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quadgram | frequency |
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the valley of the | 233 |
of the glacial period | 180 |
the surface of the | 90 |
the level of the | 90 |
in the valley of | 85 |
on the other hand | 80 |
in the case of | 79 |
the close of the | 76 |
for the most part | 73 |
of the geological society | 68 |
valley of the somme | 68 |
as we have seen | 67 |
at the same time | 63 |
in the course of | 63 |
of the valley of | 61 |
feet above the sea | 59 |
the basin of the | 58 |
during the glacial period | 57 |
the bottom of the | 52 |
above the level of | 48 |
the whole of the | 47 |
the origin of the | 46 |
the case of the | 46 |
of some of the | 45 |
the fact that the | 45 |
to that of the | 44 |
one of the most | 44 |
to account for the | 44 |
the mouth of the | 43 |
the valleys of the | 41 |
of the united states | 41 |
the course of the | 39 |
journal of the geological | 39 |
it is obvious that | 39 |
of the continental plateau | 39 |
quarterly journal of the | 39 |
the middle of the | 37 |
the formation of the | 37 |
of the sandwich islands | 37 |
in the neighbourhood of | 37 |
to a height of | 36 |
the character of the | 36 |
to show that the | 35 |
europe and north america | 35 |
the direction of the | 35 |
of the pleistocene period | 35 |
in the vicinity of | 35 |
as well as the | 35 |
as far as the | 34 |
the waters of the | 34 |
the geological society volume | 34 |
of the rocky mountains | 33 |
the base of the | 33 |
one and the same | 33 |
the bed of the | 32 |
the time of the | 32 |
the foot of the | 32 |
the mer de glace | 32 |
of the new zealand | 31 |
level of the sea | 31 |
to the action of | 31 |
as that of the | 31 |
at the time of | 31 |
it is evident that | 30 |
a large part of | 30 |
of the tertiary period | 30 |
of the british isles | 30 |
at a time when | 30 |
of the glacial epoch | 30 |
the edge of the | 29 |
to a depth of | 29 |
at the present time | 29 |
from time to time | 29 |
of the ice age | 28 |
the limits of the | 28 |
the shores of the | 28 |
with those of the | 28 |
by the action of | 28 |
the new zealand flora | 28 |
the commencement of the | 27 |
it is impossible to | 27 |
the last glacial epoch | 27 |
is by no means | 27 |
to the conclusion that | 27 |
a portion of the | 27 |
the antiquity of man | 27 |
geological society volume page | 27 |
in connection with the | 27 |
to those of the | 27 |
in some of the | 27 |
from north to south | 27 |
the floor of the | 27 |
at the head of | 27 |
in the south of | 26 |
the action of the | 26 |
of the north sea | 26 |
the manner in which | 26 |
the fauna and flora | 26 |
feet from the surface | 25 |
have been found in | 25 |
of the northern hemisphere | 25 |
evidence to show that | 25 |
other parts of the | 25 |
for a distance of | 25 |
in the distribution of | 25 |
in the first place | 25 |
of the long island | 25 |
could not have been | 25 |
the position of the | 25 |
a time when the | 24 |
for a long time | 24 |
at the time when | 24 |
feet above the level | 24 |
the depth of the | 24 |
the present state of | 24 |
of many of the | 24 |
of land and sea | 24 |
a height of feet | 23 |
the old red sandstone | 23 |
the geographical distribution of | 23 |
geographical distribution of animals | 23 |
with that of the | 23 |
that some of the | 23 |
to the fact that | 23 |
we have seen that | 23 |
geological structure of the | 23 |
the isle of man | 23 |
at the bottom of | 23 |
the origin of species | 23 |
in favour of the | 23 |
to be found in | 23 |
the geological structure of | 23 |
than that of the | 23 |
of animals and plants | 23 |
a study of the | 22 |
the time when the | 22 |
the height of the | 22 |
the northern part of | 22 |
to the glacial period | 22 |
a considerable portion of | 22 |
of feet above the | 22 |
the beginning of the | 22 |
the greater part of | 22 |
fauna and flora of | 22 |
close of the glacial | 22 |
to the north of | 22 |
are found in the | 22 |
there can be no | 22 |
the head of the | 22 |
the retreat of the | 21 |
the history of the | 21 |
of the origin of | 21 |
of the same age | 21 |
a large proportion of | 21 |
during the tertiary period | 21 |
a considerable number of | 21 |
the date of the | 21 |
the study of the | 21 |
by way of the | 21 |
to the extent of | 21 |
the area of the | 21 |
the top of the | 21 |
the borders of the | 21 |
than they are now | 21 |
it will be seen | 21 |
appears to have been | 21 |
the rest of the | 21 |
the distribution of the | 21 |
been found in the | 21 |
the margin of the | 21 |
the geological society of | 21 |
the age of the | 21 |
the southern part of | 20 |
the nature of the | 20 |
the elevation of the | 20 |
it is probable that | 20 |
the climate of the | 20 |
of the same species | 20 |
we find that the | 20 |
in the direction of | 20 |
position and physical features | 20 |
appear to have been | 20 |
united states geological survey | 20 |
the slope of the | 20 |
be found in the | 20 |
as those of the | 20 |
the gulf of mexico | 19 |
seems to have been | 19 |
about feet above the | 19 |
of the irish sea | 19 |
in the north of | 19 |
in the form of | 19 |
as well as of | 19 |
large part of the | 19 |
the lower part of | 19 |
the isthmus of panama | 19 |
the south of france | 19 |
the trend of the | 19 |
have been derived from | 19 |
at a height of | 19 |
that is to say | 19 |
by the fact that | 19 |
met with in the | 19 |
the deposition of the | 19 |
the cause of the | 19 |
towards the close of | 19 |
of the distribution of | 19 |
to the height of | 19 |
of gravel and sand | 19 |
from that of the | 18 |
of the age of | 18 |
of the glaciated area | 18 |
a few of the | 18 |
in the northern hemisphere | 18 |
the west coast of | 18 |
of europe and north | 18 |
is obvious that the | 18 |
the united states geological | 18 |
of sea and land | 18 |
the form of the | 18 |
at right angles to | 18 |
in the basin of | 18 |
in the present state | 18 |
elevation of the land | 18 |
on the surface of | 18 |
as in the case | 18 |
the advent of the | 18 |
is one of the | 18 |
of the geological survey | 17 |
of the cheviot hills | 17 |
been derived from the | 17 |
the former existence of | 17 |
in date to the | 17 |
than it is now | 17 |
what are now the | 17 |
it is clear that | 17 |
the glacial phenomena of | 17 |
it is quite possible | 17 |
american journal of science | 17 |
an elevation of feet | 17 |
seem to have been | 17 |
parts of the world | 17 |
upon the surface of | 17 |
it is difficult to | 17 |
are more or less | 17 |
has not yet been | 17 |
it is true that | 17 |
our knowledge of the | 17 |
at the foot of | 17 |
in regard to the | 17 |
any part of the | 17 |
during the glacial epoch | 17 |
at the present day | 17 |
of the fauna of | 17 |
the flanks of the | 17 |
at the rate of | 17 |
by the presence of | 17 |
the lower reaches of | 17 |
is the case with | 17 |
new zealand and australia | 17 |
have come from the | 17 |
the presence of the | 17 |
to the study of | 17 |
in the same way | 17 |
than those of the | 16 |
supposed to have been | 16 |
the glacial period and | 16 |
we can hardly doubt | 16 |
can hardly doubt that | 16 |
of the outer hebrides | 16 |
the conclusion that the | 16 |
it is easy to | 16 |
in the middle of | 16 |
geological society of america | 16 |
australia and new zealand | 16 |
the glacial period was | 16 |
height of feet above | 16 |
of the stone period | 16 |
the height of feet | 16 |
the remains of the | 16 |
of the great ice | 16 |
in accordance with the | 16 |
the north temperate zone | 16 |
the great ice age | 16 |
a part of the | 16 |
at an elevation of | 16 |
a large number of | 16 |
what is now the | 16 |
the bones of the | 16 |
the flora of the | 16 |
of plants and animals | 16 |
the size of the | 16 |
time required for the | 16 |
from the fact that | 16 |
the trough of the | 16 |
of the existence of | 15 |
the case with the | 15 |
to the valley of | 15 |
state geological and natural | 15 |
to the level of | 15 |
geological and natural history | 15 |
of one of the | 15 |
for the first time | 15 |
is shown by the | 15 |
have been met with | 15 |
the physical geography of | 15 |
of the arctic regions | 15 |
of the species of | 15 |
in the bed of | 15 |
is that of the | 15 |
can be no doubt | 15 |
the glaciers of the | 15 |
the fauna of the | 15 |
part of the world | 15 |
considerable portion of the | 15 |
and natural history survey | 15 |
feet below the surface | 15 |
on the pacific coast | 15 |
to be peculiar to | 15 |
during a period of | 15 |
of snow and ice | 15 |
a more or less | 15 |
identical with those of | 15 |
in the southern hemisphere | 15 |
that there is a | 15 |
some of the most | 15 |
at the mouth of | 15 |
commencement of the glacial | 15 |
posterior in date to | 15 |
the glacial period in | 15 |
flora of new zealand | 15 |
like those of the | 15 |
surface of the ice | 15 |
to believe that the | 15 |
to the vicinity of | 15 |
from west to east | 15 |
the climax of the | 15 |
there must have been | 14 |
land and freshwater shells | 14 |
from those of the | 14 |
are by no means | 14 |
may be said to | 14 |
my geographical distribution of | 14 |
of the gulf stream | 14 |
to the british isles | 14 |
in the valleys of | 14 |
reason to believe that | 14 |
as i have said | 14 |
the recession of the | 14 |
the centre of the | 14 |
to have been the | 14 |
the sides of the | 14 |
the peculiarities of the | 14 |
peculiar to the islands | 14 |
on the borders of | 14 |
and some of the | 14 |
remains of the mammoth | 14 |
a large portion of | 14 |
a glance at the | 14 |
bones of extinct mammalia | 14 |
in the arctic regions | 14 |
valley of the rhine | 14 |
of the antiquity of | 14 |
in the last chapter | 14 |
variation and natural selection | 14 |
the glaciation of the | 14 |
of the basin of | 14 |
from the mouth of | 14 |
the interior of the | 14 |
of the great lakes | 14 |
from a study of | 14 |
the thickness of the | 14 |
various parts of the | 14 |
of the organic world | 14 |
on the one hand | 14 |
west of the rocky | 14 |
distribution of land and | 14 |
the slopes of the | 14 |
the banks of the | 13 |
the phenomena of the | 13 |
valley of the ouse | 13 |
lower reaches of the | 13 |
with the bones of | 13 |
will be seen that | 13 |
concluding remarks on the | 13 |
that they have been | 13 |
with the glacial period | 13 |
in my geographical distribution | 13 |
under the influence of | 13 |
the major portion of | 13 |
of the mammoth and | 13 |
the shape of the | 13 |
of the southern uplands | 13 |
the period of the | 13 |
in europe and north | 13 |
retreat of the ice | 13 |
to the theory of | 13 |
of the human race | 13 |
manner in which the | 13 |
the course of ages | 13 |
side of the valley | 13 |
part of the tertiary | 13 |
on the origin of | 13 |
some part of the | 13 |
to suppose that the | 13 |
the lake of geneva | 13 |
of which we have | 13 |
in various parts of | 13 |
flint implements of the | 13 |
of the flora of | 13 |
may not have been | 13 |
roads of glen roy | 13 |
of the alps and | 13 |
part of the continent | 13 |
bulletin of the geological | 13 |
the site of the | 13 |
the glacial and interglacial | 13 |
feet above the present | 13 |
geographical distribution of the | 13 |
of the miocene period | 13 |
over the surface of | 13 |
at the beginning of | 13 |
of the indian ocean | 13 |
the irish sea glacier | 13 |
of one and the | 13 |
and that of the | 13 |
state of our knowledge | 13 |
right angles to the | 13 |
at a depth of | 13 |
to the south of | 13 |
from to feet in | 13 |
the north and south | 13 |
we know of the | 13 |
to the east of | 13 |
the past history of | 13 |
at the depth of | 13 |
northern part of the | 13 |
in the development of | 13 |
the development of the | 13 |
in the glacial period | 13 |
within the arctic circle | 13 |
this is the case | 13 |
large proportion of the | 13 |
genera of plants in | 13 |
of a series of | 13 |
a distance of about | 13 |
some of which are | 13 |
is to be found | 13 |
have led to the | 13 |
as we have already | 12 |
be accounted for by | 12 |
there is no reason | 12 |
in many parts of | 12 |
the drainage of the | 12 |
the weight of the | 12 |
past history of the | 12 |
have taken place in | 12 |
bulletin de la societe | 12 |
the northern and southern | 12 |
the principles of geology | 12 |
of the fauna and | 12 |
some of the more | 12 |
present state of our | 12 |
of land and water | 12 |
as shown by the | 12 |
side of the alps | 12 |
like that of the | 12 |
alluvial plain of the | 12 |
the glacial period the | 12 |
the lapse of time | 12 |
of the last glacial | 12 |
along the line of | 12 |
in the united states | 12 |
may have been the | 12 |
the climatic conditions of | 12 |
in the shape of | 12 |
of man and the | 12 |
to have taken place | 12 |
we shall find that | 12 |
the course of time | 12 |
to such an extent | 12 |
the relations of the | 12 |
be seen in the | 12 |
the evidence of the | 12 |
of the british association | 12 |
the structure of the | 12 |
would seem to have | 12 |
the animal and vegetable | 12 |
the extent of the | 12 |
the most part of | 12 |
it seems probable that | 12 |
is evident that the | 12 |
the southern end of | 12 |
is not difficult to | 12 |
proceedings of the geological | 12 |
a depth of feet | 12 |
there has been no | 12 |
the growth of the | 12 |
the geological history of | 12 |
and the bones of | 12 |
by means of the | 12 |
the epoch of maximum | 12 |
of old red sandstone | 12 |
the time required for | 12 |
of the british islands | 12 |
the flora of australia | 12 |
periods of high excentricity | 12 |
in spite of the | 12 |
the disappearance of the | 12 |
it is interesting to | 12 |
we may be sure | 12 |
that part of the | 12 |
are to be found | 12 |
epoch of maximum glaciation | 12 |
as far south as | 12 |
that there has been | 12 |
closely allied to the | 12 |
brought about by the | 12 |
the accumulation of the | 12 |
we have already seen | 12 |
society of natural history | 11 |
part of the valley | 11 |
the influence of the | 11 |
of the phenomena of | 11 |
the great valley of | 11 |
from the surface of | 11 |
the surface of a | 11 |
and this is the | 11 |
as well as in | 11 |
parallel roads of glen | 11 |
the face of the | 11 |
would appear to have | 11 |
with the fact that | 11 |
an examination of the | 11 |
on the flanks of | 11 |
during the climax of | 11 |
the line of the | 11 |
to the close of | 11 |
are peculiar to the | 11 |
the south side of | 11 |
the tops of the | 11 |
that it is not | 11 |
both sides of the | 11 |
lower part of the | 11 |
of the last great | 11 |
the ice of the | 11 |
in any of the | 11 |
been met with in | 11 |
below the level of | 11 |
on both sides of | 11 |
the plains of the | 11 |
species and genera of | 11 |
of the cheviot district | 11 |
there can be little | 11 |
feet above the river | 11 |
that there was a | 11 |
up the valley of | 11 |
from east to west | 11 |
as the case may | 11 |
that there have been | 11 |
down the valley of | 11 |
at the base of | 11 |
up to a height | 11 |
must have taken place | 11 |
flora and fauna of | 11 |
of the north temperate | 11 |
the appearance of the | 11 |
advance and retreat of | 11 |
in the fact that | 11 |
there has been a | 11 |
cause of the glacial | 11 |
to the depth of | 11 |
it is certain that | 11 |
boston society of natural | 11 |
during the ice age | 11 |
the state geological and | 11 |
valley of the thames | 11 |
in the pleistocene period | 11 |
which they have been | 11 |
of what is now | 11 |
so long as the | 11 |
the azores and bermuda | 11 |
can be little doubt | 11 |
mer de glace of | 11 |
glacial deposits of the | 11 |
of new zealand and | 11 |
the age of stone | 11 |
the south of england | 11 |
it is well known | 11 |
the region of the | 11 |
the distribution of animals | 11 |
the result of the | 11 |
peculiar to the british | 11 |
of the isthmus of | 11 |
than feet above the | 11 |
the end of the | 11 |
peculiar to the island | 11 |
surface of the ground | 11 |
of the cretaceous period | 10 |
of which they are | 10 |
is well known that | 10 |
have been made to | 10 |
and it is quite | 10 |
the vicinity of the | 10 |
in the interior of | 10 |
in the cheviot district | 10 |
are met with in | 10 |
the western part of | 10 |
the average rate of | 10 |
the extent of feet | 10 |
there would be a | 10 |
the bones of extinct | 10 |
of north america and | 10 |
the southern portion of | 10 |
the erosion of the | 10 |
and flora of the | 10 |
opposite sides of the | 10 |
existing fauna and flora | 10 |
a tributary of the | 10 |
in harmony with the | 10 |
is quite possible that | 10 |
on the lake of | 10 |
the geology of the | 10 |
be no doubt that | 10 |
to some of the | 10 |
works of art in | 10 |
is easy to see | 10 |
become more and more | 10 |
latter part of the | 10 |
on the flora of | 10 |
the summit of the | 10 |
during the formation of | 10 |
the second glacial epoch | 10 |
the west of england | 10 |
the extent to which | 10 |
central and southern europe | 10 |
de glace of the | 10 |
in different parts of | 10 |
of the sedimentary rocks | 10 |
since the close of | 10 |
the eastern side of | 10 |
the contour of the | 10 |
and the presence of | 10 |
of the glaciated region | 10 |
on the south side | 10 |
to enable us to | 10 |
with the remains of | 10 |
of the geology of | 10 |
of more or less | 10 |
in the state of | 10 |
to the edge of | 10 |
north and south america | 10 |
at the close of | 10 |
the existing fauna and | 10 |
the doctrine of transmutation | 10 |
the crust of the | 10 |
a quarter of a | 10 |
we know that the | 10 |
of the south of | 10 |
lowering of the temperature | 10 |
and the fact that | 10 |
part of the glacial | 10 |
the relation of the | 10 |
at the end of | 10 |
plants in new zealand | 10 |
in like manner the | 10 |
the antiquity of the | 10 |
the total absence of | 10 |
the same character as | 10 |
when we come to | 10 |
the relative level of | 10 |
north america and europe | 10 |
the glacial deposits of | 10 |
in the present volume | 10 |
any other part of | 10 |
the upper surface of | 10 |
to the age of | 10 |
are common to the | 10 |
the upper part of | 10 |
the glacial period is | 10 |
limits reached by the | 10 |
the phenomena presented by | 10 |
the existence of man | 10 |
of the australian region | 10 |
the summits of the | 10 |
since the commencement of | 10 |
and works of art | 10 |
the mammoth and other | 10 |
the figures show the | 10 |
the upper portion of | 10 |
it will be well | 10 |
with reference to the | 10 |
of still river valley | 10 |
the crest of the | 10 |
that portion of the | 10 |
to the foot of | 10 |
so much of the | 10 |
the erosive action of | 10 |
is quite certain that | 10 |
what we know of | 10 |
which may have been | 10 |
hundred and fifty feet | 10 |
proportion of peculiar species | 10 |
it must have been | 10 |
in other parts of | 10 |
down to the sea | 10 |
for the purpose of | 10 |
accounted for by the | 10 |
the boston society of | 10 |
that there is no | 10 |
of thousands of years | 10 |
of the glacial deposits | 10 |
of several thousand feet | 10 |
the flora of new | 10 |
than in the case | 10 |
east of the rocky | 10 |
in the british isles | 10 |
two hundred and fifty | 10 |
for the formation of | 10 |
bones of the mammoth | 10 |
the geographical conditions of | 10 |
on the theory of | 10 |
it is possible that | 10 |
is found in the | 10 |
are for the most | 10 |
in the mountains of | 10 |
owe their origin to | 10 |
the latter part of | 10 |
chronological relations of the | 10 |
in the level of | 10 |
of the ice in | 10 |
must have been the | 10 |
the time of their | 10 |
it is quite certain | 10 |
have been brought about | 10 |
in the midst of | 10 |
of feet from the | 9 |
to the west of | 9 |
the whole series of | 9 |
origin of species by | 9 |
could only have been | 9 |
it is by no | 9 |
plains of the po | 9 |
the difference between the | 9 |
close of the pliocene | 9 |
of the sierra nevada | 9 |
to new zealand and | 9 |
the configuration of the | 9 |
period of high excentricity | 9 |
the state of new | 9 |
the case may be | 9 |
the same way as | 9 |
would seem to be | 9 |
no less than twenty | 9 |
glaciers of the alps | 9 |
the physical features of | 9 |
of the area of | 9 |
to the north and | 9 |
near the mouth of | 9 |
divisions of the globe | 9 |
the distribution of land | 9 |
have been introduced by | 9 |
in the region of | 9 |
we have now to | 9 |
the rocks of the | 9 |
conclusions as to the | 9 |
glacial period and the | 9 |
it seems to me | 9 |
of madagascar and the | 9 |
stages of the glacial | 9 |
is due to the | 9 |
the outcrops of the | 9 |
are the result of | 9 |
is clear that the | 9 |
we must remember that | 9 |
the other side of | 9 |
feet to the mile | 9 |
to the presence of | 9 |
so that it is | 9 |
when we consider the | 9 |
to have been found | 9 |
to me to be | 9 |
every part of the | 9 |
of which have been | 9 |
the existence of a | 9 |
glacier of the rhone | 9 |
ice during the glacial | 9 |
in relation to the | 9 |
the fauna of java | 9 |
the mouths of the | 9 |
to the extinction of | 9 |
part of the north | 9 |
the terminal moraine of | 9 |
in which they are | 9 |
within the limits of | 9 |
is no reason to | 9 |
we have only to | 9 |
in north america and | 9 |
must have come from | 9 |
on the climate of | 9 |
the relative position of | 9 |
the northern parts of | 9 |
below its present level | 9 |
the waves of the | 9 |
physical features of the | 9 |
more or less closely | 9 |
no part of the | 9 |
from south to north | 9 |
the alpine lands of | 9 |
other part of the | 9 |
action of the ice | 9 |
the first appearance of | 9 |
proofs of migration by | 9 |
in the same latitude | 9 |
of glacial action in | 9 |
north side of the | 9 |
to the time when | 9 |
of elevation and depression | 9 |
the north side of | 9 |
as well as to | 9 |
of migration by way | 9 |
must have been a | 9 |
the larger part of | 9 |
the question of the | 9 |
on account of the | 9 |
of the royal society | 9 |
it is quite impossible | 9 |
does not seem to | 9 |
physical geography of the | 9 |
with the exception of | 9 |
left bank of the | 9 |
the rate at which | 9 |
of the norwich crag | 9 |
and at the same | 9 |
thousand feet above the | 9 |
of which it is | 9 |
it has been found | 9 |
in the formation of | 9 |
are of the same | 9 |
that none of the | 9 |
state of new york | 9 |
of the state geological | 9 |
to the geological society | 9 |
it may be said | 9 |
the southern margin of | 9 |
over a wide area | 9 |
is supposed to have | 9 |
the flora and fauna | 9 |
of sand and gravel | 9 |
which have taken place | 9 |
the present level of | 9 |
of precisely the same | 9 |
and there is no | 9 |
of the pacific coast | 9 |
the mountains of the | 9 |
the glacial period are | 9 |
of the neanderthal skull | 9 |
every reason to believe | 9 |
be little doubt that | 9 |
in the museum at | 9 |
a peculiar species of | 9 |
the affinities of the | 9 |
the lower end of | 9 |
general character of the | 9 |
of the west coast | 9 |
on the new zealand | 9 |
the islands of the | 9 |
changes of sea and | 9 |
the accumulation of ice | 9 |
surface of the country | 9 |
the temperature of the | 9 |
by the waters of | 9 |
the vegetation of the | 9 |
the rate of denudation | 9 |
of the formation of | 9 |
the north american continent | 9 |
the portion of the | 9 |
the new zealand fauna | 9 |
and we may therefore | 9 |
later stages of the | 9 |
on the left bank | 9 |
migration by way of | 9 |
with which we are | 9 |
front of the ice | 9 |
must have been of | 9 |
in front of the | 9 |
and those of the | 9 |
that the rate of | 9 |
in the same manner | 9 |
have been the case | 9 |
many parts of the | 9 |
the bed of a | 9 |
is said to be | 9 |
the depth of feet | 9 |
recession of the ice | 9 |
of the same period | 9 |
in the temperate zone | 9 |
of the pliocene period | 9 |
place in the creation | 9 |
at a distance of | 9 |
terminal moraine of the | 9 |
and some of them | 9 |
antiquity of the human | 9 |
early part of the | 9 |
said to have been | 9 |
of the land and | 9 |
has given rise to | 9 |
it is not difficult | 9 |
before the advent of | 9 |
the present condition of | 9 |
not a few of | 9 |
the north of france | 9 |
as it is now | 9 |
in the norfolk cliffs | 8 |
in consequence of the | 8 |
at the climax of | 8 |
in any part of | 8 |
in the same direction | 8 |
the fact that in | 8 |
the commissioners of the | 8 |
the lower strata of | 8 |
they must have been | 8 |
of the lower animals | 8 |
of the state of | 8 |
the distribution of organisms | 8 |
is found to be | 8 |
travels in north america | 8 |
of the rate of | 8 |
miles from the coast | 8 |
not less than feet | 8 |
on the floor of | 8 |
as we shall see | 8 |
is feet above the | 8 |
be seen that the | 8 |
in a fossil state | 8 |
so far as i | 8 |
delta of the mississippi | 8 |
a great number of | 8 |
the early part of | 8 |
of the asiatic continent | 8 |
the most remarkable of | 8 |
it is needless to | 8 |
plain of the mississippi | 8 |
are found also in | 8 |
to the absence of | 8 |
a period when the | 8 |
in the north temperate | 8 |
the absence of any | 8 |
the doctrine of progression | 8 |
as far north as | 8 |
biennial report of the | 8 |
and here and there | 8 |
at the heads of | 8 |
hundred and fifty miles | 8 |
in the extreme north | 8 |
age in north america | 8 |
of the gulf of | 8 |
of the west of | 8 |
to the westward of | 8 |
very closely allied to | 8 |
to be the case | 8 |
taken place in the | 8 |
of a number of | 8 |
from the glaciated region | 8 |
depth of feet from | 8 |
in the danbury region | 8 |
of the alpine lands | 8 |
part of the same | 8 |
the vale of clwyd | 8 |
commissioners of the state | 8 |
are known to have | 8 |
from which they have | 8 |
the movement of the | 8 |
in the principles of | 8 |
on the east side | 8 |
evidence in favour of | 8 |
south side of the | 8 |
the upper reaches of | 8 |
may have been due | 8 |
of the natural size | 8 |
and it has been | 8 |
a distance of miles | 8 |
along the margin of | 8 |
species of the genus | 8 |
of the most interesting | 8 |
in the suburbs of | 8 |
parts of the continent | 8 |
only in a few | 8 |
during periods of high | 8 |
the sources of the | 8 |
and in the same | 8 |
similar to that which | 8 |
theory of the origin | 8 |
of the commissioners of | 8 |
retreat of the great | 8 |
it is highly probable | 8 |
river of the north | 8 |
on the summit of | 8 |
of the ohio river | 8 |
is of opinion that | 8 |
in the mississippi valley | 8 |
as well as by | 8 |
basin of the irish | 8 |
along the borders of | 8 |
mer de glace was | 8 |
so far as we | 8 |
by the absence of | 8 |
is highly probable that | 8 |
the vale of the | 8 |
red river of the | 8 |
in the study of | 8 |
figures show the depth | 8 |
carried out to sea | 8 |
the first of these | 8 |
so far as the | 8 |
of the more important | 8 |
edge of the continental | 8 |
this portion of the | 8 |
is interesting to note | 8 |
and it is therefore | 8 |
geological history of the | 8 |
at a period when | 8 |
crust of the earth | 8 |
the glacial geology of | 8 |
to australia and new | 8 |
of the doctrine of | 8 |
the opposite sides of | 8 |
the falls of st | 8 |
the same species as | 8 |
on the other side | 8 |
of the baltic coast | 8 |
the upper miocene period | 8 |
taken place since the | 8 |
a few hundred feet | 8 |
in glacial terraces of | 8 |
at the height of | 8 |
hundred feet above the | 8 |
facts connected with the | 8 |
as one of the | 8 |
to be accounted for | 8 |
number and variety of | 8 |
more than a thousand | 8 |
report of the commissioners | 8 |
to conclude that the | 8 |
have been due to | 8 |
southern end of the | 8 |
the side of the | 8 |
are supposed to have | 8 |
greater part of the | 8 |
flora of the sandwich | 8 |
during the pleistocene period | 8 |
of the himalayas and | 8 |
species of the same | 8 |
peculiarities of the british | 8 |
from the coast of | 8 |
the apex of the | 8 |
in this part of | 8 |
the sedimentary rocks of | 8 |
upper surface of the | 8 |
will be found in | 8 |
and physical features of | 8 |
the pacific coast of | 8 |
brought to light in | 8 |
climax of the glacial | 8 |
the mountains of middle | 8 |
by the melting of | 8 |
on the side of | 8 |
outside of the glaciated | 8 |
a period of submergence | 8 |
feet in a century | 8 |
all parts of the | 8 |
the estuary of the | 8 |
on the opposite side | 8 |
the occurrence of the | 8 |
there is not a | 8 |
to the hypothesis of | 8 |
the northern end of | 8 |
one of the best | 8 |
of the ice from | 8 |
many of which are | 8 |
great mer de glace | 8 |
to the flora of | 8 |
the absence of the | 8 |
across the valley of | 8 |
the waters of a | 8 |
same is the case | 8 |
of the great glaciers | 8 |
the era of the | 8 |
phenomena of the glacial | 8 |
above its present level | 8 |
the great mass of | 8 |
conditions that obtained in | 8 |
in all directions from | 8 |
that at the time | 8 |
by the occurrence of | 8 |
the interglacial beds of | 8 |
may be sure that | 8 |
signs of glacial action | 8 |
and the accumulation of | 8 |
of the same character | 8 |
the number of species | 8 |
to the mouth of | 8 |
on the distribution of | 8 |
the conditions under which | 8 |
the forms of life | 8 |
a great part of | 8 |
those of the present | 8 |
the direction in which | 8 |
general mer de glace | 8 |
of the surface of | 8 |
the termination of the | 8 |
the main features of | 8 |
a considerable amount of | 8 |
in the north and | 8 |
in point of fact | 8 |
on the west coast | 8 |
the same as those | 8 |
and there are also | 8 |
in the light of | 8 |
could not possibly have | 8 |
elevation above the sea | 8 |
and characteristic groups of | 8 |
on the coast of | 8 |
and glaciation in the | 8 |
level of the land | 8 |
it has been suggested | 8 |
for the sake of | 8 |
be said to be | 8 |
advance of the ice | 8 |
as the result of | 8 |
we may say that | 8 |
were found in the | 8 |
which are common to | 8 |
have been able to | 8 |
the same is the | 8 |
of the zoological society | 8 |
the remains of a | 7 |
with respect to the | 7 |
have been made in | 7 |
species of flowering plants | 7 |
the force of the | 7 |
rate at which the | 7 |
relative level of land | 7 |
was found in the | 7 |
in any other part | 7 |
through which the river | 7 |
in most of the | 7 |
if we take the | 7 |
same species as those | 7 |
larger part of the | 7 |
formed part of a | 7 |
we should expect to | 7 |
to feet above the | 7 |
those which have been | 7 |
the effect of the | 7 |
the migration of plants | 7 |
of the flint tools | 7 |
been discovered in the | 7 |
from year to year | 7 |
the same kind of | 7 |
parts of the globe | 7 |
have as yet been | 7 |
de la societe geologique | 7 |
the isle of wight | 7 |
the loess of the | 7 |
in the absence of | 7 |
the presence of a | 7 |
to allow of the | 7 |
i have spoken of | 7 |
and one of the | 7 |
are due to the | 7 |
in the till of | 7 |
the general character of | 7 |
in the bottom of | 7 |
mouth of wood creek | 7 |
more than a hundred | 7 |
of the present day | 7 |
the following list of | 7 |
the land has been | 7 |
of the species are | 7 |
of the amiens type | 7 |
into the composition of | 7 |
characteristic groups of the | 7 |
the same manner as | 7 |
of the upper miocene | 7 |
by far the larger | 7 |
of the australian flora | 7 |
to the cause of | 7 |
such as those of | 7 |
surface of the earth | 7 |
of the south atlantic | 7 |
a measure of the | 7 |
the light tint shows | 7 |
climatic conditions of the | 7 |
present state of the | 7 |
central asia to amoor | 7 |
at the period of | 7 |
side of the great | 7 |
on the part of | 7 |
far south as the | 7 |
the east coast of | 7 |
madagascar and the mascarene | 7 |
so that we may | 7 |
the sinking down of | 7 |
which are peculiar to | 7 |
of the isle of | 7 |
mouth of the river | 7 |
introductory essay to the | 7 |
a mile in width | 7 |
species of animals and | 7 |
is known of the | 7 |
tens of thousands of | 7 |
in the island of | 7 |
of opinion that the | 7 |
be peculiar to the | 7 |
and the mascarene islands | 7 |
it will be observed | 7 |
in the isle of | 7 |
by which they are | 7 |
in the southern part | 7 |
have been brought to | 7 |
glacial phenomena of the | 7 |
interesting to note that | 7 |
in some parts of | 7 |
the snow and ice | 7 |
a great mass of | 7 |
the same as that | 7 |
may have been brought | 7 |
of the old world | 7 |
character of the rocks | 7 |
we have been considering | 7 |
of the river and | 7 |
difficult to see how | 7 |
that of the other | 7 |
the mountains of scandinavia | 7 |
of human bones in | 7 |
of the geological record | 7 |
the terminal moraines of | 7 |
before the close of | 7 |
the work of the | 7 |
showing the position of | 7 |
as bearing on the | 7 |
for the same reason | 7 |
from the shores of | 7 |
also bourbon and madagascar | 7 |
societe geologique de france | 7 |
other side of the | 7 |
eastern side of the | 7 |
the distance from the | 7 |
line of moraine hills | 7 |
that the whole of | 7 |
the absence of all | 7 |
ice age in north | 7 |
in the height of | 7 |
in one of the | 7 |
the relics of the | 7 |
it has long been | 7 |
is a list of | 7 |
from the edge of | 7 |
in the northern part | 7 |
extent to which the | 7 |
both in europe and | 7 |
at the southern end | 7 |
the removal of the | 7 |
the inclination of the | 7 |
the depths of the | 7 |
common to new zealand | 7 |
of the red river | 7 |
before the glacial period | 7 |
of the mississippi valley | 7 |
the british isles and | 7 |
of the bronze age | 7 |
the remains of extinct | 7 |
height of about feet | 7 |
it may be well | 7 |
to the antiquity of | 7 |
and the malay peninsula | 7 |
which have been so | 7 |
have spoken of the | 7 |
and origin of the | 7 |
following is a list | 7 |
definition and characteristic groups | 7 |
of the danbury region | 7 |
have been laid down | 7 |
have given rise to | 7 |
the glacial accumulations of | 7 |
may have taken place | 7 |
in some places the | 7 |
that of the present | 7 |
the depth in fathoms | 7 |
level of land and | 7 |
on the birds of | 7 |
here and there in | 7 |
of the same genera | 7 |
the fact that it | 7 |
in the history of | 7 |
of the bronze period | 7 |
show the depth in | 7 |
essay to the flora | 7 |
parts of the skeleton | 7 |
we may conclude that | 7 |
on the eastern side | 7 |
that they must have | 7 |
how to estimate the | 7 |
coast of north america | 7 |
melting of the ice | 7 |
a great variety of | 7 |
in the museum of | 7 |
explain the presence of | 7 |
that the glacial period | 7 |
due to the fact | 7 |
which must have been | 7 |
the parallel roads of | 7 |
as shown in fig | 7 |
the one from the | 7 |
to the student of | 7 |
is probable that the | 7 |
what it is now | 7 |
which it has been | 7 |
belong to the same | 7 |
of the thames and | 7 |
by variation and natural | 7 |
the outer hebrides are | 7 |
the lake of zurich | 7 |
there is abundant evidence | 7 |
quarter of a mile | 7 |
range of east asian | 7 |
of our own continent | 7 |
the geographical development of | 7 |
descended to the sea | 7 |
to belong to the | 7 |
the depression of the | 7 |
we cannot doubt that | 7 |
of the amount of | 7 |
from each other by | 7 |
to be met with | 7 |
the alluvium of the | 7 |
the right bank of | 7 |
of the somme and | 7 |
been brought to light | 7 |
different parts of the | 7 |
insular faunas and floras | 7 |
of the southern hemisphere | 7 |
of part of the | 7 |
of europe and america | 7 |
as is well known | 7 |
more or less well | 7 |
the more or less | 7 |
the action of land | 7 |
the continent of europe | 7 |
the lower ends of | 7 |
one hundred and fifty | 7 |
the western end of | 7 |
bones of the elephant | 7 |
of the occurrence of | 7 |
that they do not | 7 |
glacial and interglacial deposits | 7 |
the basins of the | 7 |
the glacial drift of | 7 |
are built up of | 7 |
of this part of | 7 |
a large amount of | 7 |
the corresponding latitudes of | 7 |
in support of the | 7 |
australia and new guinea | 7 |
the later stages of | 7 |
depression of the land | 7 |
all the year round | 7 |
of the remains of | 7 |
has been going on | 7 |
in the rear of | 7 |
by the evidence of | 7 |
true mountains of elevation | 7 |
is shown to be | 7 |
at the distance of | 7 |
on the opposite sides | 7 |
to a large extent | 7 |
the opinion that the | 7 |
geographical divisions of the | 7 |
of about feet above | 7 |
what is known of | 7 |
are represented by a | 7 |
all directions from the | 7 |
changes in physical geography | 7 |
been dug out of | 7 |
no doubt that the | 7 |
high eccentricity of the | 7 |
date of the glacial | 7 |
so as to be | 7 |
the theory of the | 7 |
large portion of the | 7 |
after the deposition of | 7 |
to the origin of | 7 |
before the beginning of | 7 |
miles to the north | 7 |
proceedings of the royal | 7 |
the motion of the | 7 |
more than feet above | 7 |
the front of the | 7 |
it would appear that | 7 |
miles north of the | 7 |
if it be true | 7 |
on the shores of | 7 |
the first edition of | 7 |
general lowering of the | 7 |
the ice age in | 7 |
the occurrence of a | 7 |
what is called the | 7 |
glacial drift of the | 7 |
that it is a | 7 |
at a higher level | 7 |
glaciation in the danbury | 7 |
a general lowering of | 7 |
right bank of the | 7 |
this part of the | 7 |
distance of about miles | 7 |
there may have been | 7 |
taken in connection with | 7 |
of the old red | 7 |
form of the ground | 7 |
in the sandwich islands | 7 |
we have seen in | 7 |
present level of the | 7 |
southern margin of the | 7 |
with the mammoth and | 7 |
the low grounds of | 7 |
a long series of | 7 |
of carbonate of lime | 7 |
one from the other | 7 |
it would have been | 7 |
the left bank of | 7 |
less than that of | 7 |
expect to meet with | 7 |
feet higher than the | 7 |
are those of the | 7 |
the gravel of the | 7 |
with more or less | 7 |
of the parallel roads | 7 |
the higher and lower | 7 |
over a large part | 7 |
whatever may have been | 7 |
found on the continent | 7 |
many oscillations of level | 7 |
sufficient to account for | 7 |
hundred feet below the | 7 |
views as to the | 7 |
revolutions in physical geography | 7 |
that the climate of | 7 |
have already seen that | 7 |
for a long period | 7 |
the upper strata of | 7 |
its junction with the | 7 |
the mouth of wood | 7 |
to the base of | 7 |
are confined to the | 7 |
of the action of | 7 |
of the land in | 7 |
la societe geologique de | 7 |
the red river of | 7 |
southern uplands of scotland | 7 |
with those of europe | 7 |
the following is a | 7 |
the igneous rocks of | 7 |
of the most remarkable | 7 |
by no means so | 7 |
explanation of the phenomena | 7 |
parts of the valley | 7 |
rising to a height | 7 |
of the absence of | 6 |
italian side of the | 6 |
the brain of the | 6 |
it may have been | 6 |
the great number of | 6 |
that the amount of | 6 |
surface of the globe | 6 |
the explanation of this | 6 |
the birds of the | 6 |
the evidence of a | 6 |
the range of british | 6 |
first appearance of man | 6 |
ice of the glacial | 6 |
in a straight line | 6 |
deposits of the same | 6 |
the hypothesis of transmutation | 6 |
that of the alps | 6 |
of plants in new | 6 |
elevations of the land | 6 |
and that it is | 6 |
i am informed by | 6 |
glace of the north | 6 |
or inclination of the | 6 |
of the existing fauna | 6 |
last great baltic glacier | 6 |
the remains of man | 6 |
their origin to the | 6 |
to have been derived | 6 |
and more or less | 6 |
into the plains of | 6 |
to the doctrine of | 6 |
the line of metres | 6 |
we are indebted to | 6 |
the mode in which | 6 |
list of the species | 6 |
areas of the continental | 6 |
can be accounted for | 6 |
a height of about | 6 |
the present distribution of | 6 |
as we approach the | 6 |
the production of the | 6 |
may have been derived | 6 |
during some part of | 6 |
the distribution of boulders | 6 |
on the east coast | 6 |
in the latitude of | 6 |
with the trend of | 6 |
of ice during the | 6 |
or that of the | 6 |
of the most conspicuous | 6 |
the south of the | 6 |
to which i shall | 6 |
easy to see that | 6 |
in such a manner | 6 |
allied to those of | 6 |
bones of man and | 6 |
periods of high eccentricity | 6 |
of the missouri river | 6 |
and the same is | 6 |
the explanation of the | 6 |
movement of the ice | 6 |
upper part of the | 6 |
its bearing on the | 6 |
the dominant features of | 6 |
of the evolution of | 6 |
of species by variation | 6 |
the north end of | 6 |
islands position and physical | 6 |
is confined to the | 6 |
absence of marine shells | 6 |
the neighbourhood of the | 6 |
of the tertiary and | 6 |
cape of good hope | 6 |
the existence of the | 6 |
the southern limits of | 6 |
the north and north | 6 |
in the rocky mountains | 6 |
western reserve historical society | 6 |
of the permanence of | 6 |
same was the case | 6 |
the greater number of | 6 |
the south end of | 6 |
changes in the distribution | 6 |
the pyrenees and the | 6 |
of the second glacial | 6 |
the preglacial course of | 6 |
more than a few | 6 |
of a glacial epoch | 6 |
upper reaches of the | 6 |
as well as from | 6 |
glacial geology of the | 6 |
only be explained by | 6 |
throughout the whole of | 6 |
number of peculiar species | 6 |
tertiary and secondary periods | 6 |
if this be so | 6 |
to be able to | 6 |
to a considerable extent | 6 |
igneous rocks of the | 6 |
earlier stages of the | 6 |
period and the earliest | 6 |
east side of the | 6 |
to have been in | 6 |
of the bones of | 6 |
the geographical evolution of | 6 |
sides of the atlantic | 6 |
from the valley of | 6 |
in the cave of | 6 |
the east side of | 6 |
of the boston society | 6 |
more than half the | 6 |
old red sandstone times | 6 |
allied to the chinese | 6 |
in the glaciated region | 6 |
a careful examination of | 6 |
been observed in the | 6 |
rocks of the cheviot | 6 |
the whole of that | 6 |
opinion as to the | 6 |
what is meant by | 6 |
we know that in | 6 |
movements of the crust | 6 |
the drift of the | 6 |
comparable to those of | 6 |
of the mississippi river | 6 |
are said to have | 6 |
of the seine and | 6 |
of the facts of | 6 |
of north and south | 6 |
three hundred feet in | 6 |
the north of the | 6 |
present surface of the | 6 |
mountains of middle germany | 6 |
elevation of feet above | 6 |
coming down from the | 6 |
in addition to the | 6 |
endemic genera of plants | 6 |
the same was the | 6 |
they are by no | 6 |
the age of bronze | 6 |
form of the sea | 6 |
with which they are | 6 |
the successive phases of | 6 |
great valley of the | 6 |
since the glacial epoch | 6 |
of mastodon and megalonyx | 6 |
of the great river | 6 |
diluvium of north germany | 6 |
in bringing about the | 6 |
lands of north america | 6 |
from the gulf of | 6 |
of one of these | 6 |
the flint implements of | 6 |
in the opinion of | 6 |
in the beginning of | 6 |
it must not be | 6 |
slope of the surface | 6 |
we must suppose that | 6 |
address to the geological | 6 |
of the norfolk cliffs | 6 |
the large proportion of | 6 |
now pass on to | 6 |
i am indebted to | 6 |
covered with perpetual snow | 6 |
should expect to find | 6 |
in the organic world | 6 |
advent of the ice | 6 |
as a measure of | 6 |
we are indebted for | 6 |
is very difficult to | 6 |
alpine lands of central | 6 |
on the continent of | 6 |
took place in the | 6 |
is needless to say | 6 |
journal of the linnean | 6 |
into their present position | 6 |
in the department of | 6 |
the contents of the | 6 |
to the basin of | 6 |
to the northward of | 6 |
the fossil man of | 6 |
of the mer de | 6 |
been brought about by | 6 |
the mean thickness of | 6 |
the fact that they | 6 |
has elapsed since the | 6 |
to the production of | 6 |
of the atlantic sea | 6 |
absent from new zealand | 6 |
reasons for believing that | 6 |
the east and west | 6 |
into the basin of | 6 |
or feet above the | 6 |
greater than in the | 6 |
the width of the | 6 |
it must be remembered | 6 |
in the relative level | 6 |
mammoth and other extinct | 6 |
to the shores of | 6 |
of the former existence | 6 |
a state of things | 6 |
the accumulation of snow | 6 |
shells of the genera | 6 |
been obtained from the | 6 |
imperfection of the geological | 6 |
a consideration of the | 6 |
of the glacial sea | 6 |
with his own hands | 6 |
in the scale of | 6 |
could not fail to | 6 |
its way to the | 6 |
of the life of | 6 |
will be well to | 6 |
of the scandinavian flora | 6 |
is represented by the | 6 |
the present surface of | 6 |
believed to have been | 6 |
in order to explain | 6 |
shown by the fact | 6 |
have been caused by | 6 |
species of a genus | 6 |
southern portion of the | 6 |
has yet been made | 6 |
the case in the | 6 |
feet below the present | 6 |
origin of the fauna | 6 |
the bones of man | 6 |
at a later period | 6 |
by the contour of | 6 |
to one and the | 6 |
part of the great | 6 |
alluded to in the | 6 |
mile and a half | 6 |
to a certain extent | 6 |
not difficult to see | 6 |
and the glacial period | 6 |
found in the lower | 6 |
the way in which | 6 |
shells of recent species | 6 |
have been obtained from | 6 |
flora of the galapagos | 6 |
the grinding action of | 6 |
close of the tertiary | 6 |
on the north side | 6 |
which must have come | 6 |
preglacial course of rocky | 6 |
bottom of the valley | 6 |
a variety of a | 6 |
to the glacial epoch | 6 |
for the production of | 6 |
confined to the british | 6 |
have shown that the | 6 |
some of the lower | 6 |
in the first edition | 6 |
that we have here | 6 |
the entire absence of | 6 |
when we consider that | 6 |
but it may be | 6 |
separated from each other | 6 |
the ice from the | 6 |
to the direction of | 6 |
great valley of switzerland | 6 |
from the base of | 6 |
as every one knows | 6 |
the bottom of a | 6 |
the lower parts of | 6 |
the last few years | 6 |
to the east and | 6 |
such as that of | 6 |
to have been a | 6 |
during the epoch of | 6 |
coast of south america | 6 |
in the habit of | 6 |
in a state of | 6 |
subsidence of the land | 6 |
at a very early | 6 |
schroeder van der kolk | 6 |
of the trough of | 6 |
not only of the | 6 |
of the linnean society | 6 |
a general account of | 6 |
of the lapse of | 6 |
to that of a | 6 |
so as to produce | 6 |
the hypothesis of a | 6 |
introduced by human agency | 6 |
present condition of the | 6 |
part of a continent | 6 |
a peculiar genus of | 6 |
ancient bed of the | 6 |
of the lake of | 6 |
along the flanks of | 6 |
his place in the | 6 |
between madagascar and india | 6 |
the former presence of | 6 |
the total number of | 6 |
of the glaciated areas | 6 |
of java and borneo | 6 |
seem to me to | 6 |
of various kinds of | 6 |
to that which has | 6 |
if there had been | 6 |
and the mountains of | 6 |
and others have shown | 6 |
to feet in thickness | 6 |
of the fauna japonica | 6 |
as they are now | 6 |
on the subject of | 6 |
in the lower strata | 6 |
quarter of a century | 6 |
the presence of these | 6 |
as well as a | 6 |
a knowledge of the | 6 |
careful study of the | 6 |
as to the cause | 6 |
feet above the lake | 6 |
course of the river | 6 |
the diameter of the | 6 |
the productions of the | 6 |
and the influence of | 6 |
with some of the | 6 |
mouth of still river | 6 |
would account for the | 6 |
in europe during the | 6 |
as to allow of | 6 |
may be said that | 6 |
from the peculiarities of | 6 |
the extent of glaciation | 6 |
in the physical geography | 6 |
to a distance of | 6 |
in the long island | 6 |
the discovery of the | 6 |
northern end of the | 6 |
present state of science | 6 |
be supposed to have | 6 |
of northern and southern | 6 |
the friction of the | 6 |
of several hundred feet | 6 |
feet above its present | 6 |
the museum of the | 6 |
waves of the sea | 6 |
and in some places | 6 |
part of the state | 6 |
terminal moraines of the | 6 |
during the latter part | 6 |
is derived from the | 6 |
of recent continental islands | 6 |
the cause of this | 6 |
number of species of | 6 |
no reason to suppose | 6 |
there is reason to | 6 |
the delta of the | 6 |
the intercrossing of erratics | 6 |
which have been preserved | 6 |
the duration of the | 6 |
bank of the meuse | 6 |
the sands and gravels | 6 |
that it was the | 6 |
so many of the | 6 |
the advance and retreat | 6 |
the italian side of | 6 |
in the face of | 6 |
upper portion of the | 6 |
area covered by the | 6 |
section across the valley | 6 |
of the great northern | 6 |
of the recent period | 6 |
and it is not | 6 |
has shown that the | 6 |
the mammalia of the | 6 |
left side of the | 6 |
the outcrop of the | 6 |
endeavoured to show that | 6 |
will be found to | 6 |
to prove that the | 6 |
of the same region | 6 |
of glaciation in the | 6 |
by far the most | 6 |
once formed part of | 6 |
so far back as | 6 |
for a long distance | 6 |
of the theory of | 6 |
the same part of | 6 |
glacial and interglacial epochs | 6 |
reaches of the tweed | 6 |
south of the equator | 6 |
the whole of this | 6 |
the fabricators of the | 6 |
as an example of | 6 |
to the latitude of | 6 |
heat of the sun | 6 |
case of the azores | 6 |
a long period of | 6 |
strata of the ice | 6 |
in a series of | 6 |
which has elapsed since | 6 |
to inquire into the | 6 |
scratches upon the rocks | 6 |
not account for the | 6 |
the glacial epoch and | 6 |
the results of his | 6 |
have been less than | 6 |
the glacier of the | 6 |
the submergence of the | 6 |
valley of the tweed | 6 |
the southern extremity of | 6 |
conclusions arrived at by | 6 |
conditions under which the | 6 |
that occur in the | 6 |
after the lapse of | 6 |
of ice from the | 6 |
the terminal front of | 6 |
to be seen in | 6 |
of the close of | 6 |
on the right bank | 6 |
subsidence of the crust | 6 |
thousands of feet of | 6 |
the primeval continental plateau | 6 |
of a human skull | 6 |
of the north channel | 6 |
a subsidence of the | 6 |
corresponding to that of | 6 |
quarters of a mile | 6 |
africa and south america | 6 |
history of the earth | 6 |
above the present level | 6 |
portion of the great | 6 |
the presence of numerous | 6 |
well as of the | 6 |
in the human period | 6 |
those of the pleistocene | 6 |
basin of the seine | 6 |
has been found in | 6 |
one of which is | 6 |
for the accumulation of | 6 |
the whole northern hemisphere | 6 |
in what are now | 6 |
in proportion as we | 6 |
ancient alluvium of the | 6 |
and other extinct mammalia | 6 |
gravels of the somme | 6 |
not far from the | 6 |
oscillations in the level | 6 |
distinct from those of | 6 |
for a considerable period | 6 |
as it has been | 6 |
the geological survey of | 6 |
of abbeville and amiens | 6 |
and the remains of | 6 |
to the isle of | 6 |
by sir joseph hooker | 6 |
it follows that the | 6 |
british fauna and flora | 6 |
may be taken as | 6 |
far as we can | 6 |
the plants of the | 6 |
the alluvial plain of | 6 |
a considerable part of | 6 |
by means of a | 6 |
of the fact that | 6 |
the connection between the | 6 |
the dispersal of plants | 6 |
the popular science monthly | 6 |
in the danish peat | 6 |
brought down by the | 6 |
natchez on the mississippi | 6 |
of middle and southern | 6 |
on the ground that | 6 |
or more in diameter | 6 |
of the most recent | 6 |
a memoir on the | 6 |
a little to the | 6 |
have been confined to | 6 |
if we suppose the | 6 |
with a view of | 6 |
of the mammalia of | 6 |
to a greater extent | 6 |
three or four feet | 6 |
valley of the rhone | 6 |
the minimum of time | 6 |
to the present day | 6 |
the present rate of | 6 |
and interglacial deposits of | 6 |
during the last glacial | 6 |
can only be explained | 6 |
the lake of constance | 6 |
the northern extremity of | 6 |
to have had a | 6 |
over the whole of | 6 |
many of the most | 6 |
the maximum thickness of | 6 |
the chronological relations of | 6 |
proceedings of the zoological | 6 |
the great mer de | 6 |
down to the present | 6 |
basin of the baltic | 6 |
mer de glace that | 6 |
in the british museum | 6 |
may say that the | 6 |
in the western part | 6 |
above the general level | 6 |
other portions of the | 6 |
at an altitude of | 6 |
oscillations of the sea | 6 |
and retreat of the | 6 |
the action of a | 6 |
the heat of the | 6 |
is afforded by the | 6 |
eccentricity of the orbit | 6 |
the later stone period | 6 |
when the land was | 6 |
may be accounted for | 6 |
of the mountains of | 6 |
have occurred during the | 6 |
have been subjected to | 6 |
and it will be | 6 |
of the alpine glaciers | 6 |
as to show that | 6 |
fossil man of denise | 6 |
of the tertiary epoch | 6 |
in the waters of | 6 |
was the case in | 6 |
quite in accordance with | 6 |
a communication between the | 6 |
which occur in the | 6 |
recession of the falls | 6 |
connected with the glacial | 6 |
a wide expanse of | 6 |
fathoms below the surface | 6 |
extinct mammalia in the | 6 |
the junction of the | 6 |
at a comparatively recent | 6 |
so as to include | 5 |
account for the facts | 5 |
the north of ireland | 5 |
has been filled up | 5 |
and genera of plants | 5 |
we have no reason | 5 |
vale of the teviot | 5 |
flora of the azores | 5 |
it has not been | 5 |
is the fact that | 5 |
some portion of the | 5 |
a certain amount of | 5 |
of the jura mountains | 5 |
to the arctic ocean | 5 |
on the ground of | 5 |
the extreme north of | 5 |
the animals and plants | 5 |
in the drifts of | 5 |
the eastern part of | 5 |
we thus see that | 5 |
the conditions of the | 5 |
but it is not | 5 |
edition of this work | 5 |
and affinities of the | 5 |
we find that there | 5 |
good reason to believe | 5 |
man and the glacial | 5 |
the doctrine of the | 5 |
a very remote epoch | 5 |
to the south and | 5 |
the direction of ice | 5 |
many of them are | 5 |
for the growth of | 5 |
exception to the rule | 5 |
belong to peculiar genera | 5 |
explain the origin of | 5 |
between the valleys of | 5 |
with those of man | 5 |
equal to that of | 5 |
now living in the | 5 |
thickness of all the | 5 |
the bones of which | 5 |
the advocates of the | 5 |
of the great continents | 5 |
again and again in | 5 |
of the upper diluvium | 5 |
have become extinct in | 5 |
the rate of recession | 5 |
the same number of | 5 |
attention to the fact | 5 |
the eccentricity of the | 5 |
to the present time | 5 |
it is very difficult | 5 |
only a few of | 5 |
stage of the pleistocene | 5 |
to explain the presence | 5 |
it may be remarked | 5 |
to be allied to | 5 |
a little south of | 5 |
an arm of the | 5 |
final retreat of the | 5 |
has taken place in | 5 |
of the extinct mammalia | 5 |
characteristic features of the | 5 |
valley of umpog creek | 5 |
the changes of climate | 5 |
of the birds of | 5 |
has taken place since | 5 |
of the growth of | 5 |
in the species of | 5 |
that the glaciation of | 5 |
of the two continents | 5 |
an estimate of the | 5 |
to imply that the | 5 |
estimate of the amount | 5 |
times as fast as | 5 |
in the north atlantic | 5 |
terminal front of the | 5 |
the same may be | 5 |
the area occupied by | 5 |
now occupied by the | 5 |
in the origin of | 5 |
portion of the glacial | 5 |
of which may have | 5 |
scale half the diameter | 5 |
the authenticity of the | 5 |
and most of them | 5 |
action in north america | 5 |
species have been found | 5 |
glacial terraces of the | 5 |
the tropic of cancer | 5 |
under the action of | 5 |
and bones of the | 5 |
the till of the | 5 |
no one of them | 5 |
the baltic and the | 5 |
for more than a | 5 |
mile back from the | 5 |
it is not necessary | 5 |
the late edward forbes | 5 |
a measure of time | 5 |
a greater number of | 5 |
have been brought from | 5 |
that some of these | 5 |
on a small scale | 5 |
might have been expected | 5 |
belonging to the same | 5 |
a few miles to | 5 |
and must have been | 5 |
much the same character | 5 |
is peculiar to the | 5 |
separated from it by | 5 |
spread over the whole | 5 |
top of the hill | 5 |
of the same kind | 5 |
on the atlantic sea | 5 |
in which they occur | 5 |
on the east and | 5 |
or less closely with | 5 |
which are still indigenous | 5 |
is made up of | 5 |
of the progress of | 5 |
the deposits in question | 5 |
with the theory of | 5 |
of the principles of | 5 |
the most interesting and | 5 |
modifications and glaciation in | 5 |
other parts of europe | 5 |
rocks of the cheviots | 5 |
the coasts of the | 5 |
from the character of | 5 |
valleys of the alps | 5 |
so that we have | 5 |
above and below the | 5 |
those found in the | 5 |
lead to the extinction | 5 |
the proceedings of the | 5 |
the application of the | 5 |
that the surface of | 5 |
have been worn away | 5 |
have endeavoured to show | 5 |
it seems to be | 5 |
presidential address to the | 5 |
have no reason to | 5 |
at the junction of | 5 |
of the north pacific | 5 |
be found to be | 5 |
human remains in the | 5 |
and his place in | 5 |
one of the oldest | 5 |
an exception to the | 5 |
of the glacial phenomena | 5 |
not have been less | 5 |
the supporters of the | 5 |
in the order of | 5 |
that during the glacial | 5 |
part of the island | 5 |
took place before the | 5 |
over the whole continent | 5 |
from the north of | 5 |
of the nineteenth century | 5 |
those parts of the | 5 |
in the dispersal of | 5 |
the habits of the | 5 |
north america during the | 5 |
the melting of the | 5 |
of the same general | 5 |
found only in the | 5 |
in the early part | 5 |
of the red beds | 5 |
the island from the | 5 |
of the great oceans | 5 |
must at one time | 5 |
in our own day | 5 |
van der kolk and | 5 |
union with the continent | 5 |
of the oceanic trough | 5 |
the direction followed by | 5 |
no less than miles | 5 |
the fact that these | 5 |
glance at the map | 5 |
are said to be | 5 |
glacial period there was | 5 |
than in any other | 5 |
on the top of | 5 |
would be required to | 5 |
heat received from the | 5 |
the gorge of the | 5 |
of the globe are | 5 |
moraines of extinct glaciers | 5 |
have seen in the | 5 |
and now and again | 5 |
small portion of the | 5 |
by the position of | 5 |
if we suppose that | 5 |
the west and south | 5 |
so long a time | 5 |
two thousand feet above | 5 |
of a total of | 5 |
all the way from | 5 |
and not only so | 5 |
such is the case | 5 |
lands of central europe | 5 |
up to the level | 5 |
and other parts of | 5 |
by the mer de | 5 |
now turn to the | 5 |
fatal to the theory | 5 |
of the glaciation of | 5 |
reference may be made | 5 |
have been filled with | 5 |
are not found in | 5 |
the ancient bed of | 5 |
of our own country | 5 |
of the globe were | 5 |
movements of elevation and | 5 |
regions of our continent | 5 |
the amount of sediment | 5 |
occur in the boulder | 5 |
the theory of a | 5 |
is reason to believe | 5 |
of man and of | 5 |
a great amount of | 5 |
emergence of the land | 5 |
the great preponderance of | 5 |
a line drawn from | 5 |
the small amount of | 5 |
in the same locality | 5 |
to bring about a | 5 |
in such a case | 5 |
required for the formation | 5 |
will not account for | 5 |
of the opinion that | 5 |
the great baltic glacier | 5 |
the adjacent parts of | 5 |
account for the phenomena | 5 |
power of the scandinavian | 5 |
in the fauna and | 5 |
by the grinding action | 5 |
of what are now | 5 |
that of the rhone | 5 |
the same age as | 5 |
but they do not | 5 |
causes of the glacial | 5 |
it was found that | 5 |
climax of the ice | 5 |
direction followed by the | 5 |
line of perpetual snow | 5 |
rest of the world | 5 |
in the alpine lands | 5 |
in the same general | 5 |
of the mesozoic era | 5 |
the adjoining parts of | 5 |
it be true that | 5 |
to the southern hemisphere | 5 |
and there in the | 5 |
some of them have | 5 |
natural history review number | 5 |
same may be said | 5 |
of the continental ice | 5 |
with any approach to | 5 |
the theory of progression | 5 |
at the lower ends | 5 |
be amply sufficient to | 5 |
some of the hills | 5 |
of those of the | 5 |
from the foot of | 5 |
following list of the | 5 |
we have here a | 5 |
in a considerable number | 5 |
during the period of | 5 |
undisturbed strata of the | 5 |
the last twenty years | 5 |
and it is to | 5 |
varying in thickness from | 5 |
problems presented by the | 5 |
glacial phenomena in the | 5 |
weight of the ice | 5 |
of more than one | 5 |
the upper valleys of | 5 |
of water in the | 5 |
less closely with the | 5 |
long period of time | 5 |
to the distribution of | 5 |
that now prevailing in | 5 |
the geological map of | 5 |
states of north america | 5 |
that the epoch of | 5 |
in proof of the | 5 |
valleys of the pyrenees | 5 |
the course taken by | 5 |
back into the past | 5 |
map of the british | 5 |
it is doubtful whether | 5 |
dug out of the | 5 |
on the banks of | 5 |
which we have been | 5 |
to do with the | 5 |
required to explain the | 5 |
side of the river | 5 |
the bottoms of the | 5 |
the state of the | 5 |
has been observed in | 5 |
is such as to | 5 |
list of the land | 5 |
relation of the glacial | 5 |
the volume of the | 5 |
of the more remarkable | 5 |
that we know of | 5 |
so as to leave | 5 |
of the plains of | 5 |
must be remembered that | 5 |
in our own country | 5 |
the area to the | 5 |
the earlier stages of | 5 |
higher portions of the | 5 |
i have endeavoured to | 5 |
the glacial succession in | 5 |
to the period of | 5 |
in the same district | 5 |
been introduced by man | 5 |
cause of an ice | 5 |
stratified sand and gravel | 5 |
those now inhabiting the | 5 |
at the commencement of | 5 |
the other atlantic islands | 5 |
parts of the british | 5 |
so far south as | 5 |
of central and southern | 5 |
from the borders of | 5 |
what we should expect | 5 |
it can be shown | 5 |
a few years ago | 5 |
may be said of | 5 |
extinct glaciers of the | 5 |
of land in the | 5 |
position of land and | 5 |
is a very distinct | 5 |
less than feet in | 5 |
miles to the south | 5 |
to belong to a | 5 |
to account for their | 5 |
in the area of | 5 |
bottom of the sea | 5 |
the glacial period there | 5 |
the scratches upon the | 5 |
bed of the sea | 5 |
portion of the valley | 5 |
the scale of being | 5 |
the general level of | 5 |
but we know that | 5 |
climates in the arctic | 5 |
of the somme is | 5 |
similar to that of | 5 |
point out that the | 5 |
the facts of distribution | 5 |
the publication of the | 5 |
in the beds of | 5 |
depth of the water | 5 |
the period when the | 5 |
a general subsidence of | 5 |
of europe and the | 5 |
of an ice age | 5 |
feet or more in | 5 |
species as those now | 5 |
dip or inclination of | 5 |
last glacial epoch and | 5 |
last union with the | 5 |
thickness of the sedimentary | 5 |
implements have been found | 5 |
and if this be | 5 |
the pressure of the | 5 |
bed of the river | 5 |
which they are composed | 5 |
the same general direction | 5 |
and many of them | 5 |
dominant features of the | 5 |
of land on the | 5 |
man and the apes | 5 |
worthy of note that | 5 |
in which the implements | 5 |
as aiding the migration | 5 |
trains of erratic blocks | 5 |
met with on the | 5 |
of the far north | 5 |
lands of the globe | 5 |
shall now proceed to | 5 |
at a very remote | 5 |
a few feet of | 5 |
is about feet above | 5 |
the upheaval of the | 5 |
needless to say that | 5 |
may be seen in | 5 |
course of the last | 5 |
the british fauna and | 5 |
proceedings of the boston | 5 |
it would be a | 5 |
in close proximity to | 5 |
of the mammals of | 5 |
the western reserve historical | 5 |
such being the case | 5 |
the tertiary and secondary | 5 |
it is more than | 5 |
much has been written | 5 |
differs from that of | 5 |
north and south of | 5 |
of the main stream | 5 |
latitudes of north america | 5 |
great britain and japan | 5 |
so far as at | 5 |
valley of the oise | 5 |
we may infer that | 5 |
more or less isolated | 5 |
condition of the earth | 5 |
supposed to be of | 5 |
is to be seen | 5 |
the great majority of | 5 |
since the publication of | 5 |
also occur in the | 5 |
for the erosion of | 5 |
general level of the | 5 |
upper strata of the | 5 |
by the gulf stream | 5 |
we have evidence to | 5 |
have not yet been | 5 |
very much the same | 5 |
there is also a | 5 |
existence of man in | 5 |
upon which the city | 5 |
the larger portion of | 5 |
a small tributary of | 5 |
that no less than | 5 |
europe and northern asia | 5 |
compared to that of | 5 |
inches in a century | 5 |
stage in the development | 5 |
of most of the | 5 |
of the skeleton were | 5 |
be attributed to the | 5 |
some of them may | 5 |
the same series of | 5 |
the same time the | 5 |
of the geological structure | 5 |
the great features of | 5 |
two or three hundred | 5 |
the whole range of | 5 |
the theory of evolution | 5 |
the peripheral areas of | 5 |
to within a few | 5 |
it is still more | 5 |
beds of clay and | 5 |
to the recent period | 5 |
into a series of | 5 |
pacific coast of north | 5 |
considerable number of the | 5 |
from the southern uplands | 5 |
a large quantity of | 5 |
pressure of the ice | 5 |
the mean annual temperature | 5 |
glaciers of the italian | 5 |
along the lines of | 5 |
surface of the underlying | 5 |
the southern uplands of | 5 |
of the ice that | 5 |
of the inferior animals | 5 |
the point at which | 5 |
small tributary of the | 5 |
the midst of the | 5 |
in a paper read | 5 |
glacial epoch and its | 5 |
it is necessary to | 5 |
at that distant date | 5 |
can be traced to | 5 |
the geographical divisions of | 5 |
human skulls of the | 5 |
all the world over | 5 |
as old as the | 5 |
edinburgh new philosophical journal | 5 |
so as to form | 5 |
memoirs of the wernerian | 5 |
that it would be | 5 |
in the line of | 5 |
have been excavated by | 5 |
middle of the tertiary | 5 |
in the lower part | 5 |
such numbers as to | 5 |
the north sea and | 5 |
the last great baltic | 5 |
of the fossil man | 5 |
of natchez on the | 5 |
in the presence of | 5 |
the upper portions of | 5 |
course of rocky river | 5 |
as fast as the | 5 |
of more than a | 5 |
the maritime tracts of | 5 |
great elevation of the | 5 |
the east indian archipelago | 5 |
brought on the glacial | 5 |
in our own times | 5 |