual sediment yield as a function of mean annual precipitation
137. Genesis and lithification of a deep sea chalk
138. Inferred diagenetic history of a weakly silicified deep sea chalk
139. Chertification of oceanic sediments
140. Lithification of a carbonate mud: Senonian chalk in Northern Ireland
141. Dolomitization and dedolomitization in the Senonian chalk of Northern Ireland