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The authors hope excursions in this book guide succession of NW to share their thrill of finding the reader to the best geology Scotland that the older classic areas that this region has to offer, John Parnell, Stephen of Shropshire still have the from complex metamorphic Bowden and Darren Mark capacity to inspire. rocks around Dunkeld, Read online at: http://jgs. through the terrestrial old red lyellcollection.org/content/175/1/33 sandstone around Perth, to the younger and more varied Archibald Geike and Carboniferous sedimentary the establishment of rocks south of Stirling. the Scottish Oil Shale Industry John Richard Underhill and ISBN: 978-0-90071-785-7 ISBN: 978-1-90526-788-0 Publisher: GA Guides Publisher: Edinburgh Geological Jonathon Craig January 2010 Society distributed by GSL. 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Chew Scandinavia and its Arctic marine basins, but are often The Caledonides are a major territories of Svalbard neglected as a sedimentary orogenic belt that stretches and Greenland represent realm.