AAbbeville, Peat of,294.Acadian Group,38.Advent of Man,286.Agassiz on Synthetic Types,181.Ammonitidæ,221.Amphibians of the Coal Period,144.Andrews on the Post-pliocene,293.Anthracosaurus,145.Anticosti Formation,61.Antiquity of Man,292.Archæocyathus,47.Archebiosis,327.Arenicolites,46.Asterolepis,98.BBaculites,222.Bala Limestone,59.Baphetes,145.Barrande on Primordial,49.Bastian on Lower forms of Life,327.Beatricea,65.Belemnites,223.Bigsby on Silurian Fauna,75;onPrimordial Life,52.Billings on Archæocyathus,46;onFeet of Trilobites,44.Binney on Stigmaria,127.Biology as a term,327.Boulder Clay,268.Brachiopods, or Lamp-shells,89.Breccia of Caverns,304.Brown, Mr. K., on Stigmaria,127.CCalamites,104,129,173.Calcaire Grossier,247.Cambrian Age,36;namedefined,49.Caradoc Rocks,60.Carbonic Acid in Atmosphere,123.Carboniferous Age,109;LandSnails of the,138;Crustaceansof the,154;Insectsof the,135;Coralsof the,153;Plantsof the,120;Fishesof the,157;Footprintsin the,143;Geographyof the,110;Reptilesof the,143.Carpenter on Cretaceous Sea,230.Carruthers on Graptolites,72.Cave Earth,305.Cavern Deposits,304.Cephalaspis,97.Cephalopods of Silurian,69.Ceteosaurus,204;Foraminiferain the,227.Chalk, Nature of,227.Chaos,2.Climactichnites,45.Coal, Origin of,116;ofthe Mesozoic,201.Colours of Rocks,110.Continental Plateaus,57.Continents, their Origin,13.Conulus Prisons,139.Cope on Dinosaurs,202;onPterodactyl,206;onMososaurus,217;onCaverns,303.Corals of the Silurian,63;agencyof, in forming Limestone,63,89;ofthe Devonian,89;ofthe Carboniferous,153.Corniferous Limestone,96.Coryphodon,244.Creation, Unity of,33;notby Evolution,33;lawsof,78,150;statementof as a theory,340;requirementsof,343;howtreated by Evolutionists,339;definitionand explanation of,340;itsprobable conditions,352.Creator, evidence of a personal,344,Cretaceous Period,192,231;Seaof the,230.Crinoids of the Silurian,68.Croll on the Post-pliocene,262.Crusiana,45.Crustaceans of the Primordial,42;ofthe Silurian,71;ofthe Mesozoic,225.Crust of the Earth,5;Foldingof,165.Cuvier on Tertiary Mammals,249.Cystideans,69.DDana on Geological Periods,175.Darwin, Nature of his Theory,327;hisaccount of the Origin of Man,337;hisstatement of Descent of Man,337.Davidson on Brachiopods,169.Dawkins on Post-glacial Mammals,300.Delaunay on Solidity of the Earth,6.Deluge, the,290.Devonian, or Brian Age,81;PhysicalCondition of,82;TabularView of,85;Coralsof the,89;Fishesof the,96;Plantsof the,102;Geographyof the,82;Insectsof the,107.Dinichthys,99.Dinosaurs,202.Dromatherium,208.Dudley, Fossils of,69.EEarth, its earliest state,9;Crustof the,5;foldingof,165;gaseousstate of,9.Edenic state of Man,310,376.Edwards, Milne, on Devonian Corals,89.Elasmosaurus,214.Elephants, Fossil,254,300.Elevation and Subsidence,13,29,83,165.Enaliosaurs,213.“Engis” Skull, its characters,357.Eocene Seas,241;Foraminiferaof the,241;Mammalsof the,247;Plantsof the,238;Footprintsin the,299.Eophyton,42.Eosaurus,145,Eozoic Period,17.Eozoon Bavaricum,38.Eozoon Canadense,20,24.Erian, or Devonian,81;Reasonof the Name,84;Tableof Erian Formations,85;Coralsof the,89;Fishesof the,96;Plantsof the,102.Eskers or Kames,286.Etheridge on Devonian,85.Eurypterus,71,115.Evolution as applied to Eozoon,33;PrimordialAnimals,55;SilurianAnimals,77;Trilobites,94,155;Reptiles,150;Man,319;ItsCharacter as a Theory,320;ItsDifficulties,322;Its“Fall of Man,”382,FFalconer on Indian Miocene,252.Favosites,91.Ferns of the Devonian,96;ofthe Carboniferous,120.Fishes, Ganoid,99;ofthe Silurian,74;ofthe Devonian,96;ofthe Carboniferous,157.Flora of the Silurian,76;ofthe Devonian,102;ofthe Carboniferous,120;ofthe Permian,172;ofthe Mesozoic,199;ofthe Eocene,238;ofthe Miocene,259.Footprints in the Carboniferous,143;inthe Trias,203;inthe Eocene,297.Foraminifera, Nature of,24;Laurentian,25;ofthe Chalk,227;ofthe Tertiary,241.Forbes on Post-glacial Land,288.Forests of the Devonian,102;ofthe Carboniferous,120.GGanoid Fishes,96,99.Gaseous state of the Earth,9.Genesis, Book of, its account of Chaos,2;ofCreation of Land,13;ofPalæozoic Animals,187;ofCreation of Reptiles,150;ofCreation of Mammals,234,298;ofthe Deluge,290;ofCreation of Man,379;ofEden,379.Genesis of the Earth,1.Geography of the Silurian,57;ofthe Devonian,82;ofthe Carboniferous,110;ofthe Permian,163.Geological Periods,175,195.Glacial Period,267,278.Glauconite,229.Glyptoerinus,88.Graptolites,72.Greenland, Miocene Flora of,260.Greensand,229.Gümbel on Bavarian Eozoon,37.HHadrosaurus,202.Hall on Graptolites,72;Harlech Beds,38.Heer on Tertiary Plants,261.Helderberg Rocks,62.Hercynian Schists,37.Heterogenesis,327.Hicks on Primordial Fossils,38.Hilgard on Mississippi Delta,296.Hippopotamus, Fossil,300.Histioderma,46.Hopkins on Solidity of the Earth,6.Hudson River Group,60.Hull on Geological Periods,186.Hunt, Dr. T. S., on Volcanic Action,7;onChemistry of Primeval Earth,11;onLingulæ,41.Huronian Formation,36.Huxley on Coal,132;onCarboniferous Reptiles,145;onDinosaurs,202;onPaley’s Argument from Design,348;onGood and Evil,349;onIntuitive and Rational Actions,391;ontendency of Evolutionist views,348.Hylonomus,148.IIce-action in Permian,168;inPost-pliocene,270.Ichthyosaurus,213.Iguanodon,202.Insects, Devonian,107;Carboniferous,135.Intelligence of Animals, Nature of,328.JJurassic, subdivisions of,190.KKames,286.Kaup on Dinotherium,251.Kent’s Cavern,304.King-crabs of Carboniferous,154.King on Carboniferous Reptiles,143.LLabyrinthodon,201,Lælaps,203.Lamp-shells,40.Land-snails of Carboniferous,138.La Place’s Nebular Theory,7.Laurentian Rocks,18;Lifein the,23;Plantsof the,32.Lepidodendron,103,106,127.Leptophleum,104.Limestone Corniferous,96;Nummulitic,241;Milioline,243;Silurian,64;Originof,27,63,89.Limulus,154.Lingulæ,39.Lingula Flags,38.Logan, Sir W., on Laurentian Rocks,18;onReptilian Footprints,143.London Clay,247.Longmynd Rocks,38,47.Lower Helderberg Group,62.Ludlow Group,62.Lyell, Sir C., on Devonian Limestone,89;onWealden,191;onClassification of the Tertiary,238.MMachairodus,250.Magnesian Limestones,166.Mammals of the Mesozoic,208;ofthe Eocene,247;ofthe Miocene,250;ofthe Pliocene,256;ofthe Post-glacial,300.Man, Advent of,286.Man, Antiquity of,292;Historyof, according to Theory of Creation,377;accordingto Evolution,381;widelydifferent from Apes,360;anew type,365;Primitive, not a Savage,367;hisSpiritual Nature,384,370,387;Localityof his Origin,373;Primeval, according to Creation,377;accordingto Evolution,381.Mayhill Sandstone,60.Medina Sandstone,60.Megalosaurus,203.Menevian Formation,38.Mesozoic Ages,188;subdivisionsof,189;Floraof,199;Coalof,201;Crustaceansof the,225;Reptilesof the,201,212.Metalliferous Rocks,167.Metamorphism,21.Microlestes,208.Milioline Limestones,243.Miller on Old Bed Sandstone,86.Millipedes, Fossil,136.Miocene Plants,260;Climate,264;Mammalsof,250.Mississippi, Delta of the,296.Modern Period,283.Mosasaurus,206.Morse on Lingula,39.Murchison on the Silurian,56.NNebular Theory,7.Neolithic Age,284.Neozoic Ages,236;divisionsof,239.Newberry on Dinichthys,99.Nicholson on Graptolites,72,Nummulitic Limestones,241.OOldhamia,45.Old Bed Sandstone,86.Oneida Conglomerate.69.Orthoceratites,69,154.Oscillations of Continents,179.Owen on Dinosaurs,202;onMarsupials,209.PPalæolithic Age,284,289.Palæophis,245.Palæozoic Life,181;diagramof,186.Paley on Design in Nature; his illustration of the watch,349.Peat of Abbeville,294.Pengelly on Kent’s Hole,304.Pentremites,153.Periods, Geological,195,175.Permian Age,160;Geographyof the,163;Ice-action in the,168;Plants of the,172;Reptilesof the,172.Phillips on Dawn of Life,30;onCeteosaurus,204.Pictet on Post-pliocene Mammals,256;onPost-glacial Animals,357.Pictures of Primeval Man,376.Pierce on Diminution of Earth’s Rotation,165.Pines of the Devonian,105;ofthe Carboniferous,131;ofthe Permian,173.Placoid Fishes,96.Plants of the Laurentian,32;ofthe Silurian,76;ofthe Devonian,102;ofthe Carboniferous,124;ofthe Permian,172;ofthe Mesozoic,199;ofthe Tertiary258;classificationof,122.Plateaus, Continental,57.Plesiosaurus,215.Pliocene, Climate of,266;Mammalsof,256.Pliosaurus,215.Pluvial Period,287.Post-glacial Age,283,292.Post-pliocene Period,274;cold,278;Ice-action in the,270;Subsidence,279;Elevation,284;Shells, evidence of, against Derivation,358;Mammals, evidence of, against Derivation,357.Potsdam Sandstone,38.Prestwich on St. Acheul,294.Primordial Age,36;Crustaceanof the,42.Protichnites,45.Protorosaurus,172.Prototaxites,76.Psilophyton,76,103.Pteraspis,76.Pterichthys,98.Pterodactyls,206.Pterygotus,93.Pupa vetusta,139.QQuebec Group,60.RRain-marks,47.Ramsay on Permian,168.Red Sandstones, their Origin,110,166.Reptiles of the Carboniferous,143;ofthe Permian,172;ofthe Mesozoic,201,212.Rhinoceros, Fossil,300.Rocks, Colours of,110.Rotation of the Earth, its Gradual Diminution,165.SSalter on Fossil Crustacea,155.Sedgwick on Cambrian,56,75.Seeley on Pterodactyls,206.Shrinkage-cracks,47.Sigillaria,104,124.Silurian Ages,56;Cephalopodaof the,69;Coralsof the,63;Crinoidsof the68;Crustaceansof the,71;Fishesof the,74;Plantsof the,76.Siluro-Cambrian, use of the term,56.Slaty Structure,48.Solidity of the Earth,6.Somme, R., Gravels of,292.Species, Nature of the,327;howCreated,352.Spencer, his Exposition of Evolution,321,331.Spiritual Nature of Man,384,370,387.Spore-cases in Coals and Shales,106.Stalagmite of Caves,305.Striated Rock-surfaces,269.Stumps, Fossil of Carboniferous,140.Synthetic Types,181.TTable of Devonian Rocks,85;ofPalæozoic Ages,187;ofMesozoic Ages,234;ofNeozoic Ages,298;ofPost-pliocene,276.Temperature of Interior of the Earth,4.Tertiary Period,236;Mammalsof,247,250,256;classificationof its Rocks,238.Thomson, Sir W., on Solidity of the Earth,6.Time, Geological Divisions of,175.Tinière, Cone of,293.Trenton Limestone,59,63.Trias, Divisions of,189;Footprintsin the,203.Trilobites,43,94,154;Feetof,43.Turtles of Mesozoic,218.Tylor on Pluvial Period,287.Tyndall on Carbonic Acid in Atmosphere,123.UUniformitarianism in Geology,8.Utica Shale,60.VVolcanic Action,7;ofCambrian Age,36;ofSilurian Age,62;ofDevonian Age, 81,83.Von Dechen on Reptiles of Carboniferous,143,145.Von Meyer on Dinosaurs,202.WWalchia,173.Wallace, his views on Inapplicability of Natural Selection to Man,368.Wealden,191.Wenlock Group,62.Williamsonia gigas,200.Williamson on Calamites,181.Woodward on Pterygotus,93.ZZaphrentis92.
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