Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... beds may be reached . A great deal , however , seems to rest with chance and good for- tune , since when the old surface is reached , possibly an intermediate outcrop of pre- carboniferous beds alone may be the result . Although I have ...
... beds may be reached . A great deal , however , seems to rest with chance and good for- tune , since when the old surface is reached , possibly an intermediate outcrop of pre- carboniferous beds alone may be the result . Although I have ...
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... beds and conglomerates , not to mention abundance of pebbles in beds of younger strata . I am sometimes disposed to take the latter view , seeing that the pebbles occurring in the fresh- water beds of the Wealden are also paleozoic ...
... beds and conglomerates , not to mention abundance of pebbles in beds of younger strata . I am sometimes disposed to take the latter view , seeing that the pebbles occurring in the fresh- water beds of the Wealden are also paleozoic ...
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... beds , and not from triassic or liassic rocks , there being no conclusive evidence of these last - named rocks ... beds of St. Martha's Hill assimulate more with the pebbles from Tangley , than with those of the pebble beds around ...
... beds , and not from triassic or liassic rocks , there being no conclusive evidence of these last - named rocks ... beds of St. Martha's Hill assimulate more with the pebbles from Tangley , than with those of the pebble beds around ...
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