The Scenic Treasure House of Oregon
The Scenic Treasure House of Oregon
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In another ravine are seen in great numbers the remains of a yew, or yew-like tree, that sheds annually, not its leaflets, but its branchletsj for in this form they are found of almost uniform length and structure imbedded in the rocks. This tree was evidently abundant upon these ancient shores, for it can be found at almost every spot where a little stream washed its miniature delta into the lake. Oaks, too, and occasionally a fine impression of an acorn, or acorn cup, are found at intervals f...rom this place to the Blue Mountains.
"But the great geological importance of that old lake depression does not arise from the fossil remains of its forests beautiful, varied, and abundant as these are but from its finely preserved fossil bones. Two species of rhinoceros lived their quiet indolent lives among the reeds that lined that old lake shore. A little beyond the southern spur of that distant mountain there evidently emptied a stream of some size, for its delta is strewn with frag- ments of silicified bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In another ravine are seen in great numbers the remains of a yew, or yew-like tree, that sheds annually, not its leaflets, but its branchletsj for in this form they are found of almost uniform length and structure imbedded in the rocks. This tree was evidently abundant upon these ancient shores, for it can be found at almost every spot where a little stream washed its miniature delta into the lake. Oaks, too, and occasionally a fine impression of an acorn, or acorn cup, are found at intervals f...rom this place to the Blue Mountains.
"But the great geological importance of that old lake depression does not arise from the fossil remains of its forests beautiful, varied, and abundant as these are but from its finely preserved fossil bones. Two species of rhinoceros lived their quiet indolent lives among the reeds that lined that old lake shore. A little beyond the southern spur of that distant mountain there evidently emptied a stream of some size, for its delta is strewn with frag- ments of silicified bones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren D Warren Dupr Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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