Kapitel

Era of the old red sandstone - fishes abundant

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Digitalisierung: Freiberg TU BA

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Language: Englisch

Bibliographic citation: Chambers, Robert. - Vestiges Of The Natural History Of Creation

Published: 1845

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Kapitel

Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

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Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

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Natural sandstone formation

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

Illustration

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

Kapitel

Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

The Old Red Sandstone or new Walks in an old Field

Sandstone landforms

Abschnitt

Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

Illustration

Natural sandstone formation

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

Illustration

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

Kapitel

Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

The Old Red Sandstone or new Walks in an old Field

Sandstone landforms

Abschnitt

Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

Illustration

Natural sandstone formation

Illustration

Natural sandstone formations

Illustration

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

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Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

The Old Red Sandstone or new Walks in an old Field

Sandstone landforms

Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Natural sandstone formations

Natural sandstone formation

Natural sandstone formations

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

The Old Red Sandstone or new Walks in an old Field

Sandstone landforms

Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Natural sandstone formations

Natural sandstone formation

Natural sandstone formations

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

Era of the tertiary formation - mammalia abundant

The Old Red Sandstone or new Walks in an old Field

Sandstone landforms

Pl. [3]. Section in the Old red Sandstone at Ross

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Sand and sandstone

Natural sandstone formations

Natural sandstone formation

Natural sandstone formations

Hieroglyphics on sandstone rocks

Abundant‐core thinking clarifies exceptions to the abundant‐center distribution pattern

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