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THE ORIGIN OF CONTINENTS AND OCEANS
  1. Lissner, H., 159
  2. Löffelholz von Colberg, 8, 94–5
  3. Lombok, 88
  4. Longitude, difference Europe-North America, 117–18
  5. — — Greenland-Europe, 114–7
  6. Loukaschewitsch, 130
  7. Lower Nubian Sandstone, 108
  8. Lozinski, W., 155
  9. Lüderitzland, 46
  10. Lugeon, M., 12
  11. Lyell, C., 16, 21
  12. Macassar, Straits of, 88
    Madagascar, 18, 62–4, 86, 142, 188
  13. Madeira, 52
  14. Magma reservoirs, 153
  15. Magnetism, 32–3
  16. Magnolia, 92
  17. Malacca, 64
  18. Malmesbury System, 45
  19. Manatus, 83–4
  20. Manchuria, coal, 104
  21. Maorian mountains chains, 66
  22. Maple, 92
  23. Marginal chains, movements, 184–6
  24. Marshall Islands, 179
  25. Marsupials, 86
  26. Mass-defect, 160
  27. Massowa, 168
  28. Matsap Beds, 47
  29. Matthew, W. D., 75
  30. Matto Grosso Province, 46
  31. Maxwell, J. C., 132–3
  32. Meissner, O., 188
  33. Melting-point of rocks, 134–7
  34. Melville Island, plant remains, 104
  35. Mendoza Province, 43
  36. Meridional rifts, 172, 193
  37. Mesosauridæ, 82, 107
  38. Meyer, O. E., 167
  39. Michael, 134
  40. Michaelson, W., 78–9, 86
  41. Mid-Atlantic, submarine bank, 61
  42. Milaggo, 139
  43. Milankovitch, 112
  44. Milan observatory, 118
  45. Minas Geraes Province, 45
  46. — Series, 45
  47. Miocene, see Tertiary
  48. Mohn, 24
  49. Molengraaff, G. A. F., 67–9
  50. Mönch tunnel, 134
  51. Mongolia, 63
  52. Monotremata, 86
  53. Moraines, terminal, 55
  54. Moscow, coal, 105
  55. Mountain-building, 3, 12, 157–8, 197, 199
  56. Mountain peaks, common level in Alps, 130
  57. Mozambique Channel, 62
  58. Mylius-Erichsen, L., 114–5
  59. Nanshan, River, coal, 104
    Naples observatory, 118
  60. Nappes, see Sheet folding.
  61. Nathorst, A. G., 82, 94
  62. Nautilus, 78
  63. Nellore, Ghats of, 62
  64. Neumayr, M., 75, 94, 167
  65. Neunkirchen, Devonian coal, 108
  66. Neu-Pommern = New Britain, 68–9, 143–4
  67. New Britain, 68–9, 143–4
  68. Newcomb, 128
  69. Newfoundland, 2, 53, 57, 60
  70. — Bank, 42, 53, 60
  71. New Guinea, 67–9, 77, 143
  72. — —, depth chart of, 67
  73. — Hebrides, 143
  74. — York State, 57
  75. — Zealand, 66, 70, 77, 86, 111, 143
  76. Nicobar Islands, 187
  77. Nife, 146, 148
  78. Niger River, 48
  79. — —, estuary of, 59
  80. Nippoldt, A., 32
  81. North America-South America bridge, 74, 77
  82. North America, coal, 80, 105–6
  83. Norway, 57
  84. Nova Scotia, 53
  85. Nyassa, Lake, 167
  86. Oak, 92
    Oblateness of the earth, 123–4
  87. Observatories, alteration of latitude of, 118–9
  88. Obst, E., 168
  89. Ocean deeps, 144, 179, 181
  90. —, floor of, 4, 138
  91. —, — —, smoothness of, 38
  92. Oceans, depths of, 139–41
  93. —, origin of, 150–1
  94. Oldham, R. D., 94
  95. Old Red Sandstone, 57, 107
  96. Oligocene, see Tertiary
  97. Omori, F., 34
  98. Opossum, 87
  99. Orange River, 47
  100. Ordovician, 58
  101. Orleans Conglomerate, 47
  102. Ortmann, A. E., 75
  103. Osborn, H. F., 75
  104. Oscillations of poles, 122–8
  105. “Otago saddle,” 70
  106. Overfolding or sheet-folding, 12, 166
  107. Overthrusts, 12, 63, 166
  108. Pacific lavas, 140, 188; Ocean, 3, 9, 151–2
    Palæocene, see Tertiary
  109. Palæoclimatic arguments, 90–111
  110. Palæontological arguments, 73–89
  111. Palms, 90, 92
  112. Panama bridge, 74, 77
  113. Pangæa, 192
  114. Panthalassa, 149
  115. Paraguay, 46
  116. Parana Province, 46
  117. — River, 49
  118. Paris observatory, 118
  119. Paruschowitz, borehole, 134
  120. Passarge, S., 51, 107
  121. Patagonia, 51, 70
  122. Pearl-mussel, 81
  123. Peat-bogs, 101
  124. Penck, A., 21, 40, 54, 97, 111–12, 130, 149
  125. —, W., 158, 188
  126. Pendulation theory, 95
  127. Perameles, 87
  128. Perch, 81
  129. Periods of time, 112–14
  130. Peripheral magma reservoirs, 153
  131. Perlewitz, P., 144
  132. Permanence doctrine, 20–7
  133. Permian, 45, 74–9, 82, 97, 99, 105–7, 109–10, 205
  134. Permo-Carboniferous, see Karroo.
  135. — glaciation, 43–4, 47, 72, 96–9, 101
  136. Peter the Great Mountains, 63
  137. Pfeffer, G., 18, 36
  138. Pheretima, 88
  139. Pickering, W. H., 9
  140. Pilandsberg, 46
  141. Pine, 92
  142. Pitch, 132
  143. Plane tree, 92
  144. Pleistocene, see Quaternary
  145. Pliocene, see Tertiary
  146. Poços de Caldas, 46
  147. Point Arena, 186
  148. Polar flattening, 123–4
  149. Poles, displacement of, 120, 122–3, 203–5
  150. —, drift from, 3, 67, 190–1
  151. —, — —, force of, 194–9