The Geological Work of Charles Lapworth
The Geological Work of Charles Lapworth
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It is a thoroughly reliable study of the geological relations of the order, and a store of information mined, refined, and tested to breaking point, of the steel-like links which he forged to bind together the lower palaeozoic horizons throughout the world.
4. The Life of the Graptolites.
By his study of the graptolites in the field and of their nearest living representatives, Lapworth had gradually built up for himself a picture of the living graptolite, its life story, its colonial history, a...nd the conditions and methods which had determined its survival, evolution, and distribution. This he contributed in German, ' Die Lebensweise der Graptolithen, ' to a paper by Dr. Johannes Walther, published in the Zeitschrift der deutschen geologischen Gesellschaft in 1897 (54).
The earliest graptolites, the Cladophora, seem to have grown upright, attached to stones and heavy objects on the sea bed. With the incoming of Dictyonema and the rest of the Rhabdophora. There is attachment by a thread to floating organisms, probably sea-weeds of Sargasso type.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a thoroughly reliable study of the geological relations of the order, and a store of information mined, refined, and tested to breaking point, of the steel-like links which he forged to bind together the lower palaeozoic horizons throughout the world.
4. The Life of the Graptolites.
By his study of the graptolites in the field and of their nearest living representatives, Lapworth had gradually built up for himself a picture of the living graptolite, its life story, its colonial history, a...nd the conditions and methods which had determined its survival, evolution, and distribution. This he contributed in German, ' Die Lebensweise der Graptolithen, ' to a paper by Dr. Johannes Walther, published in the Zeitschrift der deutschen geologischen Gesellschaft in 1897 (54).
The earliest graptolites, the Cladophora, seem to have grown upright, attached to stones and heavy objects on the sea bed. With the incoming of Dictyonema and the rest of the Rhabdophora. There is attachment by a thread to floating organisms, probably sea-weeds of Sargasso type.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W William Whitehead Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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