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Elements of Chemical and Physical Geology
that the pseudomorphic, as well as the petrifactive changes, have been effected
in the wet way. If these substances could replace by this means the substance of
organic remains, they could likewise replace or alter, by the same means, the ...
2
Principles of Medicine: An Elementary View of the Causes, ...
This petrifactive transformation recalls to mind what has been spoken of in
relation to cacoplastic depositions in the coats of arteries, and on serous
membranes (§ 544, 553,) and as constituting the structural alteration that is
erroneously called ...
Charles James Blasius Williams, 1864
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Methodist Magazine for ...
Had these been collected into one heap, and afterwards consolidated by
petrifactive matter, they would undoubtedly have occupied a very considerable
space. What then, must have been the case, when every man, nay every other
terrestrial ...
John Wesley, George Story
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
The examination of fossil woods shows, that after they are filled up by the various
petrifactive media (carbonate of lime, silica, the various forms of oxides of iron
and copper, cinnabar, baryta, gypsum, lead- glance and clay), in by far the
greater ...
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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
The examination of fossil woods shows, that after they are filled up by the various
petrifactive media (carbonate of lime, silica, the various forms of oxides of iron
and copper, cinnabar, baryta, gypsum, leadglance and clay), in by far the greater
...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
... spicule of large size, which may represent the Esperiadae, its usual
companions (viz. the anchorates) being assumed to have been too small to have
survived the trituration of the deposit, or the solvent effect of the petrifactive
process. Figs.
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Mineralogia Cornubiensis; a Treatise on Minerals, Mines and ...
... probably, incrustates and fills up those very minute sissures, with a petrifactive
gluten,_ if it is at all charged with such principles ; and we have neither theory or
reason to dissent from that opinion, as we think it must partake of every principle
...
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Sketches of the Elements of Natural Philosophy: Accompanied ...
This difference is easily accounted for 'by adverting to the fact, that it depends
wholly upon the petrifactive or non-petrifactive properties of the stratum in which
these remains are imbedded. Those found in gypsum or calc-tuff beds, are ...
John Linnaeus Edward Whitridge Shecut, 1826
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Lectures and discourses of earthquakes and subterraneous ...
Sixthly, That those Shells so silled and inclosed, as above faid, are according to
the differing Nature of the Petrifactive Liquor or Juice: sometimes also Petrify'd
retaining still the fame Figure they were of when the Petrifactive Juice began to ...
Robert Hooke, Arthur Percival Rossiter, Richard Waller, 1978
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The biblical geography of Asia Minor, Phoenicia, and Arabia
Strabo observes, that the petrifactive properties of this fountain are so powerful,
that when its stream is introduced into a channel, it produces a stony substance,
which gradually chokes up the course. On a plain surface, it forms excavations, ...
Ern. Frid. Car Rosenmüller, 1841
