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Deposition zones-Continued.   Drainage, 'recent decrease in surface   322-324

the lacustrian in Aralo-Caspia   292-294 Duerst, Prof. J. U    449

recent developments in the alluvial and   description of animal remains from exca-.

   flying sands of Aralo-Caspia.. 294, 295   vations at Anau   341-442

kurgans in the   303-307 Dugès, A   405, 406, 408

the building of a tilting delta on    321   Dunes, dune-sand, etc., see Sands.

under the control of man.    324-326 Dushambeh   270, 459

interbedding of the alluvial and flying   Dust, cyclonic storms of    244

sands at Anau    327   precipitated as loess    244

the Murg-ab delta and man's control of   the settling ground of    245

alluviation   330, 331, 332, 333, ff.   absence of dust deposits on Pamir    253

Deposits from ice, water, and wind   244-247

See Deposition zones.   Eeman Tepe    318

of man (culture débris)   299, ff. Egypt   302, 334, 440

irrigation deposits   324-327 Eichbaum    416

of man, water, and wind at Anau   328-329 Elisée Reclus   295, 296

of man, water, and wind at Mery   334, ff. Elm, black    273

of the Zerafshan River (glacial origin of   Equus asinus   403, 416, 417, 424

loess)    281-282   caballus   390, 395

of ancient dune-sand interbedded with   Exmoor pony   416, 421, 422

the Anau delta clays   327-328   caballus donlesticus    360

in the Aralo-Caspian Basin, variations   caballus fossilis    402

in amount of    292   caballus fossilis Rütimeyer, the ances-

Desert-interior of Pliocene Asia    243   tor of the oriental and occiden-

of Gobi (uptilted borders of)    243   tal races    431

the Northern Pamir an extreme    251   caballus fossilis robustus scu germani-

of Great Kara Kul   251-252   eus Nehring    428

deflation of Kara Kul    253   caballus germanicus    398

preservation of ancient topography on   caballus germanicus seu robustus    399

Pamir    254   caballus Linnæus    384

valley of Eastern Karategin    266   caballus nehringi   398, 399, 420

Kizil Kum    271   the forest type    .430, 431

Tarim   282, ff.   caballus pumpellii   397, 398, 412, 413, 417

transgression of the Kara Kuni   293-294   418, 419, 422, 423, 424, 4z6, 429, 430

Deserts, physiography of   243-298   the type of the desert    431

Desert basin as an organic whole   243-25o   caballus robustus Nehring, the type of

essential character of a   243, ff.   the steppes    431

three agencies of erosion and five deposi-   hagenbeckii    398

tion zones in a   244-246   hemnionus....387, 388, 389, 392, 393, 395, 396

interlapping of deposition zones in a....   247   hemionus (var. kiang)   387, 390, 391

   the cyclical development of an ideal... 247-250   mauritanicus    402

Desiccation (see Climatic) of Tarim basin . ..   286   namadicus    428

Devenzano   418, 427, 43o   onager   387, 388, 390, 391, 394, 396

Diest    352   parvus    401

Displacement, orogenic evolutions in the   piscinensis    428

desert basin    249   plicidens Owen    428

Distributaries, unstability of the Murg-ab,   przewalskii   387, 388, 390-398, 40!

   and their effect upon man... 331-333   411-415, 419-426, 428, 429, 431

Djigettai   390,391   quaggoides   402,428

Djillan-ooti Darya   318-320   quaggoides a ffinis Woldrich    428

Dog, ancient Egyptian    352   robustus   401, 417

Assyrian and Babylonian    352   sivalensis.    428

Australian   348, ff.   spela?us   402, 428

   brought from Inner Asia to Europe... 354, 43o   stenonis   395, 396, 402, 417, 418

dingo   348, ff., 435   420, 421, 422, 423, 428

of Anau II   348-354   stenonis affinis Woldrich    428

relationship of    35o   taniopus    416

tables of comparison with dogs of   Erke Tepe    334

Eurasia and Africa   348, 349, 353 Erosion, the agencies of    244

subfossil    353   man as a geologic factor in    299

of Bohemia, pariah   349, fi.   in the obliteration of kurgans   303-307

shepherd   349, ff. Erosion cycles of an ideal desert basin   247-250

turbary    439   the Pamir    259

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Domestic animals, census of, in Turkestan   the Alai Valley   

in 1903    433   general discussion of the duration and

relative percentage of, in Cultures I and   magnitude of   267-268

II at Anau    438   Karategin and Hissar    274

Don River   292, 297   the Zerafshan Valley   277-2822

Dongola    388 Tarim   

Dongus-tau    288   the Alai Mountains    287

Dordogne    403 •   the Fergana Basin    290

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