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Flysch development, which comprises of shale and sandstone, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, a few thousand, periodically even 6,000 feet in thickness, and stretching out for at any rate 300 miles from Vienna to Switzerland; i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, and despite the fact that this extraordinary mass has been most deliberately looked, no fossils, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, with the exception of a couple of vegetable remaining parts, have been found. Species, however, probably change much more i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, slowly, and within the same country only a few change at the same time. I am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer poster. This slowness follows from all the inhabitants of the same country being already so well adapted to each other, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, that new places in the polity of nature do not occur until after long intervals, due to the occurrence of physical changes of some kind, or through the immigration of new forms. Moreover, variations or individual differences of the right nature, by which some i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, of the inhabitants might be better fitted to their new places under the altered circumstance, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, would not always occur at once. Unfortunately we have no means of determining, according to the standard of years, how long a period it takes to modify a species; but to the subject of time we must return. The remains which do become embedded, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, if in sand or gravel, will, when the beds are upraised, generally be dissolved by the i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will suffer, percolation of rain water charged with carbonic acid. Some of the many kinds of animals which live on the beach between high and low water mark seem to be rarely preserved.

Now let us turn to our richest museums, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, and what a paltry display we behold! That our collections are imperfect is admitted by every one. The remark of that admirable i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, palaeontologist, Edward Forbes, should never be forgotten, namely, that very many fossil species are known and named from i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, single and often broken specimens, or from a few specimens collected on some one spot. Only a small portion of the surface of the earth has been geologically explored, and no part with sufficient care, as the important discoveries made every year in Europe prove. No organism wholly soft can be preserved. Shells and bones decay and i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, disappear when left on the bottom of the sea, where sediment is not accumulating. We probably take a quite erroneous view, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, when we assume that sediment is being deposited over nearly the whole bed of the sea, at a rate sufficiently quick to embed and preserve fossil remains. Throughout an enormously large proportion of the ocean, the bright blue tint of the water bespeaks its purity. The many cases on record of a formation conformably covered, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, after an immense interval of time, by another and later formation, without the underlying bed having suffered in the interval any wear and tear, i am wolf quietly I will endure silently I will, seem explicable only on the view of the bottom of the sea not rarely lying for ages in an unaltered condition.