Elementary Geology
Elementary Geology
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And hence his bones, as well as fragments of pot- tery, imd other relics of a rude people, sometimes are found so mixed with the remains of extinct animals, as to lead to the in- ference that they were deposited during the same period. In- deed, in some of these caverns in the south of France, it is still believed by some geologists, that the remains of men were of contemporaneous deposition with those of the extinct mam- Digitized by LjOOQ IC 142 BONB CATBRN IN TERXOKT.
The English geologists ...appear to be decidedly of the opposite opinion.
Vescr. Osseous breccias, have been found in Australasia^ containing bones of the kangaroo, wombat, dasyurus, koala, halmaturus, elephant, hypsiprimnus, &c. most of which are ani- mals living in that country.
Descr, In the United States a few ossiferous caverns have been found, though none of them exactly corresponding with the European caverns.
Some of them appear to have been filled with fragments of rocks and bones which were partially cemented by stalagmite, during the alluvial or historical period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And hence his bones, as well as fragments of pot- tery, imd other relics of a rude people, sometimes are found so mixed with the remains of extinct animals, as to lead to the in- ference that they were deposited during the same period. In- deed, in some of these caverns in the south of France, it is still believed by some geologists, that the remains of men were of contemporaneous deposition with those of the extinct mam- Digitized by LjOOQ IC 142 BONB CATBRN IN TERXOKT.
The English geologists ...appear to be decidedly of the opposite opinion.
Vescr. Osseous breccias, have been found in Australasia^ containing bones of the kangaroo, wombat, dasyurus, koala, halmaturus, elephant, hypsiprimnus, &c. most of which are ani- mals living in that country.
Descr, In the United States a few ossiferous caverns have been found, though none of them exactly corresponding with the European caverns.
Some of them appear to have been filled with fragments of rocks and bones which were partially cemented by stalagmite, during the alluvial or historical period.
What to read after Elementary Geology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, John Pye, 1774-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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