Apologies to Guillaume Marie for the mistake in the citation of his article, in my recent QN note on the Limeslade Boulder. In the text, the citation should be "Marie, 2022" and not "Guillaume, 2022".
This is incorrect in the reference list:
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Response: The provenance of the Limeslade igneous erratic: a matter of no importance?
Brian John
Quaternary Newsletter 164, pp 19 - 27 (February 2025).
https://www.qra.org.uk/quaternary-newsletter/quaternary-newsletter-current/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/389436022_Response_The_provenance_of_the_Limeslade_igneous_erratic_a_matter_of_no_importance
This is incorrect in the reference list:
Guillaume, M. (2022) Boulder transport by ice in the St. Lawrence Estuary (Canada): Influence of shore platform geomorphology and ice-foot development, Marine Geology 449, 106815.
and it should be:
Marie, G. (2022) Boulder transport by ice in the St. Lawrence Estuary (Canada): Influence of shore platform geomorphology and ice-foot development, Marine Geology 449, 106815.
The mistake probably arose because of the confusion of having a christian name as a surname. It has happened to me on a number of occasions too!
Response: The provenance of the Limeslade igneous erratic: a matter of no importance?
Brian John
Quaternary Newsletter 164, pp 19 - 27 (February 2025).
https://www.qra.org.uk/quaternary-newsletter/quaternary-newsletter-current/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/389436022_Response_The_provenance_of_the_Limeslade_igneous_erratic_a_matter_of_no_importance
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This is an interesting presentation nby Guillaume:
How many people thought you were called Barry John?
ReplyDeleteQuite a few, actually. I was a better geomorphologist than he was, but on the rugby pitch there was not much of a contest.... he was an amazing talent.
ReplyDeleteI get told my name is like 👍 HEATHCLIFFE......but it ain't
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