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The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain

C. E. Dutton
- 09 Jul 1897 - 
- Vol. 6, Iss: 132, pp 64-68
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Basaltic-volcano systems

TL;DR: A review and personal account of basaltic volcanism concentrates on the geological aspects and physical controls, unlike most others which concentrate on geo-chemistry as discussed by the authors, which serves as an update to reviews by Wentworth & Macdonald 20 to 40 years ago.
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Morphology and taxonomy of paleozoic millipedes (diplopoda: chilognatha: archipolypoda) from scotland

TL;DR: The oldest known evidence of spiracles is demonstrated in Pneumodesmus newmani, proving that the oldest known millipedes were fully terrestrial.
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Coupling solid-phase microextraction with ambient mass spectrometry using surface coated wooden-tip probe for rapid analysis of ultra trace perfluorinated compounds in complex samples.

TL;DR: The porous structural surface together with the dual extraction mechanisms demonstrated that the SPME probe has an outstanding enrichment capacity, enhancing sensitivity by approximately 4000-8000 folds for the detection in aqueous samples, and 100-500-fold in whole blood and milk samples.
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Palaeozoic and Tertiary transcurrent movements on the Great Glen fault

TL;DR: Two periods of major transcurrent movement on the Great Glen fault are recognized: (1) a sinistral shift (essentially that of Kennedy 1946) of about 83 miles, which occurred in late Lower or early Middle Old Red times; and (2) a dextral shift of 18 miles which was initiated at the close of the strictly regional phase of the Hebridean Tertiary vulcanicity as discussed by the authors.
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Sedimentology and palaeogeography of the Upper Old Red Sandstone in the Scottish Border Basin

TL;DR: The Upper Old Red Sandstone of the southern Scottish Borders is a wholly fluviatile succession as discussed by the authors and the basal unconformity with the Silurian shows evidence of exhumed,?pre-Upper O.R.S. topography.