Monthly Journal of Science, and Annals of Biology, Astronomy, Geology, Industrial Arts, Manufactures, and Technology, Volume 4James Samuelson, William Crookes J. Churchill and Sons., 1867 |
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... produced the Uniformitarian ' school of geology , to which belong nearly the whole of the distinguished geologists of the present day , who at that time were but students of the science . Mr. Darwin expects that the younger zoologists ...
... produced the Uniformitarian ' school of geology , to which belong nearly the whole of the distinguished geologists of the present day , who at that time were but students of the science . Mr. Darwin expects that the younger zoologists ...
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... produced changes on the surface of the globe were in bygone times the same in kind as they are now , they were different in degree . Sir Charles Lyell , on the other hand , has persistently maintained that we have no evidence to warrant ...
... produced changes on the surface of the globe were in bygone times the same in kind as they are now , they were different in degree . Sir Charles Lyell , on the other hand , has persistently maintained that we have no evidence to warrant ...
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... produced by the fracture of the earth's crust ( which may have been attended with some degree of upheaval and dislocation ) , the volcanic materials sub- sequently ejected gradually formed a conical mound , having a depression in the ...
... produced by the fracture of the earth's crust ( which may have been attended with some degree of upheaval and dislocation ) , the volcanic materials sub- sequently ejected gradually formed a conical mound , having a depression in the ...
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... produced by the falling of materials thrown vertically into the air from a central vent . Sir Charles Lyell has naturally watched with great interest the recent discussions on subaerial phenomena , more especially those on the mode of ...
... produced by the falling of materials thrown vertically into the air from a central vent . Sir Charles Lyell has naturally watched with great interest the recent discussions on subaerial phenomena , more especially those on the mode of ...
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... produced a greater effect in particular regions than even Sir Charles himself was able to prove in the Principles ... produce depressions in consequence of the different degrees of resistance offered by rocks of unequal hardness ; " but ...
... produced a greater effect in particular regions than even Sir Charles himself was able to prove in the Principles ... produce depressions in consequence of the different degrees of resistance offered by rocks of unequal hardness ; " but ...
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