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Title: Studies in natural history
Identifier: aag1286.0009.001.umich.edu
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: University of Iowa; State University of Iowa; Making of America Project
Subjects: Natural history; Natural history
Publisher: Iowa City, Ia
Contributing Library: University of Michigan
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Michigan

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76 IOWA STUDIES IN NATURAL HISTORY
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These tables show that the original surface was much steeper than the present Dodgeville plain; that the am- ounts of material removed from the divides decrease by a regular progres- sion to the south; that different pro- portions of resist- ant and non-resist- ant rocks have been removed in different places ; and that there is a certain definite or- der in the rela- tions of original altitudes, amount of rock removed, and present alti- tudes, irrespective of the relative thickness of resist- ant and non-resist- ant formations re- moved (Fig. 18). It seems improb- able that degrada- tion of the tops of divides would'take place in so orderly a fashion unless the streams re- duced the general surface to grade.

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