Trevor D. Ford

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Trevor D. Ford is affiliated with the following schools: University of Leicester, University of Oxford

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Trevor D. Ford

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Trevor D. Ford's Degrees

PhD Geology University of Oxford
Bachelors Geology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Trevor David Ford was an English geologist and author, best known for publishing the first report on the Precambrian fossil Charnia masoni in 1958. In addition to paleontology, his wide-ranging research encompassed geomorphology, speleology, studies of minerals and mineralisation, and mining history, and mainly focused on the Peak District. His academic career was at the Department of Geology of the University of Leicester, where he rose to be a senior lecturer and associate dean for combined studies in science. He was the founding editor of the journal now entitled Cave and Karst Science , and published many books, both academic texts and books aimed at a broader audience, including cave guides, and guides to geology and minerals.

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Trevor D. Ford's Published Works

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A review of tufa and travertine deposits of the world (1996) (676)
Microbiotas from the late proterozoic chuar group (northern Arizona) and uinta mountain group (Utah) and their chronostratigraphic implications (1985) (168)
PRE-CAMBRIAN FOSSILS FROM CHARNWOOD FOREST (1958) (166)
The Science of speleology (1976) (121)
The problematical Precambrian fossil Chuaria (1973) (81)
Late Precambrian Chuar Group, Grand Canyon, Arizona (1973) (78)
The geology of the East Midlands (1968) (57)
Microorganisms from the Late Precambrian of the Grand Canyon, Arizona (1973) (43)
Lead Mining in the Peak District (1983) (41)
Name and Age of the Upper Precambrian Basalts in the Eastern Grand Canyon (1972) (40)
U-Pb geochronology and global context of the Charnian Supergroup, UK: constraints on the age of key Ediacaran fossil assemblages (2015) (37)
Traces of the Past (1971) (36)
MICROFOSSILS FROM THE MANX SLATE SERIES (1966) (29)
The stratigraphy of the Carboniferous rocks around Castletown, Isle of Man (1987) (26)
Limestones and caves of the Peak District (1977) (22)
Chapter 4 – THE ORES OF THE SOUTH PENNINES AND MENDIP HILLS, ENGLAND – A COMPARATIVE STUDY (1976) (21)
Topics The Precambrian fossils of Charnwood Forest (1999) (18)
Tufa: a freshwater limestone (1989) (18)
The Upper Carboniferous Rocks of the Ingleton Coalfield (1954) (16)
Brassington Formation: a Newly Recognized Tertiary Formation in the Southern Pennines (1971) (14)
The Ediacaran fossils of Charnwood Forest, Leicestershire (1980) (14)
The Isle of Man (1999) (14)
BLUE JOHN FLUORSPAR (1955) (13)
Paleokarst of Britain (1989) (11)
Limestones and caves of Wales (1989) (10)
White watson (1760–1835) and his geological sections (1960) (10)
Coprolite mining in England (2002) (10)
Enigmatic boulders and syn-sedimentary faulting in the Carboniferous Limestone of the Isle of Man (1990) (9)
Layered epigenetic galena-barite deposits in the Golconda Mine, Brassington, Derbyshire, England (1965) (8)
THE BLUE JOHN FLUORSPAR DEPOSITS OF TREAK CLIFF, DERBYSHIRE, IN RELATION TO THE BOULDER BED (1969) (8)
New Evidence on the Correlation of the Lower Carboniferous Reefs at Castleton, North Derbyshire (1952) (8)
Palaeokarsts in Britain (1984) (8)
The black marble of Ashford‐in‐the‐water, Derbyshire (1961) (7)
Mineralization of the South Pennine Orefield, UK—A Review (2016) (7)
Preliminary Geologic Report of the Chuar Group, Grand Canyon, Arizona (1969) (5)
POLYPHASE MINERALIZATION IN CHERT FROM THE ASHFORD BLACK MARBLE MINE, DERBYSHIRE (1970) (5)
Life in the Precambrian (1980) (5)
The palaeoecology of the goniatite bed at Cowlow Nick, Castleton, Derbyshire (1965) (5)
Metallogeny of Pennine Orefields (1989) (4)
Pteridinium and the precambrian-cambrian boundary. (1967) (4)
Field meeting in the peak district (1972) (4)
Geological excursion guide 4: The Isle of Man (1987) (4)
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado (1994) (4)
A NEW TABULATE CORAL FROM THE VISÉAN OF DERBYSHIRE (1963) (3)
THE “STALACTITIC” BARYTES OF DERBYSHIRE (1964) (3)
A country full of holes (1998) (3)
The Upper Carboniferous Rocks of the Stainmore Coalfield (1955) (3)
The Occurrence of Halloysite in Derbyshire (1963) (3)
Tadpole holes formed during desiccation of overbank pools (1970) (3)
Limestones and Caves (1990) (2)
Previous ideas and models of the stratigraphy, structure and mineral deposits of the Manx Group, Isle of Man (1999) (2)
Lead miners' soughs in Derbyshire (2007) (2)
An unusual bit of the hard stuff–Derbyshire chert (2000) (2)
Geological excursion guide 3: The Peak District (1986) (2)
Stories of the war (1995) (1)
A Farey story: the pioneer geologist John Farey (1766–1826) (2001) (1)
William W. Watts, pioneer Midlands geologist (2010) (1)
Mineralization of the South Pennines (1995) (1)
White Watson's Tablets (1998) (1)
Elias Hall, pioneer mineral surveyor and geologist in the Midlands and Lancashire (2011) (1)
The Growth of Geological Knowledge in the Peak District (2011) (1)
The evolution of the Castleton Cave Systems, Derbyshire (1986) (1)
C.A. Hill and P. Forti Cave Minerals of the World (second edition). Huntsville, Alabama (National Speleological Society), 1997. 463pp. Price $70.00 ISBN 1-879961-07-5 (Available from the National Speleological Society, 2813 Cave Avenue, Huntsville, AL 35810-4431). (1998) (1)
Castleton, Derbyshire, UK (2013) (1)
John Whitehurst (1713–1788): philosopher, geologist, horologist and engineer (2002) (1)
Speleogenesis: the evolution of the Castleton caves (1996) (1)
The inlaid black marble of Ashford‐in‐the‐Water, Derbyshire (1997) (1)
Field Meeting: The economic geology of the Peak District (1980) (0)
News & comment (2002) (0)
An early-19th century geological map of the Peak District by John Farey (2012) (0)
Thesis program for the Double Mountain Winery for Lubbock, Texas (1974) (0)
MUSEUMS: New geology gallery at Leicester (1994) (0)
CULVER, D. C. & WHITE, W. B. (eds) 2004. Encyclopedia of Caves. xx+654 pp. Amsterdam: Elsevier. Price £65.00, US $99.50 (hard covers). ISBN 0 12 198651 9 (2005) (0)
Brick-pits of Leicestershire (2014) (0)
Feature (2001) (0)
Stratigraphy of British caving area. III: Derbyshire (1987) (0)
Field meetings to the Western USA 1981 & 1982 (1984) (0)
News & comment (1999) (0)
Recent Earth History. By Claudio Vita-Finzi (1974) (0)
Birds of the Orrvale district (1984) (0)
Wind directions in the Navajo Sandstone (1995) (0)
James Hutton — The founder of modern geology: E.B. Bailey. Eisevier, Amsterdam, 1967, 161 pp., Dfl. 25.00 (1968) (0)
LAYERED EPIGENETIC GALENA-BARITE DEPOSITS (1965) (0)
Cave Minerals of the World (1998) (0)
Venturing Abroad: Kansas and Leicester Universities Exchange Visits (1968) (0)
The geology of the Ingleton & Stainmore coalfields (1953) (0)
Dry stone walls take a dip (2000) (0)
Geological tours of the southwestern United States (1985) (0)

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