The upper coal measures outcrop between halesowen and west bromwich and largely
comprise marls, red sandy mudstones and grits.
The patchwork of scattered cornfields interspersed with the region's crumbling,
gray marl
' badlands ' forms a splendid wildlife habitat.
Marl pits.
Samphire hoe is a new piece of england created from 4.9 million cubic meters of
chalk marl
dug to create the channel tunnel.
The rocks here are
red marls, with bands of the mineral gypsum.
Marl lakes.
This rock is famous throughout nottingham as a
brick marl.
The skeletons of millions of aquatic animals, which lived and died in the lake, formed a layer of
calcareous marl.
Marl bands.
Biostratigraphy and palaeolimnology of late-glacial and holocene
lake marls
at quidenham mere, norfolk g. l. hyman, pet.
Upto 6 basaltic dikes intrude into these
triassic marls
and mudstones.
Marl seams
( eg.
Being regularly washed by wave action at every high tide, the
softer marl
is soon eroded away from the harder calcite fossils.
Marl clay.
The hereford fabrics would have needed tempering since the gravel found in them is not found naturally mixed with
devonian marl.
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