The American Naturalist, Том 14Essex Institute, 1880 |
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... , the plains from Fort Leavenworth to the bend of the Arkansas , followed this river to the Pawnee fork , crossed the Raton moun- tains ( 7000 feet ) and the ridge between the 28 Historical Sketch of the Science of Botany [ January ,
... , the plains from Fort Leavenworth to the bend of the Arkansas , followed this river to the Pawnee fork , crossed the Raton moun- tains ( 7000 feet ) and the ridge between the 28 Historical Sketch of the Science of Botany [ January ,
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tains ( 7000 feet ) and the ridge between the Canadian river and Rio Grande to Santa Fé ; then again the dividing ridge ( 6000 feet ) between the Rio Grande and Gila , followed the latter to the Colorado of the West , and arrived at St ...
tains ( 7000 feet ) and the ridge between the Canadian river and Rio Grande to Santa Fé ; then again the dividing ridge ( 6000 feet ) between the Rio Grande and Gila , followed the latter to the Colorado of the West , and arrived at St ...
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... feet , and in some places up to forty and fifty feet , above which it has disappeared by the long exposure to the weather . Judging by the rate of decay of spruce wood in this climate , its preservation in large quantities , during an ...
... feet , and in some places up to forty and fifty feet , above which it has disappeared by the long exposure to the weather . Judging by the rate of decay of spruce wood in this climate , its preservation in large quantities , during an ...
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feet , would indicate a change in the relative level of the sea , amounting to perhaps between five and ten feet in a century . " Boulder clays are abundantly developed , containing numerous shells characteristic of the Leda clays of ...
feet , would indicate a change in the relative level of the sea , amounting to perhaps between five and ten feet in a century . " Boulder clays are abundantly developed , containing numerous shells characteristic of the Leda clays of ...
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... feet on either side . Hence , the following events must have happened subsequently to the deposition of the human bones and implements in the bottom of the ancient river : ( 1 ) deposition of 130 feet of gravel over the human remains ...
... feet on either side . Hence , the following events must have happened subsequently to the deposition of the human bones and implements in the bottom of the ancient river : ( 1 ) deposition of 130 feet of gravel over the human remains ...
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