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III.—Note on the Denudation and Elevation of the Weald

Horace W. Monckton

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It is I think, practically admitted that the present condition of the Weald is the result, firstly of marine, and secondly of subaerial denudation. A plain of marine denudation was first formed, and the valleys were carved out by subaerial action.

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It is I think, practically admitted that the present condition of the Weald is the result, firstly of marine, and secondly of subaerial denudation. A plain of marine denudation was first formed, and the valleys were carved out by subaerial action.

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It is I think, practically admitted that the present condition of the Weald is the result, firstly of marine, and secondly of subaerial denudation. A plain of marine denudation was first formed, and the valleys were carved out by subaerial action.

Key concepts: Subaerial, Denudation, Geology, Elevation (ballistics), Geochemistry, Paleontology, Geometry, Tectonics

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