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Page 20 - ... limestone was laid down. * 7) The limestones and older rocks were then uplifted, folded, faulted, and eroded. 8) A period of volcanic activity followed, during which andesitic flows and ash buried the eroded sediments. 9) A period of erosion followed. 10) The eroded hills of andesite were submerged along the edge of the island and a series of coastal sediments was deposited. 11) The island was then differentially uplifted and eroded. 12) Post-Glacial outbursts of volcanic activity built up the...
Page 159 - Linn, the tracheids everywhere increase from within outwards, throughout a number of annual rings, until they have attained a definite size, which then remains constant for the following annual rings. Shepard and Bailey (1914) and subsequently Miss Gerry (1915) and Lee and Smith (1916) have shown that Sanio's law is not applicable to conifers in general. In Pinus Strobus Linn., P.