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ing their islands

tainly here elevated

 the recent period, se

1855 p. 532.— [Coral reefs 2d ed., p. 177, n4: "4 P. W. Graves, Journal of Geological Soc. 1855, p. 532."]

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, speaks (Expedition

 shore being in parts

 describes found upraised

 of from 80 to 100

 sea.

[Coral reefs 2d ed., p. 228: "Near the extreme northern point, however, an islet in the Straits of Limbe, and part of the adjoining shore, appear to be fringed: the east side of the bay of Manado has deep water, and is fringed by sand and coral (Astrol. Voyage, Hydrog. Part, p. 453-4); this extreme point, therefore, I have coloured red. Captain Keppell, also, speaks (Expedition to Borneo, vol. i. p. 130) of the shore being in parts fringed with reefs; he found upraised coral-reefs at the height of from 80 to 100 feet above the level of the sea."]