III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results
It is not impossible that readers of a paper lately published by our venerated senior geologist may have been startled, some for one reason others for another and opposite. On reading the suggestions he has put forward as to the results from rapid elevations over southern England, some will recoil a...
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Cambridge University Press
1892
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| author | E. Hill |
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| description | It is not impossible that readers of a paper lately published by our venerated senior geologist may have been startled, some for one reason others for another and opposite. On reading the suggestions he has put forward as to the results from rapid elevations over southern England, some will recoil as at a revival of catastrophic machinery; some on the other hand may hail the invention of anovel and most potent agency. I doubt whether either view is altogether correct or defensible. |
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| spelling | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results E. Hill Geological formations and processes Geological and Geophysical Studies Geological Studies and Exploration submerged lands sea level rise geological change southern England It is not impossible that readers of a paper lately published by our venerated senior geologist may have been startled, some for one reason others for another and opposite. On reading the suggestions he has put forward as to the results from rapid elevations over southern England, some will recoil as at a revival of catastrophic machinery; some on the other hand may hail the invention of anovel and most potent agency. I doubt whether either view is altogether correct or defensible. Cambridge University Press Geological Magazine 10.1017/s0016756800196633 OpenAlex (Petróleo y Energía) |
| spellingShingle | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results E. Hill Geological formations and processes Geological and Geophysical Studies Geological Studies and Exploration submerged lands sea level rise geological change southern England |
| title | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results |
| title_full | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results |
| title_fullStr | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results |
| title_full_unstemmed | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results |
| title_short | III.—On Rapid Elevation of Submerged Lands and the Possible Results |
| title_sort | iii.—on rapid elevation of submerged lands and the possible results |
| topic | Geological formations and processes Geological and Geophysical Studies Geological Studies and Exploration submerged lands sea level rise geological change southern England |
| topic_facet | Geological formations and processes Geological and Geophysical Studies Geological Studies and Exploration submerged lands sea level rise geological change southern England |
| url | https://zenodo.org/record/2202994 https://doi.org/10.1017/s0016756800196633 |