22. A. Model of the vicinity of Chicago, showing the position of the outlet of the former Lake Chicago 400 B. Map of Yosemite Falls and its earlier site near Eagle Peak 400

23. A. View of the American Fall at Niagara, showing the accumulation of blocks beneath 414 B. Crystal Lake, a landslide lake in Colorado 414

Earth Features and Their Meaning — Part 11

24. A. Apparatus for exercise in the preparation of topographic maps 468 B. The same apparatus in use for testing the contours of a map 468 C. Modeling apparatus in use 468

Earth Features and Their Meaning — Part 11

1. Diagram to show the measure of the earth’s surface irregularities 11

Earth Features and Their Meaning — Part 11

2. Map to show the reciprocal relation of areas of land and sea 11

3. The tetrahedral form toward which the earth is tending 12

4. A truncated tetrahedron to show the reciprocal relation of projection and depression upon the surface 13

5. Approximations to earlier and present figures of the earth 15

6. Diagrams for comparison of coasts upon an upright and upon an inverted tetrahedron 17

7. The continents, including submerged portions 18

8. Diagram to indicate the altitude of different parts of the lithosphere surface 18

9. Diagram to show how the terrestrial rocks grade into the meteorites 22

10. Comparison of a crystalline with an amorphous substance 24

11. “Light figure” seen upon etched surface of calcite 25

12. Battered sand grains which have developed crystal faces 26

13. Unassimilated grains of quartz within a garnet crystal 28

14. New minerals developed about the core of an augite crystal 28

15. A common rim of new mineral developed by reaction where earlier minerals come into contact 28

16. Laminated structure of a sedimentary rock 30

17. Characteristic textures of igneous rocks 33

18. Diagram to show the order of sediments laid down during a transgression of the sea 37

19. Fractures produced by compression of a block of molder’s wax 41

20. Apparatus to illustrate the folding of strata 41

22. Diagrams to illustrate crustal shortening 42

24. Diagrams to illustrate the shapes of rock folds 44

25. Secondary and tertiary flexures superimposed upon the primary ones 44

26. A bent stratum to illustrate tension and compression upon opposite sides 45

27. A geological section with truncated arches restored 47

28. Diagram to illustrate the nature of strike and dip 47