Physics of the Earths Crust
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or were the inequalities of level on the surface, in the volcanic regions, due to the processes attending and the agencies causing the eruptions? The answer to both these questions must be in the affirmative 1 . " The same author writing of the mode of geological oc- currence of the rocks which have formed massive or fissure eruptions, says of andesite that " preeminently the greater part of it has to all appearance been ejected through extensive fissures; that is, it has been produced by what ...are styled mas- sive eruptions Andesitic mountains are characterised by monotony in scenery. They form continuous ranges which are often of considerable elevation and extent 2 . " Again of this rock he tells us that in Hungary, "andesite composes entirely the Hargitta-range, which extends over one hundred miles in length and twenty-five in width ; the Vihorlat-Gutin-range, which is of still larger dimensions, and the Eperies-Kaschau- range; all of which are densely wooded, and of a gloomy monotonous aspect 3 .
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or were the inequalities of level on the surface, in the volcanic regions, due to the processes attending and the agencies causing the eruptions? The answer to both these questions must be in the affirmative 1 . " The same author writing of the mode of geological oc- currence of the rocks which have formed massive or fissure eruptions, says of andesite that " preeminently the greater part of it has to all appearance been ejected through extensive fissures; that is, it has been produced by what ...are styled mas- sive eruptions Andesitic mountains are characterised by monotony in scenery. They form continuous ranges which are often of considerable elevation and extent 2 . " Again of this rock he tells us that in Hungary, "andesite composes entirely the Hargitta-range, which extends over one hundred miles in length and twenty-five in width ; the Vihorlat-Gutin-range, which is of still larger dimensions, and the Eperies-Kaschau- range; all of which are densely wooded, and of a gloomy monotonous aspect 3 .
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