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...years ago, or we should have more underground heat than we actually have, nor more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least...conclusions were announced twenty-seven years ago and were repnblished without modification in 1883. Recently, also, Professor Tait, reasoning from the same basis,...

...years ago, or we should have more underground heat than we actually have, nor more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least...underground increment of temperature. That is to say, I conclnde that Leibnitz's epoch of emergence of the consistentior status was probably between those...

...years ago, or we should have more underground heat than we actually have, mr more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least observed underground increment of U'mperaturv That is to say, I conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of " euiergenct of the consistentior status...

...a high value and the winter solstice in perihelion, we actually have, — nor more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least...conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of ' emergence ' of the ' coneistentur status ' was probably within these dates,"* III. THE GLACIAL PERIOD IN THE SOUTHERN...

...a high value and the winter solstice in perihelion, we actually have, — nor more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least...conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of ' emergence ' of the ' consistcntur status ' was probably within these dates."* III. THE GLACIAL PERIOD IN THE SOUTHERN...

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...years ago, or we should have more underground heat than we actually have, nor more than 400,000,000 years ago. or we should not have so much as the least...consistentior status was probably between those dates. (I.) The mathematical theory on which these estimates are founded is very simple, being, in fact, merely...

...years ago, or we should have more underground heat than we actually have, — nor more than 400,000,000 years ago, or we should not have so much as the least...conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of ' emergence ' of the ' consistentur status' was probably within these dates."* * Trans. Roy. Soc. of Edinburgh, voL xxiii.,...

...have attempted to make; but I think we may with much probability say that the consolidation can not have taken place less than twenty million years ago,...conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of emergence of the consislentior status was probably between those dates." These conclusions were announced twenty-seven...