Lugeon

Lugeon [l] concludes that, before denudation had done its work and cut off the

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With Lugeon [2] we may see in the phenomenon of the formation of the Préalpes a detail; regarding it as a normal expression of that mechanism which has created the Swiss Alps. For these limestone masses of the Oberland are not indications of

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Diablerets, Wildhorn, and Massif de la Brèche by Lugeon, [2] or finally Termier's section of the Pelvoux Massif, [3] one is reminded of the breaking of waves on a sloping beach.

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Lugeon, formation of the Préalpes, 171; sections in the Alps,

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Bertrand; and their consummation in that of Lugeon, Schardt,

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