...plants constitute its Flora. The term is derived from the Fauni, or rural deities, in Roman Mythology. Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, etc. Felspar. A simple mineral, which, next to quartz, constitutes the chief material of rocks. Felspathie....

...in shells in Touraine, which resemble in lithological characters the " Crag" of Norfolk and Suffolk. FAULT, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...by a crack or fissure, varying in width from a mere lino to several feet, Fig. 99. which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, &c. The strata, a,...

...lithologicol characters the " Crag" of Norfolk and Suffolk. FAULT, in the language of miners, is tl;o sudden interruption of the continuity of strata in...varying in width from a mere line to several feet, F|e- *»• which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, Ac. The strata, a, 6, f, &••., tm.Jt...

...used in geological language, ' Principles of Geology.' ninth edition. 1Я~)3, (Glossary) p. 80."). " Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...varying in width from a mere line to several feet." It is clear that the signification of the term " fault," as applied to the moon, cannot bo of precisely...

...as used in geological language, ' Principles of Geology,' ninth edition, 185У, (Glossary) p. 805. " Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...accompanied by a crack or fissure varying in width from a mero line to several feet." It is clear that the signification of the term " fault," as applied to...

...a shell which may be seen by looking In at the aperture. Faucette Voice. V. Falsetto. Fault. Geol. The sudden interruption of the continuity of strata...several feet, which is generally filled with broken stones, clay, &c. Fauna. (L. Fauni, gods of the fields). Л word signifying all the animals peculiar...

...both by rivers and the tides of the sea. Thus we have the Estuaries of the Thames, Severn, Tay, &c. Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, &c. Feltpar. — A simple mineral, which, next to Quartz, constitutes the chief material of rocks. The...

...both by rivers and the tides of the sea. Thus we have the Estuaries of the Thames, Severn, Tay, &c. Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...by a crack or fissure varying in width from a mere lino to several feet, which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, «fee. Felspar. — Л simple...

...both by rivers and tho tides of the sea. Thus we have the Estuaries of the Thames, Severn, Tay, &c. fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...accompanied by a crack or fissure varying in width from a raere line to several feet, which is generally filled with broken stone, clay, &c. 740 chief material...

...both by river» and the tides of the sea. Thus we have the Estuaries of the Thames, Severn, Tay, &c. Fault, in the language of miners, is the sudden interruption...continuity of strata in the same plane, accompanied by a erack or fissure varying in width from a mere line to several feet, which is generally filled with...