Discusses the microscopic structure of rock samples from Chile and the Pampas. Describes organic remains found in the samples.
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The Charles Darwin Collection
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Discusses the microscopic structure of rock samples from Chile and the Pampas. Describes organic remains found in the samples.
Has marked probable depths of the specimens on CD’s list of S. American shells. Asks for details which would provide more precise conclusions. [See South America, p. 226.]
Discusses insects collected by CD on St Paul’s Island and the Galapagos.