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Chapter 22 THE QUATERNARY
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1 Chapter 1 THE WORK OF THE WEATHER2 Chapter 2 THE WORK OF GROUND WATER3 Chapter 3 RIVERS AND VALLEYS4 Chapter 4 RIVER DEPOSITS5 Chapter 5 THE WORK OF GLACIERS6 Chapter 6 THE WORK OF THE WIND7 Chapter 7 THE SEA AND ITS SHORES8 Chapter 8 OFFSHORE AND DEEP-SEA DEPOSITS9 Chapter 9 MOVEMENTS OF THE EARTH'S CRUST10 Chapter 10 EARTHQUAKES11 Chapter 11 VOLCANOES12 Chapter 12 UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES OF IGNEOUS ORIGIN13 Chapter 13 METAMORPHISM AND MINERAL VEINS14 Chapter 14 THE GEOLOGICAL RECORD15 Chapter 15 THE PRE-CAMBRIAN SYSTEMS16 Chapter 16 THE CAMBRIAN17 Chapter 17 THE ORDOVICIAN AND SILURIAN18 Chapter 18 THE DEVONIAN19 Chapter 19 THE CARBONIFEROUS20 Chapter 20 THE MESOZOIC21 Chapter 21 THE TERTIARY22 Chapter 22 THE QUATERNARY