...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...brought directly and constantly to my attention." (Preface.) »Corals ¡mil (oral Islands. By James D. Dana, LL.L). New York. Dodd A Mewl, 1872. Svo,...

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...over the Pacific brought directly and constantly to ray attention." (Preface.) * Corals nncl Coral Islands. By James I). Dana, LL.D. New York. Dodd * Mead....

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusi<Jns on other points, which we had independently reached, •were' for the most part...brought directly and constantly to my attention." (Preface.) The chapters treat of "Corals and Coral Makers ;" the- "Structure of Coral Reel's ami Islands...

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...range of travel over the Pacific brought directly and constautly to my attention." (Preface.) The chapters treat of "Corals and Coral Makers;" the "Structure...

...The conclusions arrived at by both authors were in many respects identical. Prof. Dana remarks : " The principal points of difference relate to the reason...brought directly and constantly to my attention." One-third of the book is taken up with an instructive history of the corals and their organizers, with...

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...level, and the distribution of the oceanic regions of »1_ 1 elevation and subsidence — topies which a wide range of travel over the Pacific brought directly...

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...brought directly and constantly to my attention." Darwin's gratified reception of Dana's Geology of the Expedition is thus mentioned in his memoirs,...

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most p^art...Pacific brought directly and constantly to my attention. on Coral Reefs and Islands has been greatly extended by the addition of facts from numerous sources....

...on the subject was already in manuscript. It showed that the conclusions on other points, which we had independently reached, were for the most part...distribution of the oceanic regions of elevation and subsidence—topics which a wide range of travel over the Pacific brought directly and constantly to...