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rious kinds of clayslate and quartz , and the marl is exposed only at Nahun , where it contains the same organic remains as in the Kalowala Pass . From Nahun to the plains there is a succession of sandstones and clays , dipping on an ...
rious kinds of clayslate and quartz , and the marl is exposed only at Nahun , where it contains the same organic remains as in the Kalowala Pass . From Nahun to the plains there is a succession of sandstones and clays , dipping on an ...
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However undecided we might be previously , the discovery of these remains cannot leave the slightest doubt as to their connexion with the carboniferous group : The merit of the discovery of this ...
However undecided we might be previously , the discovery of these remains cannot leave the slightest doubt as to their connexion with the carboniferous group : The merit of the discovery of this ...
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Organic remains . — The fossils of the coal measures are described with great detail , as well as the phenomena of beds containing marine remains , alternating with others in which freshwater shells and land plants occur ; and a ...
Organic remains . — The fossils of the coal measures are described with great detail , as well as the phenomena of beds containing marine remains , alternating with others in which freshwater shells and land plants occur ; and a ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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