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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 21 (November 1899) (1899)

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fe carpments, from a few feet to several hundred in the exact sequence and relations of the different hori- of Patagonia dates from the publication in the early zons, and of securing all data possible which might height, encountered at successive altitudes as one pro- forties of the reports of Owen… … world. Many of the peaks attain an altitude of over Tehnelche Man, Squaw, and Child. 10,000 feet, quite sufficient at this latitude to precipi- of the institution tate most of the moisture in the atmosphere as it is came most essential lections of fossil vertebrates and invertebrates made in forced…

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