Littell's Living Age, Volume 127Living Age Company Incorporated, 1875 |
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... Gulf Stream itself , which , notwithstanding the attributes which have been somewhat poetically ascribed to it , looks , as prosaically pictured in the " Challenger " temperature - sections , a mere rivulet in comparison with the ...
... Gulf Stream itself , which , notwithstanding the attributes which have been somewhat poetically ascribed to it , looks , as prosaically pictured in the " Challenger " temperature - sections , a mere rivulet in comparison with the ...
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... Gulf Stream , as far south as the Florida Channel itself , of whose breadth it occupies nearly one - third ; the plane of separation between this band and the Gulf Stream being so well defined , as to be termed by the United States ' coast ...
... Gulf Stream , as far south as the Florida Channel itself , of whose breadth it occupies nearly one - third ; the plane of separation between this band and the Gulf Stream being so well defined , as to be termed by the United States ' coast ...
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... coast ; and this argument is strongly confirmed by the fact , that the upper stratum of the Mediterra- nean , though heated by the summer sun to quite as high a temperature as that of the Gulf Stream in the mid - Atlantic , loses its ...
... coast ; and this argument is strongly confirmed by the fact , that the upper stratum of the Mediterra- nean , though heated by the summer sun to quite as high a temperature as that of the Gulf Stream in the mid - Atlantic , loses its ...
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