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Humberside Geologist no. 16

A Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology

1989 to 2014

compiled by Mike Horne

This continues from the Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology 1948 to 1988 by Mike Horne (1992) and follows the same format. Please refer to the earlier publication for information about the criteria used. It covers publications made after 1988 and ones missed from the previous bibliography. The term "East Yorkshire" is used loosely to include the County of East Yorkshire (UK) plus the coast of North Yorkshire, parts of North Lincolnshire and parts of the North Sea; some other articles and publications which are useful to people studying the geology of the are also included.

This is very much a work-in-progress and I plan to add to it as time permits. If you wish to let me know of any publications or corrections please e-mail me. I would like to thank David Jutson, John Bateson, Martin Chambers, Mike Taylor (National Museum of Scotland), Nigel Whittington, Stephen Hesselbo (Oxford University) and Wendy Cawthorne (Geological Society) for their help. Please note that as multi-authorship of papers is becoming increasingly common I have not always entered cross-references for co-authors.

You can find some key words at the end of the Bibliography, but you can also search the on-line version by using the "edit" - "find" function of your search engine.

Abbink O, J Targarona, H Brinkhuis et al. 2001. Late Jurassic to earliest Cretaceous palaeoclimatic evolution of the southern North Sea. Global Planet Change 30 (3-4), 231-256.

Abbink O A, J H AVan Konijnenburg-Van Cittert& H A Visscher 2004. A sporomorph ecogroup model for the Northwest European Jurassic - Lower Cretaceousi: concepts and framework. Neth. J . Geosci. 83 (1), 17-31

Aldrick R J, M O Rivett & S L Hepburn 1999. Urban groundwater and environmental management: Hull, East Yorkshire Groundwater in the urban environment. International Association of Hydrogeologists. 21, 91-96.

Alexander J 1986. Idealised flow models to predict alluvial sandstone distribution in the Middle Jurassic Yorkshire Basin. Marine Petroleum Geology 3, 298-305.

- 1987. Syn-sedimentary and burial related deformation in the Middle Jurassic non-marine formations of the Yoskhire Basin. pp 315-324 of Jones M E & R M F Preston (eds) Deformation of sediments and sedimentary rocks. Geological Society, London; Special Publications no. 29.

- 1989. Delta or coastal plain? With an example of the controversy from the Middle Jurassic of Yorkshire. pp 11-19 of Wheatley M K G & K T Pickering (eds) Deltas: sites and traps for fossil fuels. Geological Society, London; Special Publications no. 41.

- 1992. A discussion of the alluvial sandstonebody characteristics related to variations in marine influence, Middle Jurassic of the Cleveland Basin, U K, and the implications for analogous Brent Group strata in the North Sea Basin. pp 149-167 of Morton A C, R S Hazeldine, M R Giles & S Brown (eds) Geology of the Brent Group. Geological Society, London; Special Publications no. 61.

- 1992. Nature and origin of a leterally extensive alluvial sandstone body in the Middle Jurassic Scalby Formation. Journal of the Geological Society 149, 431-441.

- & R L Gawthorpe 1993. The complex nature of a Jurassic multistorey, alluvial sandstone body, Whitby, North Yorkshire. pp 123-142 of North C P & D J Prosser (eds) Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirs. Geological Society, London; Special Publications no. 73.

Allason-Jones L 1996. Roman jet in the Yorkshire Museum. The Yorkshire Museum, York. 55pp.

Allen D J 1995. Chalk Aquifer Study: permeability and fractures in the English Chalk: a review of hydrogeological literature. Technical report. Hydrogeology series. British Geological Survey; WD/95/43, Keyworth.

- , L J Brewerton, L M Coleby, B R Gibbs, A M Lewis, A M MacDonald, S J Wagstaff & A T Williams 1997. The physical properties of major aquifers in England and Wales. British Geological Survey Technical Report WD/97/34.

Allen I 1995. Flux modeling within the Humber Plume. Land-Ocean Interaction Study 7, 1+ 6-8.

Allshorn S J L, S H Bottrell, L J West & N E Odling 2007. Rapid karstic bypass flow in the unsaturated zone of the Yorkshire chalk aquifer and implications for contaminant transport. in M Parise & J Gunn (eds) Natural and anthropogenic hazards in karst areas: recognition, analysis and mitigation. Special publication no 279 of the Geological Society, London.

Anderson L 2014. Before the Scottish Survey: Alfred Harker the Geologist. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association.

Anon. 1992. A successful Yorkshire event [GeoEvent in York October 1991] . Geologists' Association Circular 890, 20.

- 1992. Collector of the year, 1991. [F Whitham incl. photo.] Geologists' Association Circular 890, 8-9.

- 1992. Honorary Graduands December 1992. [incl. F Whitham] Bulletin [of the University of Hull] 12, 1+14.

- 1992. Yet more festivals. [Geology month, Hull G S Roadshow, Rifle Butts, Chalk Way]. Geologists' Association Circular 895, 22-23.

- 1993. Coastal erosion ... There is life after Holbeck Hall Hotel. Down to Earth 4, 1.

- 1993. New 'observatory' for the Humber. Bulletin [of the University of Hull] 19,4.

- 1993. Scarborough landslip. Geoscientist vol. 3, no. 5, p. 2-3.

- 1994. Land goes, but not in ignorance. [erosion in Holderness] Geology Today 10, 123.

- 1997. Whitby and Scalby [1:50000 geological map] British Geological Survey.

- 1998. Humber Estuary - state of the environment 1998. Environment Agency, 41pp.

- 2000. A geological walk along the coast line of Robin Hoods Bay. Amethyst Publications, Robin Hoods Bay.

-2001 A lifetime's work. Death of Ted Wright, former R & C director and archaeologist. Contact. The R & C Pensioners' Association newsletter 21, 3-4.

- 2001. Glacial Celebrations. Geologists' Asscositaion Circular 945, 9.

- 2001. Heritage explorer will be missed. [death of Dr E V Wright]. Hull Daily Mail Wednesday 23rd May 2001, p4.

- 2002. Britain gets its first crater. Geoscientist 12, no. 10, 8-9.

- 2002. Meteor Strike. The S B U Messenger [BP] September 2002, 1-2.

- 2002. Museums - The Rotunda, Scarborough. G A Magazine of the Geologists' Association. 1, no. 4, 15.

- 2002. Obituaries. Professor House. Bulletin [The University of Hull] 92, 16.

- 2005. Where elephants once roamed - Welton Le Wold. [leaflet] Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service, Louth.

- 2006. Society Proceedings. Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society, 56, 59-64.

- 2010. Register. C W Wright [obituary]. The Times Wednesday Ferbruay 24, 2010, p 20.

Atherton, J K 1994. Alluvial Sediments of the Humber Estuary: geochemical composition and pedogenesis. Unpublished Ph D Thesis, University of Hull.

Atkinson T C, K R Briffa & G R Cope 1987. Seasonal temperatures in Britain during the past 22,000 years reconstructed using beetle remains. Nature 325, 587-92.

Austin, W. E. N. and Evans, I S. 1999. Day 4; Filey Bay and the Speeton Shell Bed: in The Quaternary of North-East England (Bridgland, David R., editor; et al.), Field Guide - Quaternary Research Association, 1999(North-East England), p. 167-168.

Bailey, T R , Y Rosenthal, J M McArthur, B van de Schootbrugge & M F Thirlwall. 2003 Paleoceanographic changes of the Late Pliensbachian-Early Toarcian interval: a possible link to the genesis of an Oceanic Anoxic Event. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 212 (3-4). pp. 307-320. ISSN 0012821X absract at < http://eprints.ucl.ac.uk/archive/00000551/ >

Balson P 1995. LEOPS offshore coring programme.[Southern North Sea] Land-Ocean Interaction Study 6, 10.

Baldwin S A 2004. W.S. Bisat (1886-1973): his life and influence on Carboniferous stratigraphy. Proceedings of the Geologists' Accociation 115, 371-377.

Bailey J B, P Arbin, O Daffinoti, P Gibson & J S Richie 1993. Permo-Carboniferous plays of the Silver Pit Basin. pp 707-715 of Parker J R (ed) Petroleum Geology of Northwest Europe Proceedings of the 4th Conference, Geological Society, London.

Bailey T R, Y Rosenthal, J M McArthur et al. 2003. Paleoceanographic changes of the Late Pliensbachian-Early Toarcian interval: a possible link to the genesis of an Oceanic Anoxic Event. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 212, 307-320.

Ballantyne C K & C Harris 1994 The periglaciation of Great Britain

Balson P 2006. Coastal retreat. Earthwise 23, 22-23. [examples of ersoion from Easington]

Balson S & D H Jeffrey 1991. The glacial sequence of the southern North Sea. p245-54 of J Ehlers, P L Gibbard and J Rose (eds) Glacial deposits in Great Britain Balkema, Rotterdam.

Banner F T & D Desai 1988. A review and revision of the Jurassic - early Cretaceous Globigerina, with special reference to the Aptian assemblages of Speeton (North Yorkshire) England. Journal of Micropalaeontology 7, 143-85.

Baraclough A 1992. Quaternary sediment analysis: a deductive approach at A-level. Teaching Geology Jan 1992 15-18.

Barker I C 1984. The groundwater resources of the Jurassic rocks in the Brough area of North Humberside. Groundwater Section, Rivers Division, Yorkshire Water [unpublished]

Barker J A 1984. Calcareous Nannoplankton from the Albian red chalk of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. (unpublished M.Sc. Tehis, University of Hull)

Barker R D 1994. Some hydrogeophysical properties of the Chalk of Humberside and Lincolnshire.Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology. Vol. 27 Supplement, S5 - S13.

Barnard R 1996. A history of further education in Hull. Hutton Press, Beverley. 138pp.

Barrett J B 2006. The Importance of the Caytoniales and Cayton Bay (Yorkshire) Mid-Jurassic Flora in Relation to Flowering Plant Ancestry. Humberisde Geologist 14, 27-32, and on CD-ROM.

Barry J 1992. Aland Islands erratics in Britain. Humberside Geologist 10, 23-25.

Barton R N E, R M Jacobi , D Stapert & M J Street 2003. The Late-glacial reoccupation of the British Isles and the Creswellian 4 Journal of Quaternary Science 18, 631 - 643.

Bassett M G, A H King, J G Larwood, N A Parkinson & V K Diesler (eds) 2001. A future for fossils. National Museum of Wales, Geological Series No. 19.

Bate R H & I P Wilkinson, 1988 The Jurassic and Cretaceous of Eastern England [field guide] . 71 pp. The Micropalaeontological Society.

Bateman M D, 1998. The origin and age of coversand in North Lincolnshire, U K. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes 9, 313-25.

Bateman M D & J A Catt 1996. An absolute chronology for the raised beach and associated deposits at Sewerby, East Yorkshire, England Journal of Quaternary Science 11, 389-395.

Bateman M D, J B Murton and W Crowe 2000. Late Devensian and Holocene depositional environments associated with the coversand around Caistor, north Lincolnshire, UK . Boreas 29, 1-15.

Bateman M D, P C Buckland, C D Frederick & N J Whitehouse (eds) 2001. The Quaternary of East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. Quaternary Reserach Association Field Guide. 218pp

Bateman M D, P C Buckland, B Chase, C D Frederick & G D Gaunt 2008. The Late Devensian proglacial lake Humber: new evidence from littoral deposits at Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, England. Boreas 37, 195-210.

Bateman, M D, P C Buckland, M A Whyte, R A Ashurst, C Boulter & E Panagiotakopulu 2011: Re-evaluation of the Last Glacial Maximum type site at Dimlington, UK. Boreas,

Batten B J (ed.) 1993. Coniacian-Turonian boundary events. Cretaceous Research 14.

Batten D J & R. J. Dutta 1997. Ultrastructure of exine of gymnospermous pollen grains from Jurassic and basal Cretaceous deposits in Northwest Europe and implications for botanical relationships.

Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 99, 25-54.

Becker R T & W T Kirchgasser 2007. Devonian events and correlations - a tribute to the lifetime achievements of Michael Robert Hose (1930-2002). Chap 1 of Becker R T & W T Kirchgasser (eds) Devonian events and correlations Special publication no. 278 of the Geological Society, London.

Beer J, 2002. Monsters of rock. [dinosaur footprints on the Yorkshire coast] Country Walking January 2002, 40-7

Bell F G & A Forster 1991. The clay deposits of Holderness. pp 111-118 of Quarterly Engineering Geology Proceedings of the 25th Annual Conference of the Engineering Geology Group of the Geological Society of London, Edinburgh 1989.

Bell F G, 1994. The Speeton Clay of North Yorkshire, England: an investigation of its geotechnical properties Engineering Geology, 36 (3-4), 257-266.

Bell, F.G. 2002. The geotechnical properties of some till deposits occurring along the coastal areas of eastern England Engineering Geology 63 ,49 -

Bell F G , M G Culshaw & J C Cripps 1999. A review of selected engineering geological characteristics of English Chalk. Engineering Geology 54, 237-269.

Bell R 1996. Yorkshire Rock - a journey through time. British Geological Survey. 64pp.

Benchley P J, A Howard & G Lees 1991. Field guide to shelf sediments in the Carboniferous of Northumberland and the Jurassic of Yorkshire. [Field Guide 13 of 13^th International Sedimentological Congress] British Sedimentological Research Group, Cambridge.

D I Benn and D J A Evans 1996. The interpretation and classification of subglacially-deformed materials. Quaternary Science Reviews, 15, 23-52 .

Benton M J 1988. British fossil reptile sites. Pp 73-84 of Crowther and Wimbledon (eds.) Pal Ass

Benton M J & P S Spencer 1995. Fossil reptiles of Great Britain. G C R volume no. 10, Kluwer. 386 pp.

- , E Cook & P Turner 2002. Permian and Triassic Red Beds and the Penarth group of Great Britain. Joint Nature Conservation Committee. Geological Conservation Review Series no, 24.

Bergen, J. A. and Sikora, P. J., 1999. Microfossil diachronism in southern Norwegian North Sea chalks; Valhall and Hod fields: in Biostratigraphy in production and development geology (Jones, R. W., editor; et al.), Geological Society Special Publications, 152, p. 85-111,

Berridge N G & J Pattison 1994. Geology of the country around Grimsby and Patrington. Memoir for 1:50000 geological sheets 90 and 91, and 81 and 82 (England and Wales). British Geological Survey. xii., 96pp.

Berry A 1998. Commemerative medals of Kingston upon Hull. Privately printed.

Besley B M, S D Burley & P Turner 1993. The late Carboniferous "Barren Red Bed" play of the Silver Pit area, Southern North Sea. pp727-740 of Parker J R (ed) Petroleum Geology of Northwest Europe Proceedings of the 4th Conference, Geological Society, London.

Beveridge D 1994. Shelter for Rifle Butts. Earth Heritage 2, 31.

- 1994. Northern exposure. Yorkshire Wildlife May 1994, 5.

Beveridge D, Heyes C, Horne M & May. M, 1992. Members' Evening 1992. Humberside Geologist 10, 10-11.

Beveridge D & M Horne 1994. Conserving an SSSI. Yorkshire Geological Society Circular no. 446, 4.

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Hounslow M W & A H Ruffell 2006. Triassic: seasonal rivers, dusty deserts and saline lakes. Chap 13, pp 295-324 of Brenchley and Rawson (eds)

House M R 1985. Cephalpoda pp 114-162 of Murray J (ed) 1985 - Atlas of invertebrate macrofossils. Longman, Harlow. 241 pp

- 1990. Harker memories. Journal of the Harker Geological Society 14, no. 1, 1-3.

- 1995. Orbital forcing timescales: an introduction. In: HOUSE, M.R. & GALE, A.S. (Eds.) Orbital Forcing Timescales and Sequence Stratigraphy. Geological Society Special Publication No. 85, the Geological Society, London. 1-18

- 1998. Ansel Charles Dunham 1938 - 1998. The Geological Society Annual Review 1997 21-22.

Howard A S, G Warrington, K Ambrose & J G Rees 2006. A formational framework for the Mercia Mudstone Group of England and Wales. British Geological Survey Research Report. HMSO, London.

Howarth M K 2002. The Lower Lias of Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire, and the work of Leslie Bairstow. Bulletin of the Natural History Museum, Geology [London] 58, 81-152.

Hu X F, C V Jeans & T Dickson 2012. Geochemical and stable isotope patterns of calcite cementation in the Upper Cretaceous Chalk: direct evidence from calcite-filled vugs in brachipods. Acta Geologia Polonica 82, 143-172.

Hubbard D & N Glasser 2002. Quaternary of Northern England. Geological Conservation Review Series, 25. Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough. 745 pp

Hudson J & W Watts 2006. The rcovery of the largest Theropod dinosaur footprint from the Cleveland Basin. Yorkshire Geological Society Circular 530, 11-12.

Hudson J D & D M Martill 1991. The Lower Oxford Clay: production and preservation of organic matter in the Callovian (Jurassic) of central England. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 58: 363 - 379.

Hudson J D, M L Coleman, B A Barreiro & N T J Hollingworth 2001. Septarian concretions from the Oxford Clay (Jurassic, England, UK): involvement of original marine and multiple external pore fluids. Sedimentology 48 507-531.

Hudson J G 2009. Discovery and recovery of a large theropod dinosaur footprint from the Cleveland Basin, North Yorkshire, UK. Geology Today 25, 108-111.

Hudson-Edwards K A , M G Macklin & M P Taylor 1999. 2000 years of sediment-borne heavy metal storage in the Yorkshire Ouse basin, NE England, UK . Hydrological Processes 3, 1087 - 1102

Hughes D B, B G Clark & M S Money 1998. The glacial succession in lowland Norther England. Quarterly Journal ofEngineering Geology 31, 211-234.

Humberside Field Archaeology Arcgaological Consultants and Contractors 2001. Archaeoloical excavations of Saxo-Norman cow at Tunstall, East Riding of Yorkshire. Humber Field Archaeology Report number 415, 10pp (not numbered).

Humphries D W 1973. The Sedimentology of the Humber Estuary pp. 1-7. (Separately paged). in: Jones, N V (ed.) The Humber Estuary: proceedings [of] a joint symposium University of Hull, Hull.

Hunter A & G Easterbrook, 2004. The geological history of the British Isles. Open University Press, Milton Keynes. [This text forms part of an Open University course SXR260]

Huntley D A, J Blewett, P P Ganderton, R H Bruce. C D Barrett & N J Bloomer 1996. BLISSful data acquisition in the north sea .. development and deployment of BLISS. LOIS land-ocean Interaction study 10, 1+6-7.

Hurst A, H D Johnson, S D Burley, A C Canham & D S Mackertich (eds) 1996. Geology of the Humber Group:Central Graben and Moray Firth, UKCS. Special Publication 114, Geological Society, London.

Ingram C 1998.Palaeoecology and geochemistry of shallow marine ostracoda from the sand hole formation, inner silver pit, southern north sea. Quaternary Science Reviews Volume 17, Issue 9-10.

Innes J B, M M Rutherford, C E O'Brien, D R Bridgland, W A Mitchell & A J Long 2009. Late Devensian environments in the Vale of Mowbray, North Yorkshire, U K. Proceedings of the Geologists' Assoctiation 120, 199-208.

Ivens C R & G G Watson 1994. Records of dinosaur footprints on the north east Yorkshire coast 1895 - 1993. Roseberry Publications, Middlesborough.

Ivimey-Cook H C & J H Powell 1991. Late Triassic and early Jurassic biostratigraphy of the Felskirk Borehole, North Yorkahire. Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society 48, 367-74.

Jakubowski M 1987. A proposed Lower Cretaceous Calcareous Nannofossil Zonation Scheme for the Moray Firth Area of the North Sea, Abh. Geol. B.-A, 39, 99-119.

Japsen P, P Britze & C Aandersen (in press 2003). Upper Jurassic - Lower Cretaceous of the Danish Central Graben: Structural framework and nomenclature.- In: F Surlyk, & J R Ineson (eds): The Jurassic of Denmark and Greenland. Geological Survey of Denmark Bulletin.

Jarvis I, G A Carson, M K E Cooper, M B Hart, P N Leary, B A Tocher, D Horne & A Rosenfeld 1988 Microfossil Assemblages and the Cenomanian-Turonian (late Cretaceous) Oceanic Anoxic Event. Cretaceous Research, 9, 3-103.

Jason I (ed) 2004. Britain beneath our feet. British Geological Survey Occasional Publication number 4. Keyworth. 114pp.

Jeans C V, D S Wray, R J Merriman & M J Fisher 2000. Volcanogenic clays in Jurassic and Cretaceous strata of England and the North Sea Basin. Clay Minerals 36, 515-39.

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- 2006. Clay mineralogy of the Permo-Triassic strata of the British Isles: onshore and offshore Clay Minerals, 41, 309-354.

Jensen T, L Holm, N Fransen and O Michelsen 1986. Jurassic - Lower Cretaceous lithostratigraphic nomenclature for the Danish Central Trough. Geological Survey of Denmark, Series A, 12, 1-65; Copenhagen.

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Jerimiah J 1996. A proposed Albian to Lower Cenomanian nannofossil biozonation for England and the North Sea Basin. Journal of Micropalaeontology 15, 97-129.

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Johnson A L A 1999. Evidence and cause of small size in Bathonian (Middle Jurassic) marine bivalves of north-western Europe Palaeontology 42 , 605-624.

Johnson H J & G K Lott 1993. Cretacsous of the Central and Northern North Sea. In R W O'B Knowx & W G Gordey (eds) Lithostratigraphic nomenclature of the UK North Sea British Geological Survey on behalf of the UK Offshore Operators Association.

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Knight J L, P Dolan & D C Edgar 1994. Coals on the United Kingdom continental shelf. Geoscientist v 4, No. 5, 13-16.

Knox, R W O'B 1991. Ryazanian to Barremian mineral stratigraphy of the Speeton Clay in the U K Southern North Sea basin. Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society 48, 255-264.

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Knox R W O'B, A S Howard, J H Powell & F S P van Buchem. 1991 Field Guide No. 5 Lower and middle Jurassic sediments of the Cleveland Basin, N.E. England Shallow marine and aparalic facies seen in their sequence stratigraphic contex. British Sedimentological Reserch Group. 66pp.

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Kristensen K, K L Knudsen & H P Sejrup 1988. A Middle Pleistocene glacial-interglacial succession in the Inner Silver Pit, southern North Sea - foraminiferal stratigraphy and amino acid geochronology. Quaternary Science Reviews Volume 17, Issue 9-10.

Kurmann M H 1991. Pollen ultrastructure in Elatides williamsonii (Taxodiaceae) from the Jurassic of North Yorkshire. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 69, 291-298.

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Lee N 2005. Erosion on the Yorkshire coast Geography Review, 18 (2), 18-20.

Lee, M R & I Parsons 2003. Microtextures of authigenic Or-rich feldspar in the Upper Jurassic Humber Group, UK North Sea. Sedimentology 50 (3), 597-608.

Lewis B [ed.] 1991. The Yorkshire Coast. Normandy Press. 240 pp. Isbn 0950766534

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