372. Notched stack of the Nipissing Great Lakes at St. Ignace 343

373. Series of diagrams to illustrate the evolution of ideas concerning the uplift of the lake region since the Ice Age 344

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374. Map of the Great Lakes region to show the isobases and hinge lines of uptilt 345

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375. Series of diagrams to indicate the nature of the recovery of the crust by uplift when unloaded of an ice mantle 346

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376. Portion of the Inner Sandusky Bay, for comparison of the shore line of 1820 with that of to-day 350

377. Ideal cross section of the Niagara Gorge to show the marginal terrace 353

378. View of the bed of the Niagara River above the cataract where water has been drained off 353

379. View of the Falls of St. Anthony in 1851 354

380. Ideal section to show the nature of the drilling process beneath the cataract 355

381. Plan and section of the gorge, showing how the depth is proportional to the width 355

382. Comparative views of the Canadian Falls in 1827 and 1895 356

383. Map to show the recession of the Canadian Fall 357

384. Comparison of the present with the future falls 358

385. Bird’s-eye view of the captured Canadian Fall at Wintergreen Flats 358

387. Map of the cuestas which have played so important a part in fixing the boundaries of the lake basins 361

388. Bird’s-eye view of the cuestas south of Lakes Ontario and Erie 362

389. Sketch map of the greater portion of the Niagara Gorge to illustrate Niagara history 363

390. Snowdrift hollowing its bed by nivation 368

391. Amphitheater formed upon a drift site in northern Lapland 369

392. The marginal crevasse on the highest margin of a glacier 370

393. Niches and cirques in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming 371

394. Subordinate cirques in the amphitheater on the west face of the Wannehorn 371

395. “Biscuit cutting” effect of glacial sculpture in the Uinta Mountains of Wyoming 372

396. Diagram to show the cause of the hyperbolic curve of cols 372

398. Diagrams to illustrate the formation of comb ridges, cols, and horns 374

399. The U-shaped Kern Valley in the Sierra Nevadas of California 375

400. Glaciated valley wall, showing the sharp line which separates the abraded from the undermined rock surface 375

401. View of the Vale of Chamonix from the séracs of the _Glacier des Bossons_ 376