...Mr. Charles F. Juritz. PROF. WM DAVIS announces (Apfalachia, vol. ix., March 1900) that his doubts as to the ability of ice to erode deep valleys and basins have been dispelled by a study of the valley of the Ticino, towards St. Gotthard. The fact that the...

...glaciated ; and the attention which Professor Davis has given to the subject dispelled the doubts which he had long felt as to the ability of ice to erode deep valleys and basins. It is not surprising to learn that the features are, in his opinion, of so much importance that a special...

...fewer than fifteen glacial and interglacial stages in the great ice age. The doubt of Professor Davis as to the ability of ice to erode deep valleys and basins has been dispelled by a study of the St. Gotthard gorges of the Ticino. And Messrs. Peach and Home...

...fewer than tifteen glacial and interglacial stages in the great ice age. The doubt of Professor Davis as to the ability of ice to erode deep valleys and basins has been dispelled by a study of the St. Gotthard gorges of the Ticino. And Messrs. Peach and Home...

...glaciated districts."20 1900 — w. M. DAVIS In discussing the "hanging valleys "of the Ticino he says: "The persistent association of this discordance with...valleys, and by the form and distribution of lake basins — 18 National Geographic Magazine, "Lake Chelan," vol. ix, p. 422. 19 Bulletin of the Geological...

...Charles F. Juritz. PROF. VV. M. DAVIS announces (AppalacHia, vol. ix. , March 1900) that his doubts as to the ability of ice to erode deep valleys and basins have been dispelled by a study of the valley of the Ticino, towards St. Gotthard. The fact that the...