An Early Reference to Isostasy
By: Hodson, Frank
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ArticleDescription: 433-434pp.Subject(s): Isostasy
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Geological magazine : Vol. 98 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1961Summary: Abstract
A note on the pamphlet written by Dr. J. Arbuthnott, of London, in 1697, ridiculing Dr. Woodward's account of the Deluge points out that Dr. Arbuthnott had a fairly good idea of isostasy and its implications some 150 years before it was eventually put forth as a well-founded concept.
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Abstract
A note on the pamphlet written by Dr. J. Arbuthnott, of London, in 1697, ridiculing Dr. Woodward's account of the Deluge points out that Dr. Arbuthnott had a fairly good idea of isostasy and its implications some 150 years before it was eventually put forth as a well-founded concept.
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