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The greatest single advance in the interpretation of the structure of Asia was the publication in 1901 of the third volume of The Face of the Earth by Edward Suess of Viennna; and the time has now come when his explanations should be reconsidered in the light of the new evidence. The British Association meeting in Glasgow in September, 1928 afforded a suitable opportunity. An international discussion was held then, and the papers contributed to it have been collected in this volume.Most of the chapters discuss previously published evidence; but that plan was unsuitable for the Persian Arc, for so much new information had been collected by the geologists of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., that until it were made public any discussion of that area would have been futile.
Contents
Chapter IIntroductionChapter IIThe European Altaids and Their Correlation to the Asiatic StructureChapter IIIContribution to the Stratigraphy and Tectonics of the Iranian RangesChapter IVThe Tectonic Features of the East Ferghani-Alai RangeChapter VRecent Work by the Geological Survey of India on the North-West HimalayaChapter VIThe Structural Evolution of Eastern AsiaChapter VIIOrogenic Evolution of Eastern AsiaChapter VIIIThe Importance of Horizontal Movements in the East Indian IslandsPostscript to Chapter IIIIndex