Earth Science a Physiography
Earth Science a Physiography
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Igneous masses injected into the California rocks dur- ing this disturbance brought with them the gold deposits which gave us the "Gold Rush of '49. " The life of the Mesozoic Era is quite different from that of the Paleozoic; and while it resembles, or rather foreshadows, the life we know, it is still, in the Jurassic, markedly different.
The forests are made up of cycads and conifers, and while the latter begin to resemble modern evergreen trees, the cycads give to the scene a fantastic appea...rance (Fig. 194). There are no trees with leaves as we know them: the oak, the maple, the beech, and the ash. The animal world is dominated by monstrous reptiles not the kinds we know today, but huge, slow-moving creatures. "They filled all the rdles now taken by birds and mammals; they covered the land with gigantic herbivorous and carnivorous forms, they swarmed in the sea, and as literal dragons, they dominated the air. " Brontosaurus attained a length of 65 feet, while diplodocus reached 80 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Igneous masses injected into the California rocks dur- ing this disturbance brought with them the gold deposits which gave us the "Gold Rush of '49. " The life of the Mesozoic Era is quite different from that of the Paleozoic; and while it resembles, or rather foreshadows, the life we know, it is still, in the Jurassic, markedly different.
The forests are made up of cycads and conifers, and while the latter begin to resemble modern evergreen trees, the cycads give to the scene a fantastic appea...rance (Fig. 194). There are no trees with leaves as we know them: the oak, the maple, the beech, and the ash. The animal world is dominated by monstrous reptiles not the kinds we know today, but huge, slow-moving creatures. "They filled all the rdles now taken by birds and mammals; they covered the land with gigantic herbivorous and carnivorous forms, they swarmed in the sea, and as literal dragons, they dominated the air. " Brontosaurus attained a length of 65 feet, while diplodocus reached 80 feet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav L Gustav Ludwig Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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