Abstract
A report of a geological survey conducted by R. W. Brock and other members of the geological department of the University of British Columbia, 1923-1935, The geological column ranges from Permian to Miocene (?). The distribution, relations, age, and development of the formations are described. The few imperfect fossils found are reported on by specialists, S. S. Buckman for ammonites, and A. C. Seward for plants; T. D. A. Cockerell describes an elytron of a beetle named Otiorhynchites williamsi n. sp. The fossils are regarded as probably Jurassic
Author supplied keywords
- AGE
- AMMONITES
- ASIA
- Arthropoda
- BRITISH COLUMBIA
- CANADA
- China
- Cockerell
- Coleoptera
- DEVELOPMENT
- DISTRIBUTION
- FAR EAST
- FOSSIL
- HONG KONG
- Hong Kong,igneous rocks,weathering
- Insecta
- Invertebrates
- JURASSIC
- MESOZOIC
- MIOCENE
- Mandibulata
- PERMIAN
- Plants
- RANGE
- SPECIALIST
- STRATIGRAPHY
- SURVEY
- TERRITORY
- Tracheata
- fossils
- historical geology
- new
- other
- paleontology
- relation
- report
- sources
- stratigraphy and paleontology
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CITATION STYLE
Williams, M. Y. (1943). The stratigraphy and palaeontology of Hong Kong and the new territories. <None Specified>, 37, 93–117.
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