...not parallel with it, as it should be, roughly at least, were it the result of folding or upheaval. In short, we are led irresistibly to the adoption...somewhat nearly at right angles. In other and more simple language, the bottom of the Valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to its support being withdrawn...

...it, as it should be, roughly at least, were it the result of folding or upheaval. In short, we arc led irresistibly to the adoption of a theory of the...somewhat nearly at right angles. In other and more simple language, the bottom of the Valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to its support being withdrawn...

...not parallel with it, as it should be, roughly at least, were it the result of folding or upheaval. In short, we are led irresistibly to the adoption...somewhat nearly at right angles. In other and more simple language, the bottom of the Valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to its support being withdrawn...

...not parallel with it, as it should be, roughly at least, were it the result of folding or upheaval. In short, we are led irresistibly to the adoption...a subsidence of a limited area, marked by lines of " i'ault " or fissures crossing each other somewhat nearly at right angles. In other and more simple...

...one side and then on the other." Of the formation or origin of the Yosemite, Prof. Whitney says : — "We conceive that, during the process of upheaval...time after that had taken place, there was at the Yosemile a subsidence of a limited area, marked by lines of ' fault ' or fissures crossing each other...

...the adoption of a theory of the origin of the Yosemite, in a way which has hardly yet been recognised as one of those in which valleys may be formed, probably...Yosemite a subsidence of a limited area, marked by nearly parallel lines of ' fault,' or fissures crossing each other at right angles. In other and more...

...side and then on the other." Of the formation or origin of the Yosemite, Prof. Whitney says : — " We conceive that, during the process of upheaval of...crossing each other somewhat nearly at right angles. J n other and more simple language, the bottom of the valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to...

...side and then on the other." Of the formation or origin of the Yosemite, Prof. Whitney says : — " We conceive that, during the process of upheaval of the Sierra, or possibly iit some time after that had taken place, there was at the Yosemite a subsidence of a limited area,...

...side and then on the other." Of the formation or origin of the Yosemite, Prof. Whitney says : — " We conceive that, during the process of upheaval of...crossing each other somewhat nearly at right angles. Jn other and more simple language, the bottom of the valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to...

...side and then on the other." Of the formation or origin of the Yosemite, Prof. Whitney says : — " We conceive that, during the process of upheaval of...somewhat nearly at right angles. In other and more simple language, the bottom of the valley sank down to an unknown depth, owing to its support being withdrawn...