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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 24 (June 1909) (1909)

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eography, and which is a notable eration. More recently, however, Mr. J. W. Gregory ment. Asia tapers off in the peninsula of India and one, consists in the antipodal relation of land and has recalled attention to this view in a paper read in the Malaysian peninsula and islands, etc. Aus- water;.… … With the exception of the land lying in the Antarc- the center of the earth from points on the tic Ocean, we have thus accounted for nearly all the Fig. 5.—Europe as it is. coasts of land surfaces. prominent protuberances of the lithosphere. That is t<9 say, almost the whole of the prominences may…

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