Abstract
DR. CROLL'S book, though chiefly dealing with the question of stellar evolution from the astronomer's point of view, calls in the evidence afforded by geology in favour of the theory which is set forth in its pages. The particulars of the theory are clearly stated, and the new facts which have been gathered since the theory was first published are fully considered.
Stellar Evolution and its Relation to Geological Time.
By James Croll., (London: Edward Stanford, 1889.)
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FOWLER, A. Stellar Evolution. Nature 40, 199–200 (1889). https://doi.org/10.1038/040199a0
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