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Scientific Results of a Journey in Central Asia, 1899-1902 : vol.4 |
LACUSTRINE PROBLEMS. DESICCATION ETC.
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or are now in process of disappearing leave relatively deep depressions around them. A lake during the course of its gradual disappearance may pass through two or more of the variations of shape mentioned above. The Lakor-tso was
Fig. 375. SOME VIEWS OF ISOLATED GLACIATED MOUNTAINS IN CENTRAL TIBET.
formerly a true mountain-lake; at the present day it is something intermediate between that type and a flat lake, and after it has dropped still further, it will undoubtedly become a true flat lake, nowhere in contact with the surrounding mountains.
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