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depth in AEgean Sea, 649. ----, on migration of mollusca, 651. ----, cited, 703. Forbes, Prof. J. D., on glacier motion, 224. ----, on rate of flowing of lava, 378, 400. ----, on temple of Serapis, 515, 517. Forchhammer, Dr., on boulders drifted by ice, 231. ----, on peat, 719. Forests, influence of, 712, 713, 715. ----, sites of, now covered by peat, 720. ----, destroyed by insects, 717. ----, submarine, 303, 323, 746. Forests, submerged. In Colombia R. by landslides, 215. Forfarshire, waste of coast of, 302. ----, marl lakes of, 766, 796. Forshey, Mr., on Mississippi, 264, 271. Forster, Mr., on coral reefs, 778. Forsyth on climate of Italy, 395. Fortis cited, 42. ----, views of Arduino confirmed by, 48. ----, and Testa on fossil fish, 44. Fort William, near Calcutta, artesian well, 280. Fossiliferous formations, breaks in the series, 180. Fossilization of organic remains on emerged land, 718, 775. ----, in peat mosses, 722. ----, In caves and fissures, 732. ----, in alluvium and landslips, 730. ----, in volcanic formations on land, 349, 728. ----, in subaqueous deposits, 742, 753. ----, in marl lakes, 752. Fossils, early speculations concerning their nature, 19, 24 to 27. ----, distinctness of secondary and tertiary, 119. ----, mammiferous of tertiary eras, 137, 140. ----, why distinct in successive groups, 190. ----, _See_ Organic Remains. Fossil trees, upright position of some, 91. Fourier, Baron, on temperature of spaces surrounding our atmosphere, 108. ----, on central heat, 127. ----, on radiation of heat, 127. Fox, Mr., on heat in mines, 538. ----, on electric currents in the earth, 543. France, waste of coast of, 324. ----, caves of, 737. Franconia, caves of, 736. Franklin, on a whirlwind in Maryland, 619. Fremont, Capt., on submerged forests in Columbia, 270. Freshwater plants and animals fossilized, 766, 768. ----, strata in Cashmere, 762. Freyberg, school at, 46, 52. Fries, on dispersion of cryptogamic plants, 620. Fringing reef, nature and origin of, 785. ----, upraised, 794. Fuchsel, opinions of, 1762, 43. Funchal. rise of sea at, during earthquake, 496. Fundy, Bay of, wave called the "bore" in, 332. G. _Gaillonella ferruginea_, 722. Galapagos, peculiar character of the fauna of 139, 635, 643. ----, islan
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