The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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Page 99
... continental sist of cold - water forms ( e.g. , Eurydesma ) that are difrelocation and with the assumption of stable continents . It ficult to compare and correlate with faunas of the stanis not possible to compile a Permian ...
... continental sist of cold - water forms ( e.g. , Eurydesma ) that are difrelocation and with the assumption of stable continents . It ficult to compare and correlate with faunas of the stanis not possible to compile a Permian ...
Page 435
... continental slope , however , where huge masses of of natural denudation , a well - regulated dynamic system sedimentary bottom deposits shift and slide toward lower exists . The three basic processes of the system — tectonic levels ...
... continental slope , however , where huge masses of of natural denudation , a well - regulated dynamic system sedimentary bottom deposits shift and slide toward lower exists . The three basic processes of the system — tectonic levels ...
Page 714
... continental - marine , and marine , which cor- nocotyledons , such as ditch grass ( Ruppia ) , grow subrespond to the depositional environments of sedimentary merged in salt and brackish water . Pollen and spores rocks . Continental ...
... continental - marine , and marine , which cor- nocotyledons , such as ditch grass ( Ruppia ) , grow subrespond to the depositional environments of sedimentary merged in salt and brackish water . Pollen and spores rocks . Continental ...
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