| Cromerian Interglacial (997 words) |
 | Until recently it was generally believed that the Cromerian represented a single temperate event. |
| In the Midlands, during the Cromerian, instead of the Warwickshire Avon the long since disappeared Bytham River drained from the southwest Midlands and the Pennines through Warwickshire and parts of Leicestershire before turning south through mid-East Anglia and eventually eastwards into what is now the North Sea but was then dry land. |
| The faunas of the Cromerian Upper Freshwater Bed at West Runton (Norfolk coast) and the Sugworth interglacial deposits (near Oxford) contain three extinct Freshwater mollusc spp. |
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