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Chalk Formation (3822 bytes)
1: ...good example displaying the sequence of the Chalk Formation are the southern cliffs on the [[Isle of Wight]],... 3: ...ft|Fossil echinoid ''Echinocorys'' from the Chalk Formation of England]] 5: It has sometimes been stated that the Chalk Formation is composed almost entirely of microscopic [[foss... 7: The Chalk Formation usually shows few signs of bedding, other than li... 9: ... 200 feet, depending upon the location. The Lower Chalk often contains fossils such as the ammonites ''Sc... Southern England Chalk Formation (2438 bytes) 1: ...In this geological map of [[Great Britain]] the [[Chalk]] is labled 6]] 3: ...]] [[downland]] in the south of [[England]]. The formation is perhaps best known for [[Salisbury Plain]], th... 6: ...ose the rich district of the [[Weald]], where the chalk has erroded to form a much flatter landscape. 12: At the far south west of the formation are the [[Dorset Downs]], notable for their rich ... 16: ... and [[The Needles]] on the [[Isle of Wight]] The chalk would once have extended across the [[English Cha... Chalk (2192 bytes) 1: ...], part of the extensive [[Southern England Chalk Formation]]]] 3: ...s chalk [[downland]], usually form where bands of chalk reach the surface at an angle. 5: Because chalk is porous, chalk downland usually holds a large [[water table]], p... 7: ...], [[denehole]]s are a notable example of ancient chalk pits. 9: ...[[Kent]] in [[England]], which formed entirely of chalk deposits. Chalk Farm (1374 bytes) 3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Chalk Farm 24: '''Chalk Farm''' is a place in the [[London Borough of Cam... 36: * [[Chalk Farm tube station]] French chalk (1035 bytes) 1: ...h as are found on [[bicycle]]s. A block of French chalk is typically included in proprietary puncture rep... 3: ...ing a suitable adhesive. A fine dusting of French chalk is then applied to the same region to prevent adh... Sidewalk chalk (462 bytes) 1: '''Sidewalk chalk''' is large colored [[chalk]] used mostly by [[children]] in a variety of act... 4: *[http://www.kurtwenner.com/street/ The Sidewalk Chalk art of Kurt Werner] 5: ...y.org/valleyst/ChalkPhotoGallery.htm The Sidewalk Chalk art of Children] Chalk, Kent (2803 bytes) 3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Chalk 24: ...comes from the [[Saxon]] word ''cealc'' meaning a chalkstone. 26: ...ping'' and several workers in the trade worked in Chalk from the 17th century onwards. '''Gun-flints''' w... 28: Chalk, already known in the 8th century because there w... 34: Chalk's major claim to fame is its connection with [[Ch... Gary Chalk (695 bytes) 1: Gary Chalk is an illustator and model-maker who is perhaps b... 9: * [http://www.garychalk.com/ Gary Chalk's Home Page] Caucasian Chalk Circle (928 bytes) 1: The '''Caucasian Chalk circle''' (Der kaukasische Kreidekreis) is one of... 5: As with the Chinese piece, The Caucasian Chalk Circle has a wise judge, who is able to recognise... Chalk River Laboratories (1800 bytes) 1: ...]. The facility derives its name from the nearby Chalk River, a tributary of the [[Ottawa River]], upon ... 3: ...osed the Monteal lab and focused its resources on Chalk River. 5: ...nuclear energy. AECL also took over operation of Chalk River from the NRC. Throughout the [[1950s]]-[[2... 7: Chalk River Labs are also the site of Canada's first nu... 9: Chalk River Labs remain an AECL facility to this day an... Chalk figures in the United Kingdom (2241 bytes) 1: Numerous '''chalk figures''' have been carved into hillsides in the... Chalk Farm tube station (386 bytes) 1: '''Chalk Farm tube station''' is near [[Camden Town]]. It ... Chalk's Ocean Airways (497 bytes) 1: ...e in the world, having been founded in [[1917]]. Chalk's fleet consists of [[Grumman Mallard]] seaplanes... Formation (578 bytes) 1: ...tary unit. There is also an article on geological formations or [[stratum]]. 3: ...ps]], [[Army]] or [[Army group]]. Technically, '''formations''' and '''units''' are different entities (a uni... 8: [[Category:Military formations| ]] Doushantuo Formation (3775 bytes) 1: The '''Doushantuo Formation''' is a [[lagerstätten|lagerstätte]] in [[Guizhou... 3: ...s and the more famous [[Cambrian Explosion]]. The formation ranges from early [[Vendian period|Vendian]] age ... 5: ... erosion. On that lie [[tillites]], (the [[Nantuo Formation]]) cemented [[glacial till]] formed of glacial de... 7: The Doushantuo formation itself has three layers represents marine sedimen... 23: ...ndian/Doushantuo.htm brief overview of Doushantuo formation.] Crato Formation (770 bytes) 1: The '''Crato Formation''' in northeast [[Brazil]], is a [[lagerstä... 3: ...hen they were first published, in 1993, the Crato Formation limestones provided a new [[pterosaur]] site, whi... Formation (football) (4914 bytes) 1: ...es to play more attacking or defensive football. Formations can be altered during a game, but requires adapt... 3: ... be described with 3 numbers, although 4-numbered formations (e.g. 4-4-1-1) can be used. 5: == Common formations == 16: This adaptable formation is the most common in football today. The midfiel... 28: ...ackle back". Few teams often start a game in this formation, but may change to it late in a game if a goal is... Formation skydiving (151 bytes) 1: '''Formation skydiving''' is the art of building formations in freefall with multiple people gripping each o... Formation dance (1070 bytes) 1: '''Formation ballroom dance''' involves anywhere from two to d... 3: The choreography of a formation team includes both choreography of a ballroom rou... 5: Formation routines allow dancers to show off their own tech... 7: ...ormat is used during the competitions of ballroom formation teams. Geologic formation (530 bytes) 1: ...gy]], a "Formation" is a formal named rock body. Formations are often named for the geographic area in which... 3: The term "formation" is often used informally to refer informally to ... 5: ... or depositional processes. Some well known cave formations include [[stalactites]] and [[stalagmites]].
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