The Lost Lemuria1904 Showing Distribution of Land Areas at Different Periods. to establish by the evidence obtainable from geology and from the study of the relative distribution of living and extinct animals and plants, as well as from the observed processes of physic. |
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Africa ages ancient animals appearance Atlantean Atlantis Australia became become began belonged bodies called cells close coast communities completely condition connected considerable consisted continent course creatures Daitya described developed distribution divine early earth Eocene epoch eruptions evidence evolution evolved existed extended extinct fact fauna feet Fifth flora formation formed former fossil four Fourth Fourth Root further geographical geological greater hand higher highly human India indicated individual inhabitants interesting islands kingdom lakes land later Lemuria living Madagascar Miocene mountain naturally Nummulitic organ Origin period Permian physical plants pointed portion position present probably propagation range reached reference regard region remained represented reproduction reptiles rocks Root Race Round scheme second map seen separated seventh sexual sexual reproduction skin South Southern sub-race submerged surface taken Tertiary Third tion to-day Venus volcanoes
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| Title | The Lost Lemuria |
| Author | W. Scott-Elliot |
| Publisher | Health Research Books, 1996 |
| ISBN | 0787307548, 9780787307547 |
| Length | 46 pages |
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