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The Journal of Geology, January-February 1893

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The Journal of Geology, January-February 1893

Various and Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin

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Is there a trace of ancient man in the Trenton gravels, and what do distinct glacial epochs mean for the ice ages? This 1893 geology journal debates it all, from the englacial drift of the Mississippi basin to geology's place in college. Rigorous, argumentative, and alive with discovery. A snapshot of a young science working out the history of the Earth.

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15 chapters

  1. 1THE JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY
  2. 2ON THE PRE-CAMBRIAN ROCKS OF THE BRITISH ISLES.
  3. 3ARE THERE TRACES OF GLACIAL MAN IN THE TRENTON GRAVELS?
  4. 4GEOLOGY AS A PART OF A COLLEGE CURRICULUM.
  5. 5THE NATURE OF THE ENGLACIAL DRIFT OF THE MISSISSIPPI BASIN.
  6. 6Studies for Students.
  7. 7DISTINCT GLACIAL EPOCHS, AND THE CRITERIA FOR THEIR RECOGNITION.[13]
  8. 8I. Introduction.
  9. 9II. The Idea of a Glacial Epoch.
  10. 10III. The Criteria of Distinct Glacial Epochs.
  11. 11IV. Areas Where the Criteria find Readiest Application.
  12. 12Editorials.
  13. 13Reviews.
  14. 14Analytical Abstracts of Current Literature.[19]
  15. 15Acknowledgments.
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