Titlebook: Climate, Earth Processes and Earth History; Richard John Huggett Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Erdgeschichte.Geomorphol

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Air,alilei observed them through his telescope around 1611, since soon after which time they have been surveyed more or less continuously. A German apothecary and amateur solar observer, Heinrich S. Schwabe, suspected from his observations over the years 1826 to 1837 that the number of spots on the sola

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Sediments,–31) in a paper concerned with the formation of alluvial deposits, and in a report by John Phillips (1831) entitled .. Chemical weathering was discussed in Karl Gustav Christoph Bischof’s monumental book . (1854–59). During the 1860s, students of weathering became more vocal, perhaps spurred on by t

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Landforms and Soils,ter levels in soils. A fuller appreciation of the climatic factor in soil formation has been attributed to Johann Christian Hundeshagen who, in his . (1830–32), mentioned that the climatic forces —water, heat, light, and oxygen—must act in unison to create a productive soil (Joffe 1949, p. 12). G.C.

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Animals and Plants,o flourished between the third and fifth centuries .... Menestor, in the fifth century ...., was aware of a correlation between the evergreen and deciduous habits of vegetation and climate (Morton 1981). The first major treatise on plant geography and ecology was dished up by Theophrastus (370–385 .

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Biomes and Zonobiomes,er. Notions of the “plenitude of Nature”, food chains, and equilibrium of numbers were first grappled with by some of the most celebrated natural historians of the eighteenth century, such as Carl Linneaus, as well as by men no less great but not so well known in their day, such as Gilbert White of

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Artinian rings with Morita duality (I),alilei observed them through his telescope around 1611, since soon after which time they have been surveyed more or less continuously. A German apothecary and amateur solar observer, Heinrich S. Schwabe, suspected from his observations over the years 1826 to 1837 that the number of spots on the sola