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Charles Lyell and Modern Geology

Note 137 — Chapter XI · THE EVENING OF LIFE.

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The nature of Eozoon, whether it be the remains of a foraminifer of unusual size and peculiar habit of growth, or merely a very exceptional arrangement of its constituent minerals, has been since the above-named date a fruitful subject of controversy. For some years the balance of opinion was in favour of an organic origin; now it seems to be distinctly tending in the other direction.

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