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Scotland 6 Branch Line 79-8 acid rain ! yanite in Minas Gerais acidophiles ‘ 9 focuso n 134-5 feeding the seagulls 11 2 34—5 a . € r ife oon n EaEratrtt h 9 Airr no’s ) \V alel e ceme) ter—y minor miracle from China 1 35 solar é gwell Green \\ dams, Jonathan. architect for Millennium ‘ i Kn1oOwW T t o }t ye undefrerllaaiirn \ aabb anddoo ned d minj e 79-20. 8 2 5 workings 175 Addingham Edge Grit 179 useffuullnnee ss of microrgorgarv ity , mapp n |1 75 \lrica, new human subspecie ‘ : vc path, fossil and mineral table ger egate demand likely ie | : ‘ \ggregates Levy K 68 reation of a Sustainability Fu nera English Nature's grant scheme 68-9 Map of at Brit 10 isting influenc William AITKENHEAD, N., How did the calf get there? Ilkley Moor an Tk Sn ow and Calf Rocks 179-80 ritish Library Fennoscandian metamorphic Alderlej y Cheshire. Barclays Bank in the sandstone *e e rocks~ ~ 49 history behi‘ nd 5 tiisshh MuMsuesueru m Allonnia phrinxao thrix (reconstruction Pnaasnsiens PUCdEoHemmCeHr On ‘ | terms ns usuesded 15195-9¢- 60 on Moor 11-13 oe mm 3 strude Jaune Claire 1 ianically stronger than availability of publications Portrlt land Vi mining and mineral heritage 12 museum at old mine site at Killhope 12 { Spar Boxes (pamphlet Building stones explained 151 Cumbria RIGS 1 I I og Bunbury. Charles, on Dr James Scott Bowerbank amazonite Bureau de Recherches Géol s et Miniéres (BRGM ambe iflor popular publics helminths leaving their hosts 141 SI in Berkshire jigsaw puzzic 0 ” Franc f insects and entomo; us nematode BAKI DONO and BAKER, § of France nite. in Antarctica (front cover ; 5 ‘ k | TIILLLLMMAA N C. BARKLIE, fF ind JOHNSON model professional Anaspid fishes (Fossils explained »ody morphology 111-12 for a description |_ 4 : ost lu—i‘ ds 4 position 113 ton open to debta te l ormataitio n taxonomic and adaptive radiatic ck Hills 14 tologygy 1il1 ?2 .1141 veries 1 beer styles 25-7 ndike amellar acellular bone . . I r S rails , oveme sulk materials 1( gy 112. 112, 113 irton-on-Tre aphical distribution , Ludlow-early c wi ptentrionid Adams and the quest { Wenlock Birkenia fauna nlock-Middle Ludlow rhyncolepid fauna 1 m to kyanite¢ ?3 4 mMmIp ressiv rganisms within the lal analogue ved microbes r hrophiles inhabit the Dry ire 148, 149 oendoliths 1L0( b rigin of int nship t a in deluge c ead scapes with Ant Fortune Marion od1e)s for biota within Martian rock ( ‘ | lent apatite. mined at Khibiny. Kola Peninsula 2 and the abolition afllects chemistry of | surprising civil engineers 2( Aquitaine Limestone 1, changesi irctic ice cap, universal thinningo f sea ice 191-2 ARKWRIGHT. J.C. et Mam Tor iandslip: still m« alter all these Armathwaite dyke 14 Arn le cemetery saved, Bristol 52 cience can be art 149-50 the demise of field sketching 148 ipe painting omammais Figures in /talic, Tables in Bold; let. = letter INDEX 2003 USA educational publishers 11 erosion, Norfolk and I asts, sea defence problen at W.H. Smith 7 84 arliest thinking ¢ Erratum 80 190 ES2K 197 from Japan ESEF (Earth Science Education Forum) 19 l SEU (Earth Science Education Unit) 197 Essex. UK, problem of sinking land and rising sea Earth Science Teachers’ Association) 197 udialyte uropa evidence b-surface salty ocean bene shell potential TLEWOOD urope, localities rmation uropean Community tone (ECOS), Frome little visited 5 proble 2 showcase ! 1e trade 51 growth 23 iropean Scienc I on, EEDEN +6, 179 Ecosystem Dynamic { the Eurasian reat Britain mashing meltin emple Bar West y mbios arasitisn n Turtle Mountain 126 trigge swaminaray From the Archive Fuller's Earth Clay INDEX 2003 1 (Fossils explained Holderne liversity of 226-7 ( ‘ Europe's faste idaptations to particular habitats 22 Nat I Hornsea Mere largest 226 Hollington Formation planispirally coiled, broadly similar t y rma) n F 5 the 1 egends anc HOLLOWAY, R.F cephalopod groups 226 Homo sapien pteropods have become planktic 2 27 I t is in T iar olasse leal for HORSLEY spinose 226-7, 226 Horton Fl geometry and morphology of the ( vay he t/ para bellerophonts, problems of interpretation 22 5 Hulme Quart imiting parameters differ in marine and freshwater human environments aperture ermophile whorl nd near hy shell ometry, Earth sculpture 22 currence of torsion predatior npooll me thn e iceman Frank slide centenary 12 I ichthyosaurs, Chilean 9 ) problem breakup « istone yolite 2 likley Mo the quarric ustry glish Natt Isua greenston pamphiets w geoscientists ser\ ublbii c funds and awards mnflicting loomed again C te tsunami-producing it iniets bollard heathen ines itt e) 197 ome new opportunities 65 I ancien adition o llery making still Sustainability Fund 68-9 sibilit in t itiOr ; ( 1g the most of quarries and BARKLIE, R.. and JOHNSON e 66 { Parliament 122 ll-known UK sites 65 ition Ol quarries 66 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) 66 ocial responsibility a new partnership Katue Kamchatka penins karst topography government 68 iron | i K ) Clay lirst ex] lin mth tc.h ean ttu rfyo un1d8 KKaetmannagya n QuaSrurpyer mineral extraction industry 67 juarry may promoting value of quarries to the general public 66 l KENNET, P.. Educative a promotion of value of geology in quarries and pits 65 Histor l Kenya. kyanite in Machak see also quarry access | VDI an ¢ romam Fe Ketton Stone 20 logy in the regions Robinson 11 <plaine ) khibinite 207 INDEX 2003 ) managed realignment vs. hard engineering defences 3 performance in tension 153 managed retreat, for managing sea leve h may depend on amount of weatheri: Manchester, earthquake swarm 4 ed for internal floors 15 mantle plume debate 202 xed heights and joint wanted mantle plumes. and Kola alkaline rocks and carbonatites marine hard substrate ecology and evolution nsidered 17 bioerosion creasec 1 development strategie Mars 101 channels and water Mars, the race to 202 MARSS, T. see MILLER, ¢ maskelynite, formed metamorpnism 165 mass movements sed by extreme weather ia possible 19] a possible Matisse, Henri, on Cezan iscape pain meanders, incise it Durham Media and t British Museum m ‘Inferior O ntains tone dulldings Mexi micr¢ microt gravity ollapse hallow cc variation Micromammal molar andoned coalmines ind micro-earthquake INDEX 2003 Milky Way galaxy. discovery of stars with high abundances the ~oulder park s n and closed-system of lead 9 it re, producti € 1 elemer 0 { thermokarst lake MILLER, C.G. ¢ Anaspid fishes (Fossils explained) 111-13 N World winemaking Tuktoyakyuk and its pingos 214 Millstone Grit 20 geological factors deemed not important pingo decline 214, 214, 21 stones, Addingham Moorside 179 I c. technok pingo growth 2 wra Niecting and conservation [ fut one-day conference. Salford publication of proceedings 1 6f ninerai « xtraction vernment's perspective on 68 the Aggregates Levy 68 ls misunderstood 67 be seen putting someth ommunities ¢ y by the public 67 mineral particles, and the environment 1 32 Minerals explained 3 3—€ Minerals Industry and Nature Conservation Forum 69 Miscellany 20-1 Mol viet legacy of caves and tunnels in limest » ufriére Hills Volcano 170, 17 monument, t Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri 163-4 urate measurement of distance from Earth & n quarry access Highway trategies evolved to cope with tectonic setting and geohazards instable materials 205 i} mappimn eam plume vides a highway into the untain +f ) 54 Palaeontology museum halted MViilllleenrn niun m es peat-tree imnppeenndd ing S Sé Museum 53 s alongside the 185 inaflect ician, precipitation its 183, 185 life orientation of earliest modern Nautilus 185 benthic environment Khibiny and |L OVOZeET eqquuaalliittyy L1 109 amounts of some ninerals found 208 alkaline rock type rphological features Bournemouth conference 16 INDEX 2003 Sharpey’s fibres (anaspids) 112 Shearman, Professor Douglas, obituary 126 TAYLOR, G.. Geology from rail journeys: the Settle—Carlisle Sherwood Sandstone Group 20 Railway 143-8 shifting sands, Southport 44 lees, River, High Force 105 miensis 224 teleosts, living. parasitized by helminths 1 37 Proterozoic, show sediment cohesivenes television gardening. problems of 106 binding) 56 Tertiary Hi y of the Gran on, C.E. Dutton, reprinted 89 tetrapods, first Devonian tetrapod from Asia The Map that Changed the World, S. Winchester 90-1 Theodoxus cantianus 224 thermal belts, along hillslopes, affecting vines 22 remediation and reclamation projects \ thermokarst (thaw) lakes, and pingo formation 2 nvironmental geophysics 173 thermophiles 100 Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) 66, 69 THURSTON, E.. Are the oldest ‘fossils’ fossils tiger s-eye. origin of 94—5 m Blaenau Filestiniog 163, 164 chatoyancy 94 Millennium Centre, Cardiff 79-80, &¢ crack and seal process9 5, 95 ides. dip-slip ¢ new research by Heaney and Fisher 94-5 »y ants, Prior Park 87 limes Atlas of the Wo comparisonso f old and new editions 19] The Map that th tin mining infrastructure, more protection for 85 titanium 207, 208 extensive quotations Tower of London (front cover)4 ersion of his map published in 1820 8 trains, in Spain, the ‘wrong type of ground’ 85 reproduction by the British Geological Survey treasure, volcanically-buried 8 3 8. 91 lrigonia Bed 200 arth’, prediction of a return to 85 trilobites, a reason for their disappearance 6 nt, Burton beers, gives stability 2¢ tsunamis SOHO (NSAS Solar and Heliospheric Observatory), discovery Stromboli and possibly Vesuvius 42 ‘ met families 1( world-wide 204—5 irface, allecting vine growth 22-3 possibility of identifying geomorphological features associated with 205 2-3 Tuktoyakyuk important in defining whether a star awesome climate in a planetary system 102-3 built on peninsula of glacio-fluvial sands and its pingos, growth and decline 2 stands mainly on ice 215, 21] olcano, Montserra 70,171 the ice cellar 214, 215 llapse after exceptional rainfall 20 summer terrain 21 s-evye 94 utilities provision! 2 hire, removal of tonnes of beach sand, an Tumbledown, Mount, Falklar slands (back cover)}3 t lurkey, micromammal Tursiops truncatus 1 38 uur mining past 107 remains of the Hoffman kiln 144 Great Storm of 31 January 1953 3 oalfield 14¢ hop growing, Frome and Teme valleys key Hole. given to Alexander Pope, now possibility of drilling for gas trapped in the Coal Measures 84 ition 104 problems associated with 84 juarrying. is there a sustainable future 128 possible new network of reservoirs to combat rising water demand 19( 1 unstable 103 sacrificial Essex 119 nhabitants | \ BARKLIE. R., and JOHNSON Viking iron inconformities, sub-horizontal 144 forecast 119 melting in Dublin's Temple Bar West 216-18 uranium-lead geochronology, from zircons het | 3 St up. some sedimentary features may attributable urtite USA California. winemaking Colorado, underground c« Grand Canyon hop-growing, Washin Oregon and Idaho 27 Kentucky and 1 “SSE distilleries on Ordo Silverban flank slid into limestones Armathwai limestone caves suitable for whisky maturation 29 Dent Lost Hills oilfield, subsi measured using radar Hor interlerometry 9 San Francisco earthquake classic 89-90 vironmental geophysics a Wyoming, drive to open up gas fields 83 ool for urban regeneration in the pos damage to land and aquifers 83 ingite 209 Arm Kola Peninsula smelters 211 rmathwait ollapsed supernova core Van Gogh, Vincent, Rain at Auvers: 1890, conveys completely Ribblehead to De nature of the Tertiary rocks 149-50 generated by randomness | lates schmidelianus 224, 226 Ribblehead viad up explosions 9 nice. further attempt to measure sinking rate using Caneletto’s picture nus ical kyanite locality 3 diapirs on 169-70 heavy metal mountains 202 INDEX 2003 impact craters 169 W eninsula: mines and minera Whittlesea, P.S on a_ window opportunity sar-circular volcanic rises and plateaux smaller wall n lect Britain's regional geology 1 Whitlingham, Norwich 5 coronae 169 Wild boar Fell, interesting waterfalls 145 worae possibly created by broad mantle upwelling Frar e centenary 126 NVildlife and Countryside Act (1981), eflects on erratic 169-70 wite crater 167-8 Williams, Kyffin unimodal hypsometry 169 Mut y V ‘ vo 1 Wider Sky (autobiography) 149 Vermiculariar ecta 24 24 canvasses of Snowdonia 149, 1 5¢ VVee suvius, Mount — ls 12 writings on landscapes of Nort iuthorities offer cash incentives to move from the I il gates . WILLOX, D.M.., In Defence of the Ge volcano slopes 159 ! } windfarms 194-5 nstability of seaward side may cause tsunami 42 Classic View hould 1 be conse vibration’ white finger 52, 87, 152, 156 d in the I District, objections Vietnam, Halong Bay (end cover)6 i t back into Bristol Chann olfshore sites, objections raisec Viking iron-smelting in Temple Bar West, Dublin 216-18 Vatchet harbour 1 wine, beer and whisky: the role « archaeology at Temple Bar 216 7 # new marina! 193 \ ole of geology 22-5 conversion of habitation area to industrial use itchet Regeneration decision, a m ndustrial site described 217 industrial processes 217 t wing 2 fining it¢ evidence suggests production of metallic iron 21 7 ar, River cised meanders at Durham | use of powdered diatomite mineral clues 221 17-18 arc lens at risk 164 5 physiography and soil| 22-4 importance of electron microscopy 218 i ) planning tasks acct slag with imperfectly smelted iron ore perhaps 218 Ww I a Peninsula 25 vesicular glass devitrified 217-18 l l WISEMAN vital specimen contained fayalite and wiistite 218 yanite deposit Viking arrival 216 Peninsul Viking smelting 218 KRUIYK 95> mounting evidence of samples representing slag illiaumite 208 ines, effects of physiography and soil + World wineries, geological factors deemed not important 23—4 ineyards, a role for remote sensing 158 ivianite 217 I islentus 224 1 w volatiles, addteo Edarth 's surface by asteroanid dcosmet s 99 tur 2 Zambia 101 r-emphasises importanc origin o pperbelt voicanic activity weather induced 20 t ical influences 28-9 rystallization ¢ volcanic dust, causing cancer 44 peat ss 28-9 basin inversio vuonnemite 209 i of Islay distilleries 2 - Zhongning Formation 2 rconium 207, 208 W W ratios VALDMAN, M.., Clack, J. is Jenny! (let men (BBC series) 85 Cj INDEX 2003