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isoclinal ī-so-klī′nal (or Isoclin′ic), Isodynam′ic, and Isogon′ic lines, three systems of lines which
being laid on maps represent the magnetism of the globe as exhibited at
the earth's surface in three classes of phenomena, the varying dip or
inclination of the needle, the varying intensity of the force, and its
varying declination from the true meridian. [Gr. isos, equal,
dynamis, force, klinein, to bend, gōnia, an
angle.]
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