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trigram	frequency
the glacial period	335
part of the	304
valley of the	277
of the glacial	271
that of the	257
some of the	256
the valley of	256
of the ice	250
of the same	228
to have been	222
of the great	198
those of the	190
in the same	185
one of the	180
portion of the	178
more or less	158
must have been	156
as well as	156
feet above the	154
may have been	151
of the valley	150
of the sea	147
found in the	146
of the land	145
as to the	141
parts of the	140
the fact that	140
the surface of	125
surface of the	124
in which the	120
to the north	117
the distribution of	115
which have been	112
and in the	112
level of the	109
of the geological	109
many of the	107
the origin of	107
and it is	106
the level of	105
the course of	105
we have seen	105
on the other	102
in the valley	101
of the somme	101
as we have	100
of the north	99
of the river	99
of the most	99
it has been	98
it may be	97
the presence of	97
side of the	95
the action of	93
the formation of	92
the case of	91
mer de glace	91
above the sea	91
so as to	90
of new zealand	90
of the alps	90
of the globe	88
to show that	88
character of the	87
the close of	87
it is not	87
it will be	86
fauna and flora	86
to the south	85
the glacial epoch	85
in the north	85
at the same	84
and of the	84
in the case	83
there is no	82
the geological society	81
no less than	80
in north america	80
the other hand	80
of north america	79
here and there	79
of the continent	78
account for the	78
the remains of	78
the rate of	78
close of the	78
the bottom of	77
the whole of	77
portions of the	77
of the pleistocene	76
there is a	76
of the present	76
the british isles	76
that it is	76
of the old	76
a series of	76
have been found	75
at the time	75
the bones of	75
during the glacial	75
of the country	75
to that of	74
to account for	74
in order to	74
the same time	74
the most part	73
for the most	73
of the british	73
features of the	73
origin of the	73
the mouth of	72
the occurrence of	72
elevation of the	71
in new zealand	71
so that the	71
so far as	71
as far as	71
the direction of	71
basin of the	70
the amount of	69
the absence of	69
and the same	68
of the earth	68
some of them	68
such as the	68
the existence of	67
a distance of	67
a height of	67
the united states	66
that in the	66
they have been	66
of the northern	66
by no means	66
the pleistocene period	65
of all the	65
confined to the	65
and that the	64
in the course	64
the continental plateau	64
the theory of	64
the basin of	64
the north of	64
to the sea	63
of the species	63
the south of	63
bones of the	63
the evidence of	63
south of the	63
down to the	63
but it is	62
valleys of the	61
a depth of	61
of which are	61
of the lower	61
bottom of the	61
of the two	61
the line of	60
the age of	60
of the atlantic	60
of the world	60
the flora of	59
of some of	59
the tertiary period	59
old red sandstone	59
out of the	59
which has been	59
history of the	58
owing to the	58
waters of the	58
derived from the	58
the result of	58
the mountains of	58
of the whole	57
most of the	57
study of the	57
show that the	57
with those of	57
allied to the	57
as in the	57
the sandwich islands	56
of the continental	56
fact that the	56
that there is	56
in like manner	55
peculiar to the	55
have taken place	55
the northern hemisphere	55
the valleys of	54
a number of	54
the vicinity of	54
of the strata	54
the area of	54
we find that	54
course of the	54
the time of	54
in the south	53
the waters of	53
the new zealand	53
of the tertiary	53
the height of	53
it is obvious	53
have been the	52
of the lake	52
the depth of	52
north and south	52
the accumulation of	52
of which the	52
to the same	52
it is now	52
the ice age	52
would have been	52
the character of	52
at the present	51
the study of	51
are found in	51
action of the	51
according to the	51
of the ground	51
the number of	51
account of the	51
met with in	50
the extent of	50
to those of	50
geographical distribution of	50
the head of	50
the bed of	50
changes of climate	50
belong to the	50
in the lower	50
as that of	50
changes in the	49
above the level	49
due to the	49
case of the	49
to be the	49
on the continent	49
of the more	49
of the last	49
the neighbourhood of	49
of the ancient	48
the rocky mountains	48
to explain the	48
not have been	48
of the island	48
of the mississippi	48
it is quite	48
and north america	48
the foot of	48
bed of the	48
the climate of	48
in the first	48
in the northern	48
of the ocean	48
distribution of the	47
end of the	47
whole of the	47
in the neighbourhood	47
feet below the	47
the position of	47
the appearance of	47
in favour of	47
seems to have	47
appear to have	46
time when the	46
mouth of the	46
occur in the	46
deposits of the	46
it is a	46
works of art	46
the north sea	46
formation of the	46
the time when	46
antiquity of man	46
snow and ice	46
of the surface	46
been found in	45
of europe and	45
in the present	45
of the cheviots	45
the limits of	45
of the human	45
by the ice	45
the influence of	45
that it was	45
direction of the	45
to the east	45
journal of the	45
of the thames	45
of the former	45
retreat of the	45
of the islands	45
to which the	44
in connection with	44
from to feet	44
of the fauna	44
it would be	44
of the rocks	44
of the long	44
of the rhine	44
the irish sea	43
remains of the	43
of the new	43
to believe that	43
by means of	43
to the glacial	43
seem to have	43
which they are	43
a portion of	43
north of the	43
structure of the	43
flora of the	43
as those of	43
animals and plants	43
from the surface	43
of the latter	43
we know that	43
appears to have	42
a time when	42
the species of	42
of such a	42
west of the	42
of the hills	42
than that of	42
sides of the	42
europe and north	42
of the united	42
far as the	42
this is the	42
the base of	42
quarterly journal of	42
rocks of the	42
it is evident	42
in the alps	42
age of the	41
a period of	41
at one time	41
the conclusion that	41
of the azores	41
of the south	41
the outer hebrides	41
the long island	41
of the mediterranean	41
shown by the	41
position of the	41
to be found	41
the beginning of	41
of land and	41
the history of	41
the shores of	41
appear to be	40
of the valleys	40
the antiquity of	40
the glaciated area	40
an elevation of	40
the borders of	40
the period of	40
more than a	40
place in the	40
they are now	40
the coast of	40
much of the	40
in some places	40
in the vicinity	40
of the sandwich	40
height of feet	40
that they are	39
up to the	39
connection with the	39
with that of	39
proceedings of the	39
the arctic regions	39
evidence of the	39
as it were	39
map of the	39
other parts of	39
the same species	39
the form of	39
at the surface	39
it is true	39
of the mammoth	39
supposed to have	39
again and again	39
than in the	39
the present time	39
be found in	39
margin of the	39
is obvious that	39
knowledge of the	39
some of which	38
of the upper	38
strata of the	38
closely allied to	38
glaciers of the	38
indicated by the	38
of the southern	38
of the baltic	38
as they are	38
of the glaciated	38
one of these	38
now and again	38
foot of the	38
the middle of	38
seen in the	37
which we have	37
is the case	37
for a long	37
the fauna of	37
distribution of animals	37
the lake of	37
any of the	37
of a great	37
that all the	37
connected with the	37
to a height	37
is to be	37
of the rocky	37
more and more	37
the doctrine of	37
base of the	37
of the glacier	37
that there are	37
by which the	37
middle of the	37
in the glacial	37
that they have	36
over the whole	36
from the north	36
explanation of the	36
some of these	36
as i have	36
view of the	36
new zealand and	36
the glacial deposits	36
time of the	36
the north and	36
of the cheviot	36
relation to the	36
of still river	36
on the contrary	35
in many places	35
there can be	35
we have already	35
feet in height	35
what is now	35
of the pacific	35
well as the	35
man and the	35
there has been	35
shores of the	35
could not have	35
we have no	35
the gulf stream	35
in the southern	35
there was a	35
of the mountains	35
subsidence of the	34
area of the	34
which had been	34
at a time	34
that some of	34
of more than	34
species of the	34
borders of the	34
geological society volume	34
one and the	34
edge of the	34
by way of	34
origin of species	34
depression of the	34
and to the	34
to be of	34
in other words	34
of the genus	34
in the upper	34
which may be	34
thickness of the	34
from that of	34
peculiarities of the	33
belonging to the	33
manner in which	33
there are no	33
feet from the	33
principles of geology	33
the edge of	33
as it is	33
east of the	33
depth of the	33
the island of	33
condition of the	33
of glacial action	33
limits of the	33
sir joseph hooker	33
section of the	33
to the present	33
of the area	33
which it is	33
relations of the	33
gravel and sand	33
the mammoth and	33
slope of the	33
we have a	33
it is impossible	33
the isle of	33
beds of the	33
the phenomena of	33
at that time	33
on the whole	32
large part of	32
the british islands	32
shells of the	32
the plains of	32
of the evidence	32
the cause of	32
the results of	32
of the irish	32
doubt that the	32
slopes of the	32
geological structure of	32
to the action	32
presented by the	32
lapse of time	32
of the period	32
which must have	32
the mer de	32
it is the	32
and this is	32
the glacial phenomena	32
plants and animals	32
the case with	32
in regard to	32
the growth of	32
on the east	32
the commencement of	32
of the genera	32
of the arctic	32
the present day	32
the nature of	31
last glacial epoch	31
in some of	31
large proportion of	31
on the west	31
stages of the	31
floor of the	31
on the south	31
that during the	31
physical features of	31
found to be	31
of many of	31
may be said	31
and a half	31
the gulf of	31
to a depth	31
what are now	31
of the ohio	31
together with the	31
east and west	31
of the rhone	31
according to mr	31
the state of	31
our knowledge of	31
seem to be	31
and some of	31
of these islands	31
the southern hemisphere	31
the dispersal of	31
the pacific coast	31
one of which	31
is that of	31
have been brought	31
we meet with	31
of the drift	30
at the bottom	30
the last glacial	30
two or three	30
of the rock	30
the glaciated region	30
which they have	30
have been derived	30
characteristic of the	30
the development of	30
form of the	30
of the galapagos	30
flora and fauna	30
the top of	30
a study of	30
it must be	30
of the peculiar	30
is evident that	30
of the flora	30
that they were	30
through which the	30
of the other	30
in the middle	30
of geological time	30
have come from	30
map showing the	30
like those of	30
the indian ocean	30
but in the	30
have been made	30
of high excentricity	30
in the valleys	30
the floor of	30
climate of the	30
that the ice	30
a large part	30
upon the surface	30
of the water	29
state of the	29
from time to	29
of the region	29
flanks of the	29
of our continent	29
in many cases	29
of the housatonic	29
of the facts	29
the relics of	29
region of the	29
to the west	29
of the phenomena	29
development of the	29
which may have	29
on the surface	29
the work of	29
miles to the	29
we can hardly	29
the range of	29
forms of life	29
of the hill	29
of our own	29
height of the	29
fauna of the	29
the great ice	29
date of the	29
time to time	29
society volume page	29
to the conclusion	29
by the action	29
in the direction	29
and by the	28
from those of	28
be accounted for	28
of the first	28
the margin of	28
antiquity of the	28
and there is	28
regions of the	28
of which we	28
give rise to	28
extension of the	28
we have now	28
we have the	28
south of england	28
than it is	28
point of view	28
during the last	28
a variety of	28
the birds of	28
on the north	28
it is clear	28
evidence to show	28
the glaciation of	28
of the main	28
about the same	28
to be a	28
isle of man	28
of the cave	28
and new zealand	28
occupied by the	28
the northern and	28
new zealand flora	28
the southern uplands	28
in a few	28
sand and gravel	28
of south america	28
nature of the	28
commencement of the	28
the cheviot district	28
there are many	28
and on the	28
the west coast	28
many of them	27
are met with	27
extent of the	27
at the head	27
which i have	27
a mass of	27
peculiar species of	27
from the south	27
in the low	27
in accordance with	27
during the tertiary	27
find that the	27
and that of	27
north america and	27
to suppose that	27
probable that the	27
produced by the	27
is by no	27
separated from the	27
that the great	27
the size of	27
is impossible to	27
number of the	27
north to south	27
or in the	27
from north to	27
the lines of	27
been derived from	27
the discovery of	27
than those of	27
when the ice	27
of the loess	26
that we have	26
than they are	26
number of species	26
the fauna and	26
of a large	26
for a distance	26
present state of	26
of the australian	26
considerable portion of	26
at all events	26
and those of	26
like that of	26
the most important	26
the elevation of	26
so long as	26
shows that the	26
is one of	26
a long time	26
more than feet	26
this part of	26
the miocene period	26
that there was	26
of the alpine	26
the flanks of	26
to the british	26
towards the north	26
in the distribution	26
distance from the	26
the interior of	26
in which they	26
of feet above	26
said to be	26
miles from the	26
bank of the	26
of man and	26
and there are	26
of the crust	26
the site of	26
would seem to	26
that of a	26
reason to believe	26
might have been	26
seems to be	26
from which the	26
remarks on the	26
the geographical distribution	26
hundred and fifty	26
islands of the	26
of which is	26
of rocky river	26
precisely the same	26
has been found	26
and south america	26
in all the	26
the manner in	26
flint implements of	26
the deposition of	26
and from the	26
the first place	25
conditions of the	25
the west of	25
the production of	25
the organic world	25
land and sea	25
the old red	25
about feet above	25
supposed to be	25
above the present	25
the cheviot hills	25
none of the	25
one of them	25
in our own	25
of gravel and	25
line of the	25
while in the	25
the geological structure	25
be able to	25
of the stone	25
of late years	25
the trend of	25
has not been	25
the north temperate	25
northern part of	25
common to the	25
in such a	25
that the whole	25
to the fact	25
in the drift	25
a few of	25
the hypothesis of	25
deposition of the	25
a few miles	24
few of the	24
formed by the	24
of the skull	24
of the various	24
the date of	24
a considerable number	24
the same general	24
even in the	24
will be seen	24
the last great	24
plain of the	24
of new york	24
the structure of	24
to form a	24
believe that the	24
brought to light	24
the centre of	24
of the mountain	24
in the western	24
in the arctic	24
a large proportion	24
required for the	24
of man in	24
of the snow	24
one or two	24
on the same	24
mountains of elevation	24
trend of the	24
by the sea	24
to the islands	24
of the american	24
in the british	24
have seen that	24
bearing on the	24
the rest of	24
the same age	24
could not be	24
it is only	24
the shape of	24
one hundred and	24
three or four	24
of one of	24
of central europe	24
period when the	24
of the birds	24
in the earlier	24
feet in diameter	24
a succession of	24
of them are	24
movements of the	24
the present state	24
the low grounds	24
at right angles	24
the summit of	24
of the west	23
the climax of	23
isthmus of panama	23
been met with	23
so that we	23
of the cretaceous	23
feet in the	23
regard to the	23
favour of the	23
in the latter	23
by the fact	23
phenomena of the	23
suppose that the	23
top of the	23
we may be	23
considerable number of	23
there are also	23
come from the	23
still river valley	23
and the other	23
australia and new	23
of the general	23
it is probable	23
could have been	23
the northern part	23
we shall find	23
of the tweed	23
have been formed	23
in the extreme	23
the greater part	23
as a rule	23
list of the	23
of the red	23
which are not	23
of animals and	23
the most remarkable	23
east and south	23
beginning of the	23
period of the	23
in company with	23
the means of	23
the glaciers of	23
have been carried	23
large number of	23
covered by the	23
shown to be	23
of the higher	23
of the bones	23
of an ice	23
of glen roy	23
great ice age	23
the lapse of	23
in spite of	23
to which they	23
several thousand feet	23
of the fossil	23
of plants and	23
and all the	23
geological society of	22
the effects of	22
cause of the	22
its present level	22
of the underlying	22
the great lakes	22
bones of extinct	22
head of the	22
theory of the	22
northern and southern	22
the malay islands	22
reaches of the	22
in the interior	22
from each other	22
by floating ice	22
it does not	22
by the presence	22
from the same	22
of the coast	22
as to be	22
to the theory	22
the arctic circle	22
of the origin	22
in all probability	22
also in the	22
alluvium of the	22
gulf of mexico	22
the vale of	22
a thickness of	22
have been a	22
of the still	22
of the extinct	22
of extinct mammalia	22
have been introduced	22
size of the	22
and flora of	22
of the gulf	22
the epoch of	22
shown that the	22
between the two	22
that at the	22
is well known	22
of the miocene	22
that the glacial	22
of a species	22
from the continent	22
any part of	22
the possibility of	22
extending from the	22
down the valley	22
of the neanderthal	22
such as are	22
can be no	22
taken place in	22
the extinction of	22
of the state	22
greater part of	22
areas of the	22
not yet been	22
condition of things	22
a considerable portion	22
sea and land	22
the retreat of	22
of northern europe	22
the region of	22
of the existing	22
of marine shells	22
to some extent	22
a part of	22
front of the	22
in europe and	22
to the extent	22
concluding remarks on	21
more than one	21
trough of the	21
of the mammalia	21
of the seine	21
which are now	21
have been discovered	21
i have said	21
presence of the	21
so that it	21
to the great	21
but there are	21
the human race	21
ancient glaciers of	21
configuration of the	21
is said to	21
species and genera	21
in the form	21
oscillations of level	21
reference to the	21
the north atlantic	21
in south america	21
in this way	21
in the world	21
depth of feet	21
as much as	21
proportion of the	21
which we are	21
glaciation of the	21
of the pliocene	21
is a very	21
west coast of	21
to see how	21
the alps and	21
we have here	21
and the great	21
of peculiar species	21
led to the	21
not a few	21
and physical features	21
of the original	21
lowering of the	21
with reference to	21
the same as	21
way of the	21
of these are	21
is not a	21
in some cases	21
are to be	21
the advent of	21
such as to	21
relation of the	21
the stone period	21
europe and asia	21
the glacial and	21
a line of	21
in the eastern	21
may be seen	21
us that the	21
and freshwater shells	21
below the surface	21
to be peculiar	21
accounted for by	21
they do not	21
of a glacier	21
movement of the	21
of the highlands	21
the slope of	21
which the ice	21
rest of the	21
found on the	21
of stratified drift	21
in date to	21
of the central	20
a species of	20
division of the	20
of natural history	20
many of these	20
in the last	20
position and physical	20
glacial and interglacial	20
gravels of the	20
have been in	20
of the preceding	20
in all directions	20
time required for	20
the geology of	20
that part of	20
geology of the	20
it seems to	20
of the glaciers	20
which can be	20
states geological survey	20
the same period	20
from the coast	20
down from the	20
thousands of years	20
out to sea	20
irish sea glacier	20
and we may	20
have had a	20
of the organic	20
to say that	20
birds of the	20
is shown by	20
are common to	20
in the year	20
the drainage of	20
there have been	20
with in the	20
the geographical conditions	20
united states geological	20
species in the	20
glacial deposits of	20
been made to	20
appearance of the	20
at first sight	20
in consequence of	20
the southern part	20
southern part of	20
the mascarene islands	20
the question of	20
in the gravel	20
a glacial epoch	20
on the opposite	20
journal of science	20
the quantity of	20
in the region	20
glaciation in the	20
the east of	20
the condition of	20
it is in	20
are represented by	20
glacier of the	20
have not been	20
it must have	20
on the subject	20
the climatic conditions	20
feet in thickness	20
in the temperate	20
when we consider	20
examination of the	20
is probable that	20
by the great	20
an area of	20
at a height	20
brought about by	20
enable us to	20
and southern europe	20
the pliocene period	20
many parts of	20
obvious that the	20
to prove that	20
and many other	20
animal and vegetable	20
we find the	20
lower part of	20
the movement of	20
has not yet	19
recession of the	19
been able to	19
would be a	19
is to say	19
difference between the	19
the mouths of	19
the terminal moraine	19
to me to	19
have been so	19
glacial phenomena of	19
the lower part	19
reached by the	19
the late mr	19
erosion of the	19
south of france	19
drainage of the	19
the peculiarities of	19
disappearance of the	19
the same character	19
evidence of a	19
to determine the	19
from which it	19
or to the	19
the arctic ocean	19
boucher de perthes	19
great baltic glacier	19
by far the	19
in relation to	19
down by the	19
to the coast	19
the islands of	19
periods of high	19
not only the	19
the same way	19
change in the	19
the subject of	19
towards the close	19
transactions of the	19
the series of	19
of organic remains	19
of the scandinavian	19
proof of the	19
the weight of	19
is now the	19
for the first	19
in physical geography	19
in the boulder	19
the whole country	19
on which the	19
upheaval of the	19
the time required	19
of the distribution	19
of the bronze	19
it is that	19
which occur in	19
several of the	19
are confined to	19
advance of the	19
it is difficult	19
marine shells of	19
will be found	19
change of climate	19
conclusion that the	19
drift of the	19
to the atlantic	19
three hundred feet	19
the mississippi valley	19
opposed to the	19
attention to the	19
a state of	19
well as of	19
of snow and	19
said to have	19
the isthmus of	19
vegetation of the	19
there would be	19
face of the	19
both in the	19
genera of plants	19
on the globe	19
the lower reaches	19
that is to	19
is found in	19
of the seychelles	19
the thickness of	19
caused by the	19
various parts of	19
in the sea	19
estimate of the	19
of the existence	19
of thousands of	19
of the outer	19
the north american	19
lands of the	19
changes of the	19
be regarded as	19
to the height	19
there is an	19
known to have	19
deposits in the	18
in this case	18
up to a	18
elevation of feet	18
the alpine lands	18
found only in	18
upon the whole	18
abundant in the	18
with the glacial	18
not found in	18
glacial period was	18
say that the	18
those which are	18
of the past	18
to estimate the	18
of the jura	18
species which are	18
in the basin	18
to consider the	18
advent of the	18
growth of the	18
feet or more	18
the side of	18
on the coast	18
ice from the	18
the trough of	18
the most interesting	18
of living species	18
from the other	18
to feet in	18
less than feet	18
part of a	18
to bring about	18
and as the	18
similar to that	18
the species are	18
the sedimentary rocks	18
a glance at	18
is that the	18
it is to	18
the end of	18
be said to	18
but they are	18
no doubt that	18
description of the	18
a large number	18
given rise to	18
have shown that	18
that the land	18
the temperature of	18
miles in length	18
the present volume	18
it appears that	18
can hardly doubt	18
of which they	18
of the plateau	18
glance at the	18
idea of the	18
of the age	18
opinion that the	18
is confined to	18
date to the	18
we have to	18
identical with those	18
in tertiary times	18
lower reaches of	18
of the larger	18
feet above tide	18
has shown that	18
in front of	18
to the valley	18
masses of ice	18
of the high	18
right angles to	18
if it be	18
the mode of	18
the sea to	18
the tops of	18
the east and	18
in the museum	18
the former existence	18
we may therefore	18
the valley is	18
past history of	18
all of them	18
of the highest	18
to reach the	18
peculiar genera of	18
ice during the	18
represented by the	18
in this region	18
of about feet	18
of the western	18
at a very	18
a kind of	18
found also in	18
on the one	18
the geological survey	18
appears to be	18
of large size	18
they must have	18
of sea and	18
at the rate	18
instead of being	18
of the european	18
as shown by	17
and that it	17
the whole area	17
the era of	17
the slopes of	17
the erosion of	17
it is by	17
of so many	17
to the lower	17
of the living	17
divisions of the	17
no reason to	17
not more than	17
of having been	17
as compared with	17
the progress of	17
are more or	17
affinities of the	17
we do not	17
have been preserved	17
the following list	17
hardly doubt that	17
the upper miocene	17
the glacial drift	17
north temperate zone	17
in a very	17
much the same	17
lines of drainage	17
and the sea	17
bulletin of the	17
are known to	17
in the pleistocene	17
species of mammalia	17
of the older	17
the product of	17
separated by a	17
anterior to the	17
in support of	17
distribution of land	17
from the sea	17
submergence of the	17
natural history review	17
former existence of	17
it is very	17
moraine of the	17
two hundred and	17
to which i	17
the coasts of	17
lead to the	17
the migration of	17
of the indian	17
far south as	17
the norfolk cliffs	17
evident that the	17
of the meuse	17
the ohio river	17
at other times	17
of flowering plants	17
on both sides	17
explained by the	17
along the line	17
has yet been	17
seen that the	17
at the foot	17
to the northward	17
elevation and depression	17
to the study	17
the case in	17
come to the	17
it is therefore	17
of the himalayas	17
of a very	17
is clear that	17
to the southward	17
but there is	17
is difficult to	17
not far from	17
is quite possible	17
only a few	17
formed part of	17
are of the	17
to indicate the	17
to its present	17
afforded by the	17
it follows that	17
distance of about	17
the recent period	17
are peculiar to	17
as we shall	17
way to the	17
central and southern	17
are now the	17
the relation of	17
tributary of the	17
members of the	17
portion of its	17
rise to a	17
stage of the	17
one or more	17
fields and glaciers	17
islands in the	17
the physical geography	17
zealand and australia	17
which they were	17
with the continent	17
to the continent	17
american journal of	17
from the fact	17
resting on the	17
can only be	17
at an elevation	17
the british association	17
a much greater	17
the changes of	17
may not have	17
we shall be	17
is true that	17
state of things	17
we are not	17
that on the	17
of opinion that	17
of the low	17
over the low	17
has taken place	17
during a period	17
the ice from	16
geological and natural	16
it seems probable	16
accordance with the	16
of a mile	16
each of which	16
already referred to	16
each of these	16
species belonging to	16
work on the	16
the aid of	16
built up of	16
and it has	16
of the pyrenees	16
west to east	16
the effect of	16
and at the	16
it cannot be	16
a long period	16
that there has	16
species have been	16
to a greater	16
the cretaceous period	16
eccentricity of the	16
on the eastern	16
been the case	16
of madagascar and	16
aspect of the	16
certain that the	16
represented by a	16
there had been	16
thousands of feet	16
carbonate of lime	16
corresponding to the	16
of a glacial	16
mountains of the	16
in central europe	16
allied to a	16
the danbury region	16
the force of	16
on the pacific	16
where they are	16
of sand and	16
of our knowledge	16
i have already	16
it can be	16
the neanderthal skull	16
of which it	16
glacial period and	16
not less than	16
the parallel roads	16
is easy to	16
to the geological	16
they may have	16
inclination of the	16
followed by the	16
in the higher	16
in a century	16
of the second	16
tropical and sub	16
determined by the	16
an account of	16
are said to	16
is supposed to	16
spread over the	16
influence of the	16
associated with the	16
to that which	16
that the ancient	16
upon which the	16
there must have	16
glacial period in	16
of the lakes	16
all of which	16
the permanence of	16
terminal moraines of	16
width of the	16
the malay peninsula	16
to a great	16
the first time	16
of a country	16
it is easy	16
the asiatic continent	16
five or six	16
the rocks of	16
rate of denudation	16
the explanation of	16
great number of	16
of dry land	16
of the sun	16
they had been	16
from the mainland	16
great mass of	16
but if the	16
on to the	16
for a time	16
a list of	16
we know of	16
for a considerable	16
the ice is	16
of the so	16
and that they	16
the introduction of	16
be seen that	16
a thousand feet	16
now proceed to	16
at the base	16
of the antiquity	16
be seen in	16
outline of the	16
could only have	16
the disappearance of	16
the forms of	16
the sierra nevada	16
to the other	16
this is a	16
society of america	16
the sea is	16
of which were	16
over a wide	16
the alpine glaciers	16
of lake erie	16
the summits of	16
informs me that	16
to the surface	16
climatic conditions of	16
lines of the	16
up the valley	16
been subjected to	16
and in some	16
the recession of	15
has been made	15
the more important	15
a large portion	15
above the river	15
up of the	15
be peculiar to	15
a period when	15
of the royal	15
state geological and	15
but when we	15
changes of level	15
on the ground	15
tops of the	15
long before the	15
the strata are	15
in the cave	15
of the supposed	15
the human period	15
some part of	15
the royal society	15
of a few	15
we come to	15
of plants in	15
must have taken	15
to belong to	15
species of birds	15
that it would	15
natural history survey	15
the banks of	15
we should expect	15
familiar with the	15
the interglacial beds	15
interior of the	15
the land was	15
the norwich crag	15
of south africa	15
to the island	15
from the glaciated	15
most of them	15
of what is	15
at the mouth	15
of maximum glaciation	15
zoological features of	15
feet higher than	15
none of these	15
climax of the	15
have since been	15
flora of new	15
of the deposits	15
upper surface of	15
has already been	15
the ice was	15
of the isthmus	15
at a depth	15
the marks of	15
our own islands	15
to the northern	15
considered to be	15
to the first	15
within the arctic	15
on this subject	15
in the bed	15
the east coast	15
both of which	15
the melting of	15
the configuration of	15
the fact of	15
to the level	15
of the eastern	15
a deposit of	15
above alluded to	15
the latitude of	15
be no doubt	15
are supposed to	15
which is now	15
older than the	15
in a direction	15
shape of the	15
centre of the	15
it is possible	15
genera and species	15
east to north	15
length of the	15
the ice had	15
it to be	15
as we know	15
in the islands	15
along the whole	15
case with the	15
to the vicinity	15
of northern and	15
in the highlands	15
of north germany	15
sands and gravels	15
the great valley	15
be well to	15
represented in the	15
the relations of	15
of the peat	15
and it was	15
in the following	15
is due to	15
of the principal	15
of the forest	15
been introduced by	15
sir charles lyell	15
if we take	15
from the southern	15
the face of	15
hundred feet above	15
posterior in date	15
in a word	15
of the basin	15
large portion of	15
is found to	15
moraines of the	15
a distinct species	15
a belt of	15
in the preceding	15
of species of	15
of the flint	15
of the large	15
of the stream	15
of the formation	15
land in the	15
it would have	15
in those regions	15
preserved in the	15
two species of	15
from the alps	15
madagascar and the	15
coming from the	15
parts of europe	15
pointed out that	15
described in the	15
and natural selection	15
the southern end	15
physical geography of	15
the causes of	15
hundred feet in	15
of the teviot	15
the land and	15
and have been	15
is the most	15
formed in the	15
the left bank	15
occurring in the	15
have led to	15
on the western	15
exposed to the	15
to conclude that	15
existence of a	15
arrangement of the	15
west and south	15
in the old	15
human remains in	15
during which the	15
of the jed	15
of the group	15
now in the	15
we shall see	15
over the surface	15
in new england	15
the south side	15
have been met	15
made up of	15
and natural history	15
of lake michigan	15
the ice of	15
weight of the	15
of that region	15
land and freshwater	15
of the smaller	15
the first of	15
of the st	15
the principles of	15
we should have	15
isle of wight	15
age of stone	15
in the great	15
a more or	15
from west to	15
it was not	15
the australian region	15
we are now	15
of recent species	15
and the southern	15
know of the	15
feet in depth	15
have been of	15
have been observed	15
paper on the	15
clear that the	15
implements of the	15
to allow of	15
thousand feet above	15
the ice in	15
different parts of	15
the majority of	15
of scotland and	15
ever and anon	15
found in a	15
branch of the	14
found that the	14
by the same	14
more than half	14
would appear to	14
of england and	14
it was in	14
the length of	14
the opinion of	14
towards the south	14
be said that	14
that after the	14
to which it	14
out upon the	14
that none of	14
to meet with	14
believed to be	14
from the glacial	14
have been traced	14
in the area	14
that it has	14
norway and sweden	14
only in the	14
away from the	14
as far south	14
to the time	14
to produce the	14
result of the	14
of a river	14
they may be	14
of the entire	14
consequence of the	14
of the clyde	14
and many of	14
but if we	14
it is no	14
channel of the	14
on the origin	14
be explained by	14
of the adjacent	14
with the bones	14
in the east	14
similar to those	14
we might have	14
in one of	14
a peculiar genus	14
glaciers in the	14
as a whole	14
the name of	14
the affinities of	14
of the natural	14
over all the	14
from which they	14
the sides of	14
the researches of	14
of which have	14
it should be	14
are by no	14
conclude that the	14
course of time	14
second glacial epoch	14
abbeville and amiens	14
the first edition	14
how far the	14
a peculiar species	14
the signs of	14
of clay and	14
the one hand	14
according to professor	14
the moraines of	14
the eastern side	14
only by the	14
in other places	14
on the borders	14
common in the	14
and may be	14
gravel of the	14
with the mammoth	14
the continent of	14
laid down in	14
extinct mammalia in	14
the vegetation of	14
been brought about	14
the heads of	14
banks of the	14
the scottish ice	14
so much of	14
the outcrops of	14
were found in	14
several hundred feet	14
the last chapter	14
the facts of	14
remains of man	14
land and water	14
major portion of	14
period and the	14
and some other	14
rise of the	14
what we know	14
in the long	14
the loess of	14
throughout the whole	14
to the southern	14
and one of	14
the plants of	14
in any other	14
of the gravel	14
we cannot tell	14
to such an	14
from a study	14
point to the	14
and in many	14
of the east	14
and when we	14
been made in	14
of erratics in	14
section across the	14
have been at	14
that the climate	14
from the present	14
the climate was	14
it had been	14
is on the	14
of glaciation in	14
it is interesting	14
parallel to the	14
of a long	14
extent to which	14
see that the	14
to the recent	14
than that which	14
delta of the	14
the igneous rocks	14
variation and natural	14
we have been	14
the sites of	14
angles to the	14
the publication of	14
out by the	14
what is called	14
the land is	14
into the atlantic	14
in the west	14
back to a	14
at the depth	14
europe and america	14
as having been	14
feet above sea	14
mass of ice	14
of the chalk	14
and if we	14
causes of the	14
races of mankind	14
that the same	14
the opinion that	14
genera of the	14
has been a	14
is not difficult	14
from the mouth	14
report of the	14
was found in	14
out from the	14
ice of the	14
in harmony with	14
of the boulder	14
faunas and floras	14
elapsed since the	14
have been more	14
have been obtained	14
half a mile	14
of the ouse	14
seems to me	14
known of the	14
of a more	14
they are found	14
de glace of	14
in the till	14
the most recent	14
the average rate	14
to a very	14
at least feet	14
it is at	14
of glacial deposits	14
mesozoic and cainozoic	14
accumulation of ice	14
my geographical distribution	14
in various parts	14
the boulder clay	14
of the climate	14
floras and faunas	14
the sea in	14
of the umpog	14
the land in	14
statement of the	14
be found to	14
only in a	14
we consider the	14
of france and	14
the forest bed	14
and to a	14
have reached the	14
on account of	14
it from the	14
have also been	14
the accompanying map	14
in which it	14
the pressure of	14
the atlantic sea	14
course of ages	14
ought to be	14
the lower animals	14
highly probable that	14
upon the low	14
state of our	13
outwards from the	13
exposed to view	13
in one place	13
harmony with the	13
america and europe	13
in my geographical	13
for it is	13
parallel roads of	13
may be the	13
many of which	13
instead of the	13
and the presence	13
none of them	13
in glacial times	13
took place in	13
the two countries	13
at the beginning	13
crest of the	13
power of the	13
of a series	13
extremity of the	13
stage in the	13
we have evidence	13
europe and the	13
is interesting to	13
of the animal	13
a group of	13
the deposits of	13
the falls of	13
of those regions	13
to the bottom	13
terminal moraine of	13
than at present	13
of the latest	13
arrived at by	13
the upper boulder	13
quarter of a	13
such an extent	13
phenomena presented by	13
of the cliffs	13
expect to find	13
as one of	13
on the land	13
all the great	13
discovered in the	13
those who have	13
the antarctic continent	13
the importance of	13
an examination of	13
by which they	13
which are so	13
remains of a	13
the extreme north	13
geological survey of	13
on one side	13
conditions that obtained	13
alluvial plain of	13
migration of plants	13
the major portion	13
that the valley	13
with bones of	13
to arrive at	13
as shown in	13
a wide area	13
surface of a	13
the evolution of	13
into their present	13
to each other	13
on the southern	13
than the present	13
site of the	13
miles north of	13
glacial period the	13
no trace of	13
west and north	13
with which we	13
and others have	13
a short distance	13
survey of the	13
was the case	13
a few years	13
period in the	13
flora of australia	13
obtained in the	13
back to the	13
the power of	13
the existing fauna	13
not to be	13
number of peculiar	13
the central lowlands	13
contour of the	13
not only in	13
that the upper	13
at this time	13
in high latitudes	13
remains in the	13
those who are	13
crust of the	13
may not be	13
the flint tools	13
of the interior	13
and even the	13
conclusions as to	13
as the ice	13
in reference to	13
of this region	13
chronological relations of	13
to new zealand	13
stones and boulders	13
the glaciated areas	13
the light of	13
the drift of	13
the difference between	13
in pleistocene times	13
in the ice	13
is at present	13
of the implements	13
both sides of	13
of new england	13
in any of	13
of at least	13
roads of glen	13
by reference to	13
the brain of	13
and bones of	13
to be seen	13
in the glaciated	13
at which the	13
and the bones	13
that this is	13
of the scottish	13
in the central	13
date back to	13
is represented by	13
under the influence	13
the whole series	13
not difficult to	13
no part of	13
erratics of the	13
of animal life	13
of the alleghany	13
according to dr	13
the danish peat	13
may be of	13
volume of the	13
oscillations of the	13
accumulations of the	13
and the malay	13
in this chapter	13
the geological evidence	13
the beds of	13
by the glacial	13
of an ancient	13
that when the	13
every part of	13
effect of the	13
the crust of	13
from the west	13
means of the	13
now inhabiting the	13
water in the	13
at this point	13
plants of the	13
in the state	13
of the gorilla	13
plains of the	13
the duration of	13
the same kind	13
is in the	13
has been the	13
has been shown	13
feet of the	13
from the east	13
it may have	13
geological history of	13
over which the	13
of the best	13
be sure that	13
at a later	13
proved by the	13
the red beds	13
relics of the	13
lake of geneva	13
this is not	13
the tertiary epoch	13
of one and	13
nearly all the	13
up by the	13
i have seen	13
the relative position	13
all the phenomena	13
to the low	13
in the two	13
from this point	13
of the beds	13
in the peat	13
for many years	13
and the continent	13
of its course	13
there is also	13
to a considerable	13
of the oceanic	13
all the evidence	13
we are indebted	13
in the sequel	13
are composed of	13
of the surrounding	13
on the left	13
in that direction	13
in many parts	13
some parts of	13
clay and sand	13
by the river	13
and the north	13
in the human	13
obtained from the	13
in addition to	13
and its tributaries	13
streams and rivers	13
be made to	13
the figures show	13
all over the	13
from the mountains	13
from new zealand	13
which is the	13
that we are	13
that we may	13
of the three	13
bulletin de la	13
the submergence of	13
which do not	13
to have taken	13
of a single	13
formations of the	13
more than two	13
the extinct mammalia	13
in the development	13
southern end of	13
feet in a	13
of the elephant	13
recent continental islands	13
of the very	13
of the forth	13
miles south of	13
heat of the	13
the terminal moraines	13
from the upper	13
the past history	13
hundreds of feet	13
in a south	13
of these is	13
the main valley	13
period of time	13
in the island	13
than feet above	13
extinct species of	13
the conditions of	13
west of england	12
the transportation of	12
given in the	12
scattered over the	12
of the nile	12
almost all the	12
glacial drift of	12
and the general	12
species of land	12
the portion of	12
ice in the	12
at a distance	12
the azores and	12
a few hundred	12
solution of the	12
would be the	12
that many of	12
rocks have been	12
in the high	12
the north side	12
it would appear	12
distribution of plants	12
three million years	12
when the land	12
the far north	12
the lakes of	12
pass on to	12
and the upper	12
a very large	12
also found in	12
variety of the	12
of the theory	12
the mammalia of	12
the state geological	12
after the ice	12
so far from	12
the upper strata	12
be the case	12
of the continents	12
of the channel	12
of time which	12
climates of the	12
subsequent to the	12
have been removed	12
connection between the	12
the german ocean	12
total absence of	12
in great britain	12
is no reason	12
which he has	12
shall find that	12
but this is	12
heights above the	12
glacial epoch and	12
as at present	12
those which have	12
interglacial beds of	12
of java and	12
in the other	12
on the glacial	12
de la societe	12
and genera of	12
that the present	12
epoch of maximum	12
the pacific ocean	12
of these two	12
most part of	12
of the streams	12
the animal and	12
may be sure	12
there is not	12
the alluvial plain	12
which the river	12
border of the	12
it in the	12
the productions of	12
as to form	12
have been due	12
the most conspicuous	12
feet lower than	12
is the only	12
there is nothing	12
about by the	12
is shown to	12
of the moraine	12
of the white	12
is less than	12
present condition of	12
in that region	12
in a single	12
in the cheviot	12
can be shown	12
the delaware river	12
in the shape	12
have been detected	12
can be traced	12
them to be	12
in the mountains	12
of ice in	12
is still more	12
to which we	12
in the text	12
a single species	12
mammalia of the	12
the same region	12
be met with	12
which there is	12
example of a	12
seems probable that	12
of the time	12
and we have	12
it would seem	12
and the latter	12
the only other	12
east to west	12
at a period	12
these are the	12
descended from the	12
when we come	12
it is equally	12
of glacial conditions	12
a quarter of	12
of the chain	12
terraces of the	12
of the silurian	12
and south of	12
the oriental region	12
of the danish	12
that there were	12
latter part of	12
beaver brook mountain	12
of floating ice	12
all the species	12
spite of the	12
end of lake	12
range of the	12
shown in the	12
the city of	12
absence of any	12
into which the	12
of our islands	12
as yet been	12
of the deposit	12
of the brain	12
that we can	12
existing glaciers of	12
quite possible that	12
body of water	12
is not the	12
accumulation of the	12
the evidence for	12
in the geological	12
we have only	12
that the two	12
before alluded to	12
of the po	12
have been less	12
a bed of	12
of the district	12
new zealand is	12
greater number of	12
the other side	12
that they must	12
the straits of	12
of the eocene	12
can hardly be	12
a measure of	12
compared to the	12
in the united	12
of the fact	12
of the english	12
as to allow	12
the motion of	12
species of animals	12
from the central	12
great valley of	12
three species of	12
it is certain	12
species of plants	12
the tertiary and	12
existence of man	12
has been so	12
while others are	12
of switzerland and	12
summits of the	12
there was no	12
it is said	12
element in the	12
forms of the	12
and may have	12
the largest of	12
the second glacial	12
an altitude of	12
an example of	12
have yet been	12
which seems to	12
has been no	12
of the erratics	12
of the temperature	12
there are some	12
does not seem	12
force of the	12
and with the	12
of the modern	12
it is still	12
glacial action in	12
the upper surface	12
of limestone and	12
of the one	12
to the westward	12
and the northern	12
on which they	12
the front of	12
it is most	12
come into existence	12
and of a	12
summit of the	12
made in the	12
composed chiefly of	12