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The Chalk of NW Europe: from the birth of the chalk to the end of an era

05-11-2019 / pbkring / Activiteiten en excursies
The chalk succession at Stevns Klint (Denmark)

Dr. Nicolas Thibault

nt@ign.ku.dk

University of Copenhagen

Saturday, 30th of November 2019 (14:15-15:00) at the international symposium on Chalk & Flint

In presentation at the International Symposium on Chalk & Flint, Nicolas Thibault will give an up-to-date though non-exhaustive history tour of the NW European Chalk through well-documented examples. He will start with the definition of the chalk and provide a beautiful example of an Early Cretaceous chalk in the North Sea which can be considered as a nannofossil Lägerstatten. After giving an overview of what caused the birth and widespread deposition of the Late Cretaceous chalk, Nicolas will examine different depositional environments from the shores to the deep facies of the Boreal Chalk Sea. Through examples across the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary, Santonian, late Campanian–Maastrichtian and Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary intervals, we will see how chalk constitutes an exceptional archive for stratigraphy, past climates and paleoceanography.   


An SEM image of Barremian chalk from the North Sea

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