Noaic Deluge Its Probable Physical Effects And Present Evidences
Noaic Deluge Its Probable Physical Effects And Present Evidences
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THE LOESS.
This formation described. — Sir C. Ly ell's account of it in the valley of the Ehine. — "Inundation mud. " — What was its origin, and how was it thus distributed ? — Sir C. Lyell's theory unsatis- factory. — As much so as the lake theory which he discards. ' — Glacial origin. — Difficulties involved in this supposition. — Not more certainty in the supposed repeated elevations and de- pressions required for its distribution. — Geologists have not paid much regard to this deposit. — Pa...pers upon it by Mr. Trimmer. — The agreement of his statements with its diluvian origin. — Important paper upon the loess by Eev. 0. Fisher. — His theory on this "warp. " — The grave difficulties besetting that theory. — But the phenomena which he describes strikingly correspond with the effects which would be produced by the Noaic deluge. — Natural cause not ignored. — Other theories fail to explain the evidence. — The evidence confessedly exists. — The diluvian one tested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE LOESS.
This formation described. — Sir C. Ly ell's account of it in the valley of the Ehine. — "Inundation mud. " — What was its origin, and how was it thus distributed ? — Sir C. Lyell's theory unsatis- factory. — As much so as the lake theory which he discards. ' — Glacial origin. — Difficulties involved in this supposition. — Not more certainty in the supposed repeated elevations and de- pressions required for its distribution. — Geologists have not paid much regard to this deposit. — Pa...pers upon it by Mr. Trimmer. — The agreement of his statements with its diluvian origin. — Important paper upon the loess by Eev. 0. Fisher. — His theory on this "warp. " — The grave difficulties besetting that theory. — But the phenomena which he describes strikingly correspond with the effects which would be produced by the Noaic deluge. — Natural cause not ignored. — Other theories fail to explain the evidence. — The evidence confessedly exists. — The diluvian one tested.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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