...of the transformation of sedimentary strata, in part very recent; and that there is no well defined line to be drawn between neptunian and volcanic rocks, since they pass into each other, (vol. i, p. 109). This view was subsequently, and it would seem, independently brought forward in 1836...

...Erdkorptri, in which he maintains that all crystalline non-stratified rocks, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...their origin, not in an igneous fluid centre, nor an oxydizing metallic nucleus, but in known sedimentary formations, where they are the result of a peculiar...

...Erdkorperi, in which he maintains that all crystalline non-stratified rocks, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...their origin, not in an igneous fluid centre, nor an oxydizing metallic nucleus, but in known sedimentary formations, -where they are the result of a peculiar...

...of the transformation of sedimentary strata, in part very recent, and that there is no yell-defined line to be drawn between neptunian and volcanic rocks,...their origin, not in an igneous fluid centre, nor an oxydizing metallic nucleus, but in known sedimentary formations, -where they are the result of a peculiar...

...Erdicb'rpers, in which he maintains that all erystalline non-stratified rock, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...well-defined line to be drawn between neptunian and voleanic rocks, since they pass into each other. Volcanic phenomena, according to him, have their origin,...

...non-stratiliedrock, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary strata iu part very recent, and that there is no well-defined line to be dra\vn between neptiinian and volcanic rocks, since they pass into each other. Volcanic phenomena,...

...des Erdkorpers, published in 1834, maintained that all the unstratified rocks, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...part very recent ; and that there is no well-defined linejto be drawn between Neptunian and volcanic rocks, since they pass into each other. Next, citing...

...ErdkOrpers, published in 1834, maintained that all crystalline nonstratified rocks from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...have their origin not in an igneous fluid centre, nor in an oxydizing metallic nucleus (Davy, Daubeny), but in known sedimentary formations, where they are...

...des Erdkorpers, published in 1834, maintained that all the unstratifiod rocks, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary...and volcanic rocks, since they pass into each other (vol. i, p. 109.) This view was subsequently, and it would seem, independently brought forward in 1836...

...des Erdkorpers, published in 1834, maintained that all the unstratified rocks, from granite to lava, are products of the transformation of sedimentary strata, in part very recent; and that there is no well defined line to be drawn between neptunian and volcanic rocks, since they pass into each other,...