| 1881 - 484 páginas
...The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three great groups : — (1) An .old, possibly Archaean, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous lands of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the W. and NW Probably those have existed as islands from early... | |
| Henry Woodward - 1883 - 750 páginas
...Archaean, highly crystalline scries, forming the mountainous lauds of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the "W. and...and around these the later rocks have accumulated. Sit. Ida itself is almost a dome, the lowest rocks (talc schists) occupying the summit. On the northern... | |
| Henry Woodward - 1883 - 636 páginas
...(Scamander). The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three great groups: — (1) An old, possibly Archamn, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous lands of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the "W. and NW Probably these have existed as islands from early... | |
| Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 680 páginas
...(Scamander). The sedimentary rocks maybe divided into three great groups: — I. An old, possibly Archaean, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous lands of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the west and north-west. Probably these have existed as islands... | |
| 1883 - 502 páginas
...(Scamander). The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three great groups : — (1) An old, possibly Archaean, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous...and around these the later rocks have accumulated. Mi. Ida itself is almost a dome, the lowest rocks (talc schists) occupying the summit. On the northern... | |
| 1883 - 526 páginas
...(Scamander). The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three great groups : — (1) An old, possibly Archaean, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous...and NW Probably these have existed as islands from earl}' time, and around these the later rooks have accumulated. Mt. Ida itself is almost a dome, the... | |
| Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 892 páginas
...(Scauiander). The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three grent groups: — I. An old, possibly Archocan, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous lands of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the we-t and north-west. Probably these have existed as islands... | |
| Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 724 páginas
...(Scamander). The sedimentary rocks may be divided into three great groups : — I. An old, possibly Archœan, highly crystalline series, forming the mountainous lands of the Ida range (5750 feet), but also appearing in smaller detached areas to the и et and north-west. Probably these have existed as islands... | |
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