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On the Discovery of an
Ossiferous Cavern of Pliocene Age at ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
William Boyd Dawkins, 2012
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Palæontological Memoirs and Notes of the Late Hugh Falconer: ...
ON THE OSSIFEROUS GROTTA DI MACCAGNONE, NEAR PALERMO.' Dn.
FALGONEB. first described the physical geography of that port-ion of the north
coast of Sicily in which the ossiferous caves abound, namely between Termini on
the ...
Hugh Falconer, Charles Murchison, 1868
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Rudiments of Geology: For Use in Schools and for Private ...
OSSIFEROUS SANDS AND GRAVEL. 257. Next in point of antiquity to, if not
contemporaneous with, the clays and boulders of the preceding group, may be
ranked those ossiferous sands and gravels found scattered at intervals over the ...
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Palaeontological Memoirs and Notes of the late Hugh ...
Dk. Falconeb first described the physical geography of that portion of the north
coast of Sicily in which the ossiferous caves abound, namely between Termini on
the east and Tra- pani on the west. The geological structure of the tract has been
...
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The Geological Observer
With regard to several mammals, the remains of which are discovered in
ossiferous caves, we feel. disturbance of the ossiferous ground observed, the
ivory being then in a sufficiently hard and tough state to be so worked. Charcoal
and pieces ...
Henry Thomas De La Beche, 1853
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Handbook of Geological Terms and Geology
Ossiferous (Lat. 03, a. bone, and fero, I yield).-—Containing or yielding bones or
fragments of bones, as many of the Post-tertiary sands and gravels. Thus we
have ossiferous gravels, ossiferous marls, ossiferous caverns, 8w. ' Ossfl'erons ...
David PAGE (F.G.S.), 1865
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Dictionary of geology and mineralogy: comprising such terms ...
Ossiferous. (from os, a bone, and fero, to produce, to bear, or contain, Lat.)
Yielding bones or fragments of bones ; containing bones. Thus we have
ossiferous gravel, ossiferous clay, ossiferous strata, ossiferous caves, &c. &c.
Large portions of ...
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Transactions Of The Geological Society
This period may be contemporaneous with, or immediately subsequent to, that of
the occupation of the ossiferous caves ; and in the latter case it would be
synchronous with that inundation which seems to be requisite to account for all
the ...
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How to observe: geology
They are sometimes connected with ossiferous caverns. a. An observer after
entering a cavern may again return from it without the slightest suspicion that it is
ossiferous, and yet the cave contain the abundant remains of animals. Many in
our ...
Henry Thomas De La Beche, 1836
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Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon and West Somerset
The Oreston ossiferous fissures have at difierent times been laid open during the
excavations there made, chiefly to furnish blocks of rock for the breakwater at
Plymouth. The first were observed by Mr. Whidbey in 1817, and again in I820.
Henry Thomas De La Beche, 1839
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In Ukraine, Bones of War Dead Re-emerge to Stir Political Passions
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Classical Lost And Found: Symphonic Sensations From Saint-Saens
A screeching violin, ossiferous xylophone and Dies Irae-related themes make it easy to picture nocturnal spirits of the dead cavorting about in ... «NPR, Sep 12»
