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appendix 1 LITHOSTRATIGRAPHICAL HIERARCHY OF THE CARBONIFEROUS STRATA OF THE UK approved names are listed in alphabetical order. The supergroups are subdivided, as appropriate, into groups, subgroups, formations and members. a separate list of groups that have not been assigned to a supergroup is also given, and finally a list of formations (no parent) that have not been assigned to a group or supergroup Supergroup Group Sub-group Formation Castell Coch Limestone Member avon Cwmyniscoy mudstone shirehampton Tongwynlais Chatburn Limestone Bellman Limestone Carboniferous Limestone Bowland High Clwyd Limestone Great scar Limestone Clitheroe Limestone Cefn mawr Limestone Foel Leete Limestone Llanarmon Limestone Loggerheads Limestone minera Red wharf Limestone ashfell Limestone ashfell sandstone Balladoole Breakyneck scar Limestone Brownber Chapel House Limestone Coldbeck Limestone Cracoe Limestone dalton danny Bridge Limestone derbyhaven eskett Limestone Fawes wood Limestone Frizington Limestone Garsdale Limestone Kilnsey Knipe scar Limestone Knockrushen 49 Coplow Limestone peach Quarry Limestone Thornton Limestone Llwyn-y-fran sandstone Nant-y-Gamar Limestone Graig Fawr Limestone Little Orme Limestone sandwick skillicore Turkeyland scaleber Force Limestone scaleber Quarry Limestone
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