Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 148
... rocks , which are scarcely at all water - worn . In the event of pebbles of the lower greensand being recognised as older than the rocks which have been reached north of London , namely , silurian , the question arises , Are we to ...
... rocks , which are scarcely at all water - worn . In the event of pebbles of the lower greensand being recognised as older than the rocks which have been reached north of London , namely , silurian , the question arises , Are we to ...
Page 169
... rocks are seen dipping to the south off the older mica slates which flank the 2200 feet of granite forming the Blue Stacks . With the exception of these three areas , the rocks of the country under consideration - the North - West ...
... rocks are seen dipping to the south off the older mica slates which flank the 2200 feet of granite forming the Blue Stacks . With the exception of these three areas , the rocks of the country under consideration - the North - West ...
Page 171
... rocks in the locality - schists , slates , quartzites , etc. , together with a very large percentage of rocks not found in the neighbourhood - granites , gneiss ( different from local types ) primitive green- stone , and occasionally ...
... rocks in the locality - schists , slates , quartzites , etc. , together with a very large percentage of rocks not found in the neighbourhood - granites , gneiss ( different from local types ) primitive green- stone , and occasionally ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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