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... period in the presence of a very frictionless vibrator whose free period happened to agree nearly with the period of the disturbance ; even then , no measurement of its amount could be made . We are in fact forced to classify earth ...
... period in the presence of a very frictionless vibrator whose free period happened to agree nearly with the period of the disturbance ; even then , no measurement of its amount could be made . We are in fact forced to classify earth ...
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... period the mountain plants of the Arctic zone descended into the lowland , and spread southwards with the glaciers . As in the Tertiary period the trees and bushes with deciduous foliage wandered southwards , so in the Glacial period ...
... period the mountain plants of the Arctic zone descended into the lowland , and spread southwards with the glaciers . As in the Tertiary period the trees and bushes with deciduous foliage wandered southwards , so in the Glacial period ...
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... period on an average is one of about eleven years , and it may be said , though I do not want the term to be misunderstood , to represent the seasons on the sun , because when we get that curve low , we see the sun for days together ...
... period on an average is one of about eleven years , and it may be said , though I do not want the term to be misunderstood , to represent the seasons on the sun , because when we get that curve low , we see the sun for days together ...
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