A well-developed raised shore platform (the Main Rock Platform) is described from Jura, Scarba and NE Islay, Scottish Inner Hebrides. Levelling of 175 platform fragments (approximately 1,000 altitude measurements) indicates that the feature declines
that the traditional correlation between the Main Rock Platform and a low Irish (interglacial) platform should be abandoned. Processes of shore platform development in polar areas are also discussed.
composition of vegetation in Ireland and Britain. In continental NW Europe most of the same species persisted from the preceding period and changes in vegetation were largely quantitative, although heaths developed over sandy soils. In the Alps