Earth Features and Their Meaning: An Introduction to Geology for the Student and the General ReaderHobbs, William Herbert
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Earth Features and Their Meaning: An Introduction to Geology for the Student and the General Reader
Hobbs, William Herbert
Geology; Physical geography
230. Billowy surface of the salt crust on the central sink of the
desert of Lop 217
231. Schematic diagram to show the zones of deposition in their
order from the margin to the center of a desert 217
232. Mounds upon the site of the buried city of Nippur 218
233. Exhumed structures in the buried city of Nippur 218
234. Section across the High Plains 219
235. Section across the lenticular threads of alluvial deposits
of the High Plains 220
236. Distributaries of the foot hills superimposed upon an
earlier series 220
237. Character profiles in the landscapes of arid lands 220
238. Rain sculpturing under control by joints 224
239. Sagging of limestone above joints 224
240. Map of the joint-controlled Abisko Cañon in Northern Lapland 225
241. Map of the gorge of the Zambesi River below Victoria Falls 225
242. Controlled drainage network of the Shepaug River in
Connecticut 226
243. A river network of repeating rectangular pattern 226
244. Squared mountain masses which reveal a distribution of
joints in block patterns of different orders 228
245. Island groups of the Lofoten Archipelago 229
246. Diagrams to illustrate the composite profiles of the islands
on the Norwegian coast 229
247. Diagram to show the nature of the motions within a free
water wave 231
248. Diagram to illustrate the transformation of a free wave into
a breaker 232
249. Notched rock cliff and fallen blocks 233
250. A wave-cut chasm under control by joints 233
251. Grand Arch upon one of the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior 234
252. Stack near the shore of Lake Superior 234
253. The Marble Islands, stacks in a lake of the southern Andes 235
254. Squared stacks revealing the position of the joint planes on
which they were carved 235
255. Ideal section cut by waves upon a steep rocky shore 236
256. Map showing the outlines of the island of Heligoland at
different stages in its history 236
257. Ideal section carved by waves upon a steep shore of loose
materials 237
258. Sloping cliff and boulder pavement at Scituate,
Massachusetts 237
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