Text book of Geology volume 3
Text book of Geology volume 3
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Central Europe. A large tract of Devonian rocks extends across the heart of Europe from the north of France through the Ardennes, the south of Belgium, Rhenish Prussia, Westphalia and Nassau. But that the same rocks have a much wider spread under younger formations which cover them is shown by their reappearance far to the west in Brit- tany, 189 and to the east in the Harz and the Thuringer Wald. They present a much clearer sequence of strata than their British equivalents, for they can be see...n in many places to pass down into Silurian strata as well as to graduate upward into the Carboniferous system. In the Belgian and Eifelian tracts they have been subdivided as shown on page 1305.
189 A ridge of Devonian rocks stretches eastward under the south of Eng- land (where its existence has been proved by well-borings at London), and no doubt joins the Devonian area of the Boulonnais.
Belgium and the North of Fnnce. 140 'ainennien, consisting of two fitcies, one sandy, the other shaly.
' i Cond] (6) Psammites Iros (Condrusien), latifrons, Ardueoptms hibernica, Sphen- opteris Jlaccidd, Ac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Central Europe. A large tract of Devonian rocks extends across the heart of Europe from the north of France through the Ardennes, the south of Belgium, Rhenish Prussia, Westphalia and Nassau. But that the same rocks have a much wider spread under younger formations which cover them is shown by their reappearance far to the west in Brit- tany, 189 and to the east in the Harz and the Thuringer Wald. They present a much clearer sequence of strata than their British equivalents, for they can be see...n in many places to pass down into Silurian strata as well as to graduate upward into the Carboniferous system. In the Belgian and Eifelian tracts they have been subdivided as shown on page 1305.
189 A ridge of Devonian rocks stretches eastward under the south of Eng- land (where its existence has been proved by well-borings at London), and no doubt joins the Devonian area of the Boulonnais.
Belgium and the North of Fnnce. 140 'ainennien, consisting of two fitcies, one sandy, the other shaly.
' i Cond] (6) Psammites Iros (Condrusien), latifrons, Ardueoptms hibernica, Sphen- opteris Jlaccidd, Ac.
What to read after Text book of Geology volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Geikie to read onlineMoreLess
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