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IN NATURE of February 27, p. 703, you honoured me with a review of my recent paper on the origin of the Himalaya Mountains. During thirty years of residence in these mountains I have continually been confronted by the geodetic problems which they present. The highest geological authorities express doubts as to how mountains have been upraised, and geological theorists differ widely.
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BURRARD, S. The Mountains and their Roots. Nature 91, 242–243 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/091242b0
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