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THE ORIGIN OF CONTINENTS AND OCEANS
  1. Cayeux, L., 20
  2. Cedar Berge, 44
  3. Celebes, 69
  4. Cestodæ, 87
  5. Ceylon, 4, 86
  6. Chalk, 20
  7. Chemnitz, coal, 105
  8. Chestnut, 92
  9. Chihli, coal, 104
  10. China, coal, 104
  11. Clairaut, 202
  12. Clarke, 148
  13. Climate, evidences of, 90–111
  14. Cloos, H., 99, 136
  15. Coal, 91, 101–6
  16. Coast, types of, 188
  17. Coats Land, 70
  18. Coefficient of expansion of rocks, 12
  19. — of viscosity, 128
  20. Colberg, L., 8, 94–5
  21. Coleman, A. P., 47
  22. Compensation, 36, 161
  23. —, depth of, 36
  24. Compression, amount of, 12, 157
  25. Congo Channel, 178
  26. Continental blocks, 1–4, 15, 32, 36–7, 143, 146–8, 170–7, 195–6
  27. — margin, 173–89
  28. Contour statistics, 28
  29. Contraction theory, 11
  30. Copeland, 115
  31. Corals, 91, 106
  32. Cordilleras, Australian, 65
  33. —, Graham Land, 70
  34. Cretaceous, 2–3, 18, 45, 51, 66, 74–80, 92, 109–10
  35. Critical pressure of water, 138
  36. Cross, Whitman, 38
  37. Currents in Sima, 141–5
  38. Czuchov, borehole, 134
  39. Dacqué, E., 20, 55, 94, 96, 113
    Damaraland, 46
  40. Dana, J. D., 11
  41. Danmarkshafen, 115
  42. Darling Range, 65
  43. Darwin, G. H., 9
  44. Davis, W. M., 94
  45. Dawson, Sir W., 80
  46. Day, A. L., 134
  47. Deccan, basalt sheets of, 63
  48. Deep-sea basins, origin of, 150
  49. — sand, 61
  50. — sediments, 140
  51. Depth of compensation, 36
  52. — of oceans, 139–41
  53. Devonian, 43, 52, 54, 57–8, 74–8, 87, 107–10, 124–5
  54. Diabase, 134
  55. Diamonds, 46, 62
  56. Didelphyidæ, 87
  57. Diener, C., 19, 74, 78, 82, 88
  58. Dingo, 88
  59. Displacement, amount of, 114
  60. Displacing forces, 190–205
  61. Doelter, C., 134, 136
  62. Dolerite, 46
  63. Drakensberg, 47
  64. Drake Straits, 71, 76
  65. Dredged samples, 35
  66. Drowned river-valleys (?), 177–8
  67. Drude, O., 84
  68. Drygalski, E., 61
  69. Dutton, 23
  70. Dwyka, see Permo-Carboniferous glaciation
  71. Ear-seals, 78
    Earth, cause of heat of, 13
  72. —, figure of, 202
  73. —, magnetism of, 32
  74. —, section through, 148
  75. Ear-seals, temperatures in the, 13, 134—6
  76. Earth-worms, 78—9, 81, 86—7, 91
  77. Earthquake waves, velocity of, 33—5, 128
  78. East Africa, rift-valleys, 64, 166—172
  79. East Antarctica, 74, 188
  80. Easton, W., 68—9
  81. Ecca Beds, 4
  82. Echelon, folds in, 165—6, 100
  83. Echidna, 87
  84. Eckhardt, 94, 151
  85. Elm, 92
  86. England, coal, 80
  87. Engler, 83
  88. Eocene, map of world in, 6—7, and see Tertiary
  89. Eötvös, 194
  90. Epilophic sediments, 140
  91. Epochs, age of geological, 112—3
  92. Epstein, P. S., 196—7
  93. Equilibrium in crust, 22, and see Isostasy
  94. Erongo granite, 46
  95. Erosion, 161
  96. Euler, 122, 128
  97. Europe-North America bridge, 18, 74—82
  98. Evans, Sir J., 8, 94
  99. —, J. W., vii—xii, 50
  100. Expansion of rocks, coefficient of, 12
  101. — theory of mountains, 157—8
  102. Falkland Islands, Permo-carboniferous glaciation, 96, 101
    Faroe Islands, 57
  103. Faye, 23
  104. Fernando Po, 59
  105. Ferns, tree-, 92, 101—2; climbing, 102
  106. Festoons of islands, 3—4, 143, 155, 178—84, 192
  107. Fiji Islands, 142—3
  108. Fiords, formation of, 177
  109. Fir trees, 92
  110. Fisher, O., 23
  111. Flattening at poles, 123—4
  112. Flat-worms, 86
  113. Florida, 4, 192
  114. Flows of sima, 141—5
  115. Fluidity, 129—34
  116. Folded Mountains, absence of in deep sea, 40
  117. Folds, 12, 107, 157—66
  118. — in echelon, 165—6, 180
  119. Forces, displacing, 190—205
  120. Foredeep, 162
  121. Fosse de Cap Breton, 178
  122. Fram, 173
  123. Frech, F., 75, 102, 104
  124. Frequency of different levels, 28—31
  125. Friedlaender, J., 33, 135
  126. Fritz, 75
  127. Fundamental Complex (South-west Africa), 45
  128. Fusion of granite, 136
  129. Gagel C., 52, 69, 175
    Galle, 117
  130. Gangamopteris, 99
  131. Garden-snails, 81
  132. Gauss, 30
  133. Gauszberg, 70
  134. Geer, G. de, 22, 112—13
  135. Geiger, L., 128
  136. Gentil, L., 51
  137. Geographical homologies, 9
  138. Geological arguments, 42—72
  139. Geophysical arguments, 28—41
  140. Geoplanidæ, 86
  141. Geosynclinals, 154, 164
  142. Geothermal gradient, 33, 134—7
  143. Germany, alteration of latitude of, 109
  144. Gerth, H., 99, 107
  145. Gilbert, G. K., 38
  146. Ginkgo, 92
  147. Glacial Period, 18, 55, 109—13
  148. Glaciers, movement of, 132
  149. Glossopteris flora, 82, 85, 98—101