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separated by a scarp from the 28 to 36 fathom fiat, and by another scarp from the 

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ward margin by a similar scarp, suggest that the portion of the Florida reef tract west 

 of Key West at one time stood some 20 fathoms higher than now, while the 15 to 18 

 fathom terraces suggest another, shallower stand of sea level. 



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