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Pagina 226
In circumscribing the limits of the respective formations , he has been guided by
the principle suggested by his friend , Von Buch ; namely , that the independence
of a formation is to be ascertained by its immediate superposition on rocks of a ...
In circumscribing the limits of the respective formations , he has been guided by
the principle suggested by his friend , Von Buch ; namely , that the independence
of a formation is to be ascertained by its immediate superposition on rocks of a ...
Pagina 229
The gneiss - formations , reputed primitive , are not less extensive or intricate
than those of granite ; and we shall not attempt ... It may be of more importance to
note the following facts : : The great formation of primitive gneiss , rich in the ores
of ...
The gneiss - formations , reputed primitive , are not less extensive or intricate
than those of granite ; and we shall not attempt ... It may be of more importance to
note the following facts : : The great formation of primitive gneiss , rich in the ores
of ...
Pagina 230
This formation of quartz contains alternating beds ; l ' , of auriferous quartz , white
, greenish , or striped , mixed wiih talc - chlorite , and exhibiting strată of flexible
quartz , which have hitherto been improperly considered as hyalomicte ( greisen
) ...
This formation of quartz contains alternating beds ; l ' , of auriferous quartz , white
, greenish , or striped , mixed wiih talc - chlorite , and exhibiting strată of flexible
quartz , which have hitherto been improperly considered as hyalomicte ( greisen
) ...
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