Ancient Plants: Being a Simple Account of the past Vegetation of the Earth and of the Recent Important Discoveries Made in This Realm of NatureStopes, Marie Carmichael
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Ancient Plants: Being a Simple Account of the past Vegetation of the Earth and of the Recent Important Discoveries Made in This Realm of Nature
Stopes, Marie Carmichael
Paleobotany
Yellowstone Park, 17, 167.
Yew, 82.
_Yucca_, 82.
Zeiller, 2, 187.
Zittel, 187.
_Zygopteris_, 127.
_By the Same Author_
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Transcriber’s Notes
--Silently corrected a handful of palpable typos.
--Moved footnotes to a section immediately preceding the Index, and added
an entry for it to the Contents.
--Slightly reformatted tables to better fit dynamic flow on narrow
screens.
--Conjecturally restored one missing subtopic (“Coal, importance of”) in
the Index.
--In the text versions, delimited text in italics by _underscores_.
--In the text versions, included filenames of illustrations, for more
convenient reference (by another program).
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