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Rennell, Phil. Trans. 1781. [370] Trans. of the Asiatic Society, vol. vii. p. 14. [371] Cuvier referred the true crocodiles of the Ganges to a single species, _C. biporcatus_. But I learn from Dr. Falconer that there are three well-marked species, _C. biporcatus_, _C. palustris_, and _C. bombifrons_. _C. bombifrons_ occurs in the northern branches of the Ganges, 1000 miles from Calcutta; _C. biporcatus_ appears to be confined to the estuary; and _C. palustris_, to range from the estuary to the central parts of Bengal. The garial is found along with _C. bombifrons_ in the north, and descends to the region of _C. biporcatus_ in the estuary. [372] See below, ch. 22 and 29. [373] Second Visit to the United States, vol. ii. p. 145. [374] Asiatic Researches, vol. xvii. p. 466. [375] Lyell's Second Visit to the United States, vol. ii. chap. 34. [376] See Manual of Geology by the Author. [377] See p. 13. [378] Geog. of Herod, vol ii. p. 331. [379] Ibid. p. 328. [380] Romme, Vents et Courans, vol. ii. p. 2. Rev. F. Fallows, Quart. Journ. of Science, March, 1829. [381] The heights of these tides were given me by the late Captain Hewett, R. N. [382] On the authority of Admiral Sir F. Beaufort, R. N. [383] Consult the map of Currents by Capt. F. Beechy, R. N., Admiralty Manual, 1849, London. [384] Rennell on Currents, p. 58. [385] Rennell on the Channel current. [386] An. du Bureau des Long. 1836. [387] Second Parliamentary Report on Steam Communication with India, July, 1851. [388] Phil. Trans. 1830, p. 59. [389] See Capt. B. Hall, On Theory of Trade Winds, Fragments of Voy. second series, vol. i., and Appendix to Daniell's Meteorology. [390] Treatise on Astronomy, chap. 3. [391] Descrip. of Shetland Islands, p. 527, Edin. 1822, to which work I am indebted for the following representations of rocks in the Shetland Isles. [392] Dr. Hibbert, from MSS. of Rev. George Low, of Fetlar. [393] Hibbert, p. 528. [394] Hibbert, p. 519. [395] Account of Erection of Bell Rock Lighthouse, p. 163. [396] Ed. Phil. Journ. vol. iii. p. 54, 1820. [397] Quart. Journ. of Sci. &c., No. xiii. _N. S._ March, 1830. [398] Buist, Quart. Journ. of Agricult., No. xlv. p. 34, June,
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