[3] Fleming, Zool. i. 400.
[4] Rapports du Physique et du Moral de l’Homme, II. 371.
[5] It will be observed that it is not here asserted that the difference of native products depends on the difference of climate alone.
[6] The resemblance consists in this; that we have a strip of greater temperature accompanied by a strip of smaller temperature, these strips arising from the diurnal and nocturnal impressions respectively, and being in motion; as in the waves on a canal, we have a moving strip of greater elevation accompanied by a strip of smaller elevation. We do not here refer to any hypothetical undulations in the fluid matter of heat.
[7] Loudon, 1219.
[8] Loudon, 1214.
[9] Manchester Memoirs, v. 357.
[10] Howard on the climate of London, vol. ii. pp. 216, 217.
[11] Daniell, Meteor. Ess. p. 56.
[12] Daniell. p. 129.