Cornell University Department of Geology records, 1875-1957.
Collection Number: 14-15-728
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Cornell University Department of Geology records, 1875-1957.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
14-15-728
Abstract:
The papers of the Geology Department consist of examination reports, reptints, abstracts
of geology lectures, estimates of departmental needs, registers of geology students
(1947, 1957), issues of the department newsletter (spelled "news letter"), and other
records and correspondence.
Creator:
Cornell University. Department of Geology
Cornell University. Department of Geology (Title of work: News letter..)
Quanitities:
2 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English
The papers of the Geology Department consist of examination reports, reprints, abstracts
of geology lectures, estimates of departmental needs, registers of geology students
(1947, 1957), issues of the department newsletter (spelled "news letter"), and other
records and correspondence, including letters and copies of letters to and/or from
George Francis Atkinson, Thomas Frederick Crane, Adam Capen Gill, Gilbert Dennison
Harris, Heinrich Ries, Jacob Gould Schurman, Ralph Stockman Tarr, Walter Francis Willcox,
Henry Shaler Williams, and others. Also reprints from Department faculty.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Cornell University Department of Geology records, #14-15-728. Division of Rare and
Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
Names:
Atkinson, George Francis, 1854-1918.
Crane, Thomas Frederick, 1844-1927.
Gill, Adam Capen.
Harris, Gilbert D. (Gilbert Dennison), 1864-1952.
Ries, Heinrich, 1871-1951.
Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942.
Tarr, Ralph S. (Ralph Stockman), 1864-1912.
Willcox, Walter F. (Walter Francis), 1861-1964.
Williams, Henry Shaler, 1847-1918.
Cornell University -- : Faculty.
Subjects:
Geologists.
Geology -- Study and teaching, Higher.
CONTAINER LIST
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Container
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Description
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Date
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| Box 1 | Folder 1 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Dec. 1901-Dec. 1904 |
| Box 1 | Folder 2 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Jan. 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 3 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Feb.-Mar. 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 4 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Apr. 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 5 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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May 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 6 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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June 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 7 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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July-Oct. 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 8 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Nov.-Dec. 1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 9 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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1904-1905 |
| Box 1 | Folder 10 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Jan. 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 11 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Feb.-Mar. 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 12 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Apr. 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 13 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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May 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 14 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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June 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 15 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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July-Dec. 1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 16 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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1905-1906 |
| Box 1 | Folder 17 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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Jan.-Apr. 1907 |
| Box 1 | Folder 18 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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May-Aug. 1907 |
| Box 1 | Folder 19 |
Correspondence, examinations, and other records
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n.d. |
| Box 1 | Folder 20 |
Miscelaneous, notes, and reports. Includes report on the adjustment of McGraw Hall,
annual reports, inventory of the department, term information..
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1905-1907 |
| Box 1 | Folder 21 |
T.B. Comstock abstract of lectures
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1870s |
| Box 1 | Folder 22 |
Geology Department abstract of lectures
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1885 |
| Box 1 | Folder 23 |
Geology Department News Letter
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Dec. 1947, 1957 |
| Box 1 | Folder 24 |
Geology Department registers
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1947, 1957 |
| Box 1 |
Register 1868-1947 and News Letters 1947-1951
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1947-1951 | |
| Box 1 |
McGraw Hall and the Department of Geology - Excerpts from the Cornell Era
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1880-1881 | |
| Box 1 |
McGraw Hall and the Department of Geology - Excerpts from the Cornell Era
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1882-1890 | |
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Bound volumes of reprints by Department of Geology faculty or otherwise related to
the Department
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1871-1957 | ||
| Box 1 |
1. What is the Carboniferous System? by Williams
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date unknown | |
| Box 1 |
2. Muscles of the Chelonian and Human Shoulder-Girdles by Williams
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1871 | |
| Box 1 |
3. Fossils of the Chemung Period of North America by Williams
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1882 | |
| Box 1 |
4. On a Remarkable Fauna at the Base of the Chemung Group in New York by Williams
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1883 | |
| Box 1 |
5. On a Crinoid with Movable Spines by Williams
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1883 | |
| Box 1 |
6. Devonian Lamellibranchiata and Species-Making by Williams
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1886 | |
| Box 1 |
7. On the Different Types of the Devonian in North America by Williams
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1887 | |
| Box 1 |
8. On the Different Types of the Devonian System in North America by Williams
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1888 | |
| Box 1 |
9. The Cuboides Zone and its Fauna - A Discussion of Methods of Correlation by Williams
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1890 | |
| Box 1 |
10. An address entitled, The scope of Paleontology and its Value to Geology by Williams
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1892 | |
| Box 1 |
11. On the Brachial Apparatus of Hinged Brachiopoda and on Their Phylogeny by Williams
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1893 | |
| Box 1 |
12. Ventral Plates of the Carapace of the Genus Holonema of Newberry by Williams
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1893 | |
| Box 1 |
13. Elements of the Geological Time-Scale by Williams
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1893 | |
| Box 1 |
14. G. H. and Gill, A. C. Contributions to the Mineralogy of Maryland by Williams
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date unknown | |
| Box 1 |
15. On the Age of the Manganese Beds of the Batesville Region of Arkansas by Williams
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1894 | |
| Box 1 |
16. Dual Nomenclature in Geological Classification by Williams
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1894 | |
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Scope and Contents
Done while at Yale
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| Box 1 |
17. On the Recurrence of Devonian Fossils in Stata of Carboniferous Age by Williams
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1895 | |
| Box 1 |
18. James Dwight Dana and His Work as a Geologist by Williams
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1896 | |
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Scope and Contents
Done while at Yale
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| Box 1 |
19. The "Augen"-Gneiss Area, Pegmatite Veins and Diorite Dikes at Bedford, New York. by Luquer and Ries
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date unknown | |
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Scope and Contents
Work done by Ries before he came to Cornell
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| Box 1 |
20. The Clays and Clay-Working Industry of Colorado. by Ries
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1897 | |
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Scope and Contents
Work done by Ries before he came to Cornell
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| Box 1 |
21. On the Southern Devonian Formations by Williams
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1897 | |
| Box 1 |
22. Physical Tests of the Devonian Shales of New York State to Determine Their Value for
the Manufacture of Clay Products by Ries
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1898 | |
| Box 1 |
23. The Ultimate and the Rational Analysis of Clays and Their Relative Advantages by Ries
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1898 | |
| Box 1 |
24. Variation Versus Heredity by Williams
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1898 | |
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Scope and Contents
Done while at Yale
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| Box 1 |
25. The Classification of Stratified Rocks by Williams
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1898 | |
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Scope and Contents
Done while at Yale
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| Box 1 |
26. The Origin, Properties and Uses of Shale by Ries
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1899 | |
| Box 1 |
27. Discussion on Relative ages of the Kanawha and Alleghany Series as Indicated by the
Fossil Plants by David White by Williams
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1899 | |
| Box 1 |
28. On the Occurrence of Paleotrochis in Volcanic in Mexico by Williams
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1899 | |
| Box 1 |
29. The Devonian Interval in northern Arkansas by Williams
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1899 | |
| Box 1 |
30. The Origin of Kaolin by Ries
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1900 | |
| Box 1 |
31. The Silurian-Devonian Boundary in North America I - The Chapman Sandstone Fauna by Williams
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1900 | |
| Box 1 |
32. Silurian-Devonian Boundary in North America by Williams
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1900 | |
| Box 1 |
33. Theodore Greely White by Ries
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1901 | |
| Box 1 |
34. The Discrimination of Time-Values in Geology by Williams
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1901 | |
| Box 1 |
35. Notes on Mineral Developments in the Region Around Ithaca by Ries
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1901 | |
| Box 1 |
36. Peat by Ries
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1901 | |
| Box 1 |
37. Occurrence of Glass-pot Clays in the U. S. by Ries
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1902 | |
| Box 1 |
38. Lamarck, the Founder of Evolution, his Life and Work, with Translations of his Writings
on Organic Evolution by Packard
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1902 | |
| Box 1 |
39. Fossil Faunas and Their Use in Correlating Geological Formations by Williams
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1902 | |
| Box 1 |
40. The Coal Mines of Las Esperanzas, Mexico by Ries
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1903 | |
| Box 1 |
41. Uses of Peat and Its Occurrence in New York by Ries
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1903 | |
| Box 1 |
42. Effect of Fineness of Grain on the Fusivility of Clay by Ries
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1903 | |
| Box 1 |
43. Notes on the New Jersey Fire-Brick Industry by Ries
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1903 | |
| Box 1 |
44. Shifting of Faunas as a Problem of Stratigraphic Geology by Williams
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1903 | |
| Box 1 |
45. The Production of Flint and Feldspar in 1902 by Ries
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1904 | |
| Box 1 |
46. The Refractoriness of New Jersey Fire Brick by Ries
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1904 | |
| Box 1 |
47. Note on the Tensile Strength of Raw Clays by Ries
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1904 | |
| Box 1 |
48. On the Chemical Composition and Refractoriness of some American Fire-Brick by Weber
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1904 | |
| Box 1 |
49. Refractoriness of some American Fire-Brick by Weber
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1904 | |
| Box 1 |
50. What is Research? by Williams
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1905 | |
| Box 1 |
51. Bearing of some New Paleontologic Facts on Nomenclature and Classification of Sedimentary
Formations by Williams
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1905 | |
| Box 1 |
52. The Clays of Texas by Ries
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1906 | |
| Box 1 |
53. A New Brachioped, Rensselaeria Mainensia, from the Devonian of Maine by Williams
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1907 | |
| Box 1 |
54. The Devonian Section of Ithaca, New York by Williams
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1907 | |
| Box 1 |
55. Representation of land forms in the physiography laboratory by von Engeln
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1908 | |
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Scope and Contents
See in bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
56. The Relative Advantages of the Physical and Chemical Examination of Molding Sands by Ries
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1908 | |
| Box 1 |
57. The Clays of Texas by Ries
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1908 | |
| Box 1 |
57a. The Dalmanellas of the Chemung Formation by Williams
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1908 | |
| Box 1 |
58. On the Revision of the Mollusk Genus Pterinea, Goldfuss by Williams
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1908 | |
| Box 1 |
59. Age of the Gaspee Sandstone by Williams
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1908 | |
| Box 1 |
60. Serpentine of the Central Coast Ranges of California by Kramm
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1910 | |
| Box 1 |
61. The Clay and Shale deposits of Nova Scotia by Ries
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1910 | |
| Box 1 |
62. The Relation between the Tensile Strength and Transverse Strength of Raw Clays by Ries and Allen
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1910 | |
| Box 1 |
63. The Migration and Shifting of Devonian Faunas by Williams
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1910 | |
| Box 1 |
64.Migration and Shifting of Devonian Faunas Persistence of Fluctuation Variations as
illustrated by the Fossil Genus Rhipidomella by Williams
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| Box 1 |
65. On the Fossil Faunas of St. Helen's Breccias by Williams
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1910 | |
| Box 1 |
66. Phenomena Associated with Glacier Drainage and Wastage by von Engeln
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1911 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
67.Some Factors Influencing the Percentages of Mineral Plant Foods contained in Soils by von Engeln
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1911 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
68. The Clay and Shale Deposits of the Western Provinces of Canada by Ries
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1911 | |
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Scope and Contents
See Ries' reprints
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| Box 1 |
69. The Effect of Feldspar on Kaolin in Burning by Keele
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1911 | |
| Box 1 |
70. Some Effects of Gypsum and Clay by Kramm
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1911 | |
| Box 1 |
71. A Review of the Theories of the Origin of White Residual Kaolins by Ries
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1911 | |
| Box 1 |
72. In Missouri by von Engeln
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1912 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
73. Studies of Flint Clays and Their Associated by Galpin
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
74. On the Occurrence of Manganese at New Ross in Nova Scotia by Kramm
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
75. Fie-Clay Deposits of Canada by Ries
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
76. Results of Tests on Some Bricks from the Provinces of Western Canada by Ries
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
77. Building Stones and Clay Products by Ries
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
78. Obituary Ralph Stockman Tarr by Williams
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
79. Some New Mollusca from the Silurian Formations of Washington Co., Maine by Williams
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
80. Correlation of the Paleozoic Faunas of the Eastport Quadrangle, Maine by Williams
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1912 | |
| Box 1 |
81. Effects of Continental Glaciation on Agriculture by von Engeln
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1913 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
82. Tests on Floor Tile by O'Connor
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1913 | |
| Box 1 |
83. New Species of Silurian Fossils from the Edmunds and Pembroke Formations of Washington
County, Maine by Williams
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1913 | |
| Box 1 |
84. Correlation Problems Suggested by a Study of the Faunas of the Eastport Quadrangle,
Maine by Williams
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1913 | |
| Box 1 |
85. An Automatic, Intermittent Eruption, Artificial Geyser by von Engeln
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1915 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
86. Experimental Studies of Ice with References to Glacier Structure and Motion by von Engeln
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1915 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
87. Metal Oxide and Sulphide Impregnation of Fire-Brick by Davis
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1915 | |
| Box 1 |
88. The Effect of Lime on Certain Cracking Clays by Davis
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1915 | |
| Box 1 |
89. Precipitants of Gold and Silver by Elley
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1915 | |
| Box 1 |
90. Geology of the Burro Mountains Copper District, New Mexico by Somers
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1915 | |
| Box 1 |
91. Experimental Studies of Ice with Reference to Glacier Structure and Motion by Tarr and von Engeln
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1915 | |
| Box 1 |
92. Shakespeare, The Observer of Nature by von Engeln
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1916 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
93. Memorial of Theodore Bryant Comstock by Ries
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1916 | |
| Box 1 |
93a. New Brachiopods of the Genus Spirifer from the Silurian of Maine by Williams
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1916 | |
| Box 1 |
94. Natural History of Ice by von Engeln
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1917 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of von Engeln reprints
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| Box 1 |
95. The Clays of the Piedmont Province, Virginia by Ries and Somers
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
96. A Peculiar Type of Clay by Ries
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
97. The Formation of Salt Crystals from a Hot Structural Solution by Long, E. Tatum
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
98. The Occurrence of High-Grade American Clays, and the Possibilities of Their Further
Development by Ries
|
1918 | |
| Box 1 |
99. A Study of the Microstructure of Some Clays in Relation to Their Period of Firing by Ries and Oinouye
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
100. Potholes: Their Variety, Origin and Significance by Elston
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
101. The Pyrite Deposits Near Roros, Norway by Ries and Somers
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
102. A New Silicate of Lead and Zinc by Vander Muelen
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
103. A Study of Two So-Called Halloysites from Georgia and Alabama by Vander Muelen
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
104. Nuculites from the Silurian Formations of Washington County, Maine by Williams
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
105. The Replacement of Sulphides by Quartz by Wolcott
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1917 | |
| Box 1 |
106. Notes on the Hydration of Anhydrite and Dead-Burned Gypsum by Gill
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1918 | |
| Box 1 |
107. The Replacement of Wood by Calcite by Greenland
|
1918 | |
| Box 1 |
108. An Example of the Possible Intricacy of Glacial Modification of Drainage within a
Narrow Area by Hausman
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1918 | |
| Box 1 |
109. The Relation of Sphalerite to Other Sulphides in Ores by Teas
|
1918 | |
| Box 1 |
110. Preliminary Report on the Chromite of Kenal Peninsula, Alaska by Gill
|
1918 | |
| Box 1 |
111. Microscopic Examinations of Clays by Somers
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1919 | |
| Box 1 |
112. A Campaign for Geography by von Engeln
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1919 | |
| Box 1 |
113. Utilizing Current News in Geography Teaching by von Engeln
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1919 | |
| Box 1 |
114. New Geography and Old Texts by von Engeln
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1919 | |
| Box 1 |
115. The Clays and Shales of Virginia West of the Blue Ridge by Ries and Somers
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1920 | |
| Box 1 |
116. The World's Food Resources by von Engeln
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1920 | |
| Box 1 |
117. Arsenopyrite Twins from New Mexico by Smythe
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1921 | |
| Box 1 |
118. The Tully Glacial Series by von Engeln
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1919 | |
| Box 1 |
119. A Contact Metamorphic Iron-Ore Deposit Near Fairview, New Mexico by Smythe
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1921 | |
| Box 1 |
120. Topographic Criteria of Oil Field Structure by Monnett
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1922 | |
| Box 1 |
121. Minor Faulting in the Cayuga Lake Region by Long
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1922 | |
| Box 1 |
122. Possible Origin of Some of the Structures of the Mid-Continent Oil Field by Monnett
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1922 | |
| Box 1 |
123. Origin of the Zinc Ores of Sussex County, New Jersey by Ries and Bowen
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1922 | |
| Box 1 |
124. Fire Clays of the Eastern Coalfield of Kentucky by Ries
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1922 | |
| Box 1 |
125. The Cohesiveness Test of Foundry Sands by Ries and Nevin
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1923 | |
| Box 1 |
126. American Tendencies in Geography by von Engeln
|
1923 | |
| Box 1 |
127. The Origin, Distribution and Composition of Laterite by Swanson
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1923 | |
| Box 1 |
128. Scordorite from Putnam County, New York by Martens
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
129. Igneous Rocks of Ithaca, New York and Vicinity by Martens
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
130. The Testing of Molding Sands by Ries
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
131. The Finger Lakes of Central New York by Monnett
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
132. Replacement of Calcite by Gypsum by Rettger
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
133. Some Notes on the Upper Cretaceous Paleogeography of Montana by Robinson
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1924 | |
| Box 1 |
134. The Dehydration Temperature of Pyrophyllite and Sericite by Stuckey
|
1924 | |
| Box 1 |
135. Report of Joint Committee on Molding Sand Research Containing Geological Survey Reports
of Foundry Sand Resources of Eleven States by Ries
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1925 | |
| Box 1 |
136. Albany Molding Sands of the Hudson Valley by Nevin
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
137. Report of Certain Molding Sand Resources of Iowa, Kentucky, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin by Ries
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
138. The Life of Molding Sands by Nevin
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
139. The Bauxite Deposits of Southeastern Alabama by Rettger
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
140. Glacial Boulders in Eastern, Central and Northern New York by Martens
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
141. Notes on the Grading of Sands with Special Reference to Albany Sands by Nevin
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
142. The Relation of Water to the Bonding Strength of Molding Sands by Nevin
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
143. Testing Molding Sands to Determine Their Permeability by Adams
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
144. The Present Status of the Laboratory Investigation of Sands by Ries
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
145. The Magnesite Deposits of Manchuria by Niinomy
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
146. Memorial of Thomas L. Watson (G. S. A.) by Ries
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
147. Memorial of Thomas L. Watson (American Mineral) by Ries
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
148. Barite and associated Minerals in Concretions in the Genesee Shale by Martens
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
149. Sulphate Minerals from Weathering of Shale Near Ithaca, New York by Martens
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
150. Antlerite from Chuquicamata, Chile by Martens
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
151. The Pyrophyllite Deposits of the Deep River Region of North Carolina by Stuckey
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1925 | |
| Box 2 |
152. Bibliography of Clay Deposits by Ries
|
1925 | |
| Box 2 |
153. Part I, The Molding Sands of Maryland by Trainer
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1926 | |
| Box 2 |
154. The Geology of Molding Sand Deposits by Trainer
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1926 | |
| Box 2 |
155. The Effect of Mulling on the Physical Properties of Foundry Sands by Leun
|
1926 | |
| Box 2 |
156. The Geography of the Ithaca, New York Region by von Engeln
|
1926 | |
| Box 2 |
157. A Tentative Standard Method for Grading Foundry Sands by Ries
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1926 | |
| Box 2 |
158. The Use of Standard Tests of Molding Sands by Ries
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1926 | |
| Box 2 |
159. A Rejoinder to "Geography's Affiliations" by von Engeln
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1926 | |
| Box 2 |
160. The Effect of Gravitational Compaction on the Structure of Sedimentary Rocks by Hedberg
|
1926 | |
| Box 2 |
161. Clays by Ries
|
1927 | |
| Box 2 |
162. Magnesite Deposits of Manchuria by Niinomy
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
163. Contributions that have been made by Pure Science to the Advancement of Engineering
and Industry by Ries
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
164. On the Association of Faulting with Dike Intrusion by Sheldon
|
1927 | |
| Box 2 |
165. Olivine from Monhegan Island, Maine by Wheeler
|
1927 | |
| Box 2 |
166. Origin of the Cretaceous White Clays of South Carolina by Neumann
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
167. The Origin of Bedded Pennsylvanian Fire Clays in the United States by Hodson
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
168. Laboratory Study in Delta Building by Nevin and Trainer
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
169. A Needed Line of Research by Ries
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1927 | |
| Box 2 |
170. Stellerite from Near Juneau, Alaska by Wheeler
|
1927 | |
| Box 2 |
171. Replacement vs. Impregnation in Petrified Wood by St. John
|
1927 | |
| Box 2 |
172. Molding Sands of Pennsylvania by Stone
|
1928 | |
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Scope and Contents
See bound set of Stone's reprints
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| Box 2 |
173. A Reconnaissance of the Wasatch Front Between Alpine and American Fork Canyons, Utah by Stillman
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
174. Note on the Angle of Fracture Cleavage by Sheldon
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
175. Bluffs by Lee, Harriett E.
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
176. Some Sedimentation Conditions in Middle Portage Rocks by Sheldon
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
177. An Occurrence of Oriskany Sandstone with Celestite Cement by Stow
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
178. An Accurate Method of Taking Readings on Exceedingly Low Rock Dips by Filmer
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
179. Spodumene and Autunite from Alstead, New Hampshire by Megathlin
|
1928 | |
| Box 2 |
180. Type Form of Facetted and Striated Glacial Pebbles by von Engeln
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1928 | |
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181. On the Deprivation of the Portage Sandstones of Central New York by Sheldon
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
182. Origin of the En Echelon Faults in North-Central Oklahoma by Sherrill
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
183. A Unique Feldspar Deposit Near DeKalb Junction, New York by Shaub
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
184. The Nature of Uplifts in North-Central Oklahoma and their Local Expressions by Nevin and Sherrill
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
185. Studies in Differential Compaction by Nevin and Sherrill
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
186. The Importance of Geology to Civil Engineering by Ries
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
187. Identification of Erosion Surfaces in South-Central New York by Fridley
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
188. The Pegmatite Dikes of the Gilsum Area, New Hampshire by Megathlin
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
189. Falling Water by von Engeln
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
190. The Sand and Gravel Resources of New York State by Nevin
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
191. Interglacial Deposit in Central New York by von Engeln
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
192. The Importance to the Geologist of Non-Metallic Specifications by Ries
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1929 | |
| Box 2 |
193. Classification and Specifications of Siliceous Sands by Tuck
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
194. Some Problems of the Nonmetallics by Ries
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
195. Beardmore-Nezah Gold Area, Ontario by Langford
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
196. Mineral Concentrates of Beach Sand by Trainer
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
197. Palisade Glacier, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California by von Engeln
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
198. Journeys About Nain by Wheeler
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
199. The Interpretation of Intrenched Meanders by Cole
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
200. The Origin of the Talc and Soapstone Deposits of Virginia by Burfoot
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1930 | |
| Box 2 |
201. Deposition of Sediment in Lakes by Glacial Streams by von Engeln
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
202. A Preglacial or Interglacial Gorge Near Seneca Lake, New York by von Engeln
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
203. Relation Between Shape of Grain and Strength of Sand by Ries and H. V. Lee
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
204. Report of A. F. A. Committee on Molding Sand Research by Ries
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
205. The Character of Sand Grains by Ries and Conant
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
206. The Appalachian Structural Front by Price
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
207. Black Shale Deposition in Central New York by Hard
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1931 | |
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208. A Lead-Zinc Deposit at Geneva Lake, Ontario by Tuck
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1931 | |
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209. "Zebra" Rock by Trainer
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1931 | |
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210. Chromite Deposits Near Sheridan, Montana by Jones
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1931 | |
| Box 2 |
211. Presentation of the Penrose Medal to W. M. Davis by Ries
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
212. Authigenic Tourmaline in the Oriskany Sandstone by Stow
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
214. Permeability, Its Measurement and Value by Nevin
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
214. Two New Occurrences of Piedmontite in California by Mayo
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
215. Barbados and Fish by von Engeln
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
216. The Mediterranean Climate in Spring by von Engeln
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
217. Geologic Structure of the Devonian Strata of South-Central New York by Wedel
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1932 | |
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218. The Ubehebe Craters and Explosion Breccias in Death Valley, California by von Engeln
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1932 | |
| Box 2 |
219. Some Foreign Methods of Testing Foundry Sands by Ries
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1932 | |
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220. Discovery of Piedmontite in the Sierra Nevadas by Mayo
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1933 | |
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221. Garnets From Sierra Tlayacac, Morelos, Mexico by McConnell
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
222. The Japanese Landscape by von Engeln
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1933 | |
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223. In the Desert by von Engeln
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1933 | |
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224. Two Aspects of Hawaii by von Engeln
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1933 | |
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225. Rubber in Singapore by von Engeln
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1933 | |
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226. In a Chinese Harbor - Wangeroog by von Engeln
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1933 | |
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227. Sub-Surface Structural Geology of the Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York
Gas Fields by Robinson, Jones, Gaddess
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
228. A Study of Some Diabase Dikes on the Labrador Coast by Wheeler
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
229. Palisade Glacier of the High Sierra of California by von Engeln
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
230. Effect of Silt on the Bonding Strength of Sand by Ries and Hills
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
231. The Pyramids are Most Impressive When Seen from a Distance by von Engeln
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
232. A Chemical and Optical Study of Piedmontite from Shadow Lake, Madera County, California by Short
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1933 | |
| Box 2 |
233. The Northward Extension of the Sweetgrass Arch by Michener
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
234. A Petrographic and Petrologic Study of Some Continental Sediments by Alexander
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
235. Symmetry of Northern Appalachian Foreland Folds by Sherrill
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
236. Some Atlantic Coast Tertiary Pectinidae by Tucker
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
237. Graphite Deposits in Los Angeles County, California by Beverly
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
238. Oligonite, A Manganosiderite from Leadville, Colorado by ayo and O'Leary
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
239. The Pleistocene Long Valley Lake in Eastern California by Mayo
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
240. Porosity, Permeability, Compaction by Nevin
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
241. The Taconic and Appalachian Orogenies in the Hudson Valley Region by Pepper
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
242. The Cause of Banding in Fissure Veins by Shaub
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
243. Spring Hill Gold Deposit, Near Helena, Montana by Jones
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
244. A Comparison of Some Methods Used for the Fineness Test of Sands and Clays by Hills
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
245. The Motion of Glaciers by von Engeln
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1934 | |
| Box 2 |
246. An Amazonite Aplite Dike from Labrador by Wheeler
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1935 | |
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247. Optically Positive Cordierite from New Hampshire by Conant
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
248. The Nain-Ozak Section of Labrador by Wheeler
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
249. The Nain-Ozak Section of Labrador by Wheeler
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
250. Terreplein Geology of Pocono Plateau by Wagner
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
251. The Motion of Glaciers by von Engeln
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1935 | |
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252. Erosion Marginal to a Plateau Glacier by von Engeln
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1935 | |
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253. The New Hampshire Garnet Deposits by Conant
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1935 | |
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254. Origin of the Gypsum Deposits near Sandusky, Ohio by Jones
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1935 | |
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255. A Review of Theories of Origin of the Zinc Ores of Sussex County, New Jersey by Bowen
|
1935 | |
| Box 2 |
256. Geology and Clay Research by Ries
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
257. Some Intrusions and Their Wall Rocks in the Sierra Nevada by Mayo
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
258. The Occurrence and Origin of Celestite and Fluorite at Clay Center, Ohio by Morrison
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
259. Faulting in the Mohawk Valley by Megathlin
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
260. Geologic Distribution of Fire Clays in the United States by Chelikowsky
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
261. Replacement in Filled Fissure Veins by Shaub
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1935 | |
| Box 2 |
262. Glacial Features of the Southern Okanogan Region by von Engeln
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1936 | |
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263. Scandinavian Cities by von Engeln
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1936 | |
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264. Scandinavian Cities - Copenhagen and Bergen by von Engeln
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1936 | |
| Box 2 |
265. A List of Species from Acline, Florida by Tucker and Wilson
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266. A List of Caloosahatchie Pliocene Species by Tucker and Wilson
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267. The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Tertiary Pectinidae of the U. S. by Tucker
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1936 | |
| Box 2 |
268. Scandinavian Cities by von Engeln
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1936 | |
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289. Use of Sodium Chloride in Road Stabilization by Ries
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1936 | |
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270. Barite Deposits of Virginia by Edmundson
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1936 | |
| Box 2 |
271. The Regional and Economic geography of Jamaica, B. W. 1 by Rappenecker
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1936 | |
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272. Buried Pre-Cambrian Surface in the U. S. by Moss
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1936 | |
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273. Phosphatic Concretions near Junction City, Kentucky by Edmundson
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1936 | |
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274. Southern Extension of the Mono Craters, California by Mayo, Conant, Chelikowsky
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1936 | |
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275. Early Observation and attempted Explanation of the Glacial Drift by von Engeln
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1936 | |
| Box 2 |
276. The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Tertiary Pectinidae of the U. S. by Rowland-Tucker
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1936 | |
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277. Clays by Ries
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1937 | |
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278. Special Sands by Ries
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1937 | |
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279. Sierra Nevada Pluton and Crustal Movement by Mayo
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1937 | |
| Box 2 |
280. Structure of the Uinta Mountains by Forrester
|
1937 | |
| Box 2 |
281. Rock Sculpture by Glaciers: A Review by von Engeln
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1937 | |
| Box 2 |
282. Tilting of Proglacial Lakes by Rodgers
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1937 | |
| Box 2 |
283. Snowslide Striations by Dyson
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1937 | |
| Box 2 |
284. Stratigraphy and Structure in the Upper Champlain Valley by Rodgers
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1937 | |
| Box 2 |
285. Orogeny of the Urals by Safanov
|
1937 | |
| Box 2 |
286. Scarp of the High Sierra Nevada by von Engeln
|
1937 | |
| Box 2 |
287. The Quality of Glacial Erosion by von Engeln
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1938 | |
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288. Large, Sharply Defined Terminal Moraine Ridges by von Engeln
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1938 | |
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289. Snowslide Erosion by Dyson
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1938 | |
| Box 2 |
290. The Effect of Different Electrolytes on the A. F. A. Clay Determination by Haseman
|
1938 | |
| Box 2 |
291. Glacial Geomorphology and Glacier Motion by von Engeln
|
1938 | |
| Box 2 |
292. Topographical Notes on a Journey Across Labrador by Wheeler
|
1938 | |
| Box 2 |
293. Orbitoids from the Crescent Formation (Eocene) of Washington by Berthiaume
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1938 | |
| Box 2 |
294. Some Titaniferous Magnetites of the San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County, California by Moorhouse
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1938 | |
| Box 2 |
295. Geology of the Bonanza King Mine, Humboldt Range, Pershing County, Nevada by Campbell
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1939 | |
| Box 2 |
296. Ruby Gulch Gold Mining District, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana by Dyson
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1939 | |
| Box 2 |
297. Grinnell Glacier, Glacier National Park, Montana by Gibson and Dyson
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1939 | |
| Box 2 |
298. A Petrographic Analysis of Cleavage in Otherwise Unmetamorphosed Sediments by Rowland, Richards
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1939 | |
| Box 2 |
299. Devonian Stratigraphy and Paleontology of the Roberts Mountains Region, Nevada by Merriam
|
1940 | |
| Box 2 |
300. Calcium Carbonate Deposits Marginal to Glaciers by Ludlum
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1940 | |
| Box 2 |
301. Aikinite and Silver Enrichment at the St. Louis Mine, Butte Co., Montana by Anderson
|
1940 | |
| Box 2 |
302. Continuity of the Hardyston Formation in the Vicinity of Phillipsburg, New Jersey by Ludlum
|
1940 | |
| Box 2 |
303. Origin of the Nelsonite Dikes of Amherst County, Virginia by Moore
|
1940 | |
| Box 2 |
304. The Zinc and Lead deposits of Shawangunk Mountain, New York by Ingham
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1940 | |
| Box 2 |
305. Geology and Metalliferous Deposits of Kootenal County, Idaho by Anderson
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1940 | |
| Box 2 |
306. Anderson and Hammerand - Contact and Endomorphic Phenomena Associated with a Part
of the Idaho Batholith. by Anderson and Hammerand
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307. A Copper Deposit of the Ducktown Type near the Coesur d'Alene District, Idaho by Anderson
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308. Fossil Turritellas from the Pacific Coast Region of North America by Merriam
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309. Physiographic Subdivisions of the Columbia Plateau of Idaho by Anderson
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310. A. C. Gill's Development of the Concept of Unique Diameters in Crystallography by Burfoot
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311. Pre-Cambrian Formations at Pocatello, Idaho by Ludlum
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312. Regional Systematic Jointing in Slightly Deformed Sedimentary Rocks by Parker
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313. Carboniferous and Permian Corals from Central Oregon by Merriam
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314. Endomorphism of the Idaho Batholith by Anderson
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315. Anorthosite and Associated Rocks about Nain, Labrador by Wheeler
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316. Discussion and Communications - Locke's article, "Granite and Ore" by Anderson
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317. The Genesis of Subordinate Conjugate Faulting in the Kern River Salient by Nugent
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318. An Unusual Asymmetrically banded fissure vein by Shaub
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319. Reconnaissance Survey of the Roberts Mountains, Nevada by Merriam and Anderson
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320. A Median Dorsal Plate of Holonema from the Upper Devonian of New York by Wells
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321. Stratigraphy and structure at Three Forks, Montana by Berry
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322. Late Paleozoic formations of Central Oregon by Merriam and Berthiaume
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323. Structure and Stratigraphy of Part of the Hannock Range, Idaho by Ludlum
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324. Three Forks Fauna in the Lost River Range, Idaho by Baldwin
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325. Origin of Petroleum - A Method of Approach by Nevin
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326. Glacial Diversion of Drainage by von Engeln
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327. The Keene Dome, Northeast McKenzie County, North Dakota by Nevin and Laird
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328. Lead-Silver Mineralization in the Clark Fork District, Bonner County, Idaho by Anderson
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329. Competency of Moving Water to Transport Debris by Nevin
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330. Boulders of Interglacial Conglomerate in Central New York by Schmidt
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331. Cobalt Mineralization in the Blackbird District, Lemhi County, Idaho by Anderson
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332. Drainage Diversion in the Northern Rocky Mountains of East-Central Idaho by Anderson
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333. Epithermal Mineralization at the Last Chance and Hornsilver Mines, Lava Creek District,
Butte County, Idaho by Anderson
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334. Structural Control and Wall-Rock Alteration at the Wilbert Mine, Dome District, Butte
County, Idaho by Anderson
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335. Eocene Discyclinidae and Other Foraminifera from Cuba by Cole and Bermudez
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336. Igneous Metamorphism in the Orofino Region, Idaho by Johnson
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337. Role of the Idaho Batholith During the Laramide Orogeny by Anderson
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338. Tungsten Mineralization at the Ima Mine, Blue Wing District, Lemhi County, Idaho by Anderson
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339. Monzonite Intrusion and Mineralization in the Coeur d'Alene District, Idaho by Anderson
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340. Upper Eocene Larger Foraminifera from the Panama Canal Zone by Cole
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341. Structure and Origin of Two Windows Exposed on the Nittany Arch at Birmingham, Pennsylvania by Fox
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342. Submarine Canyons and the Ice Age: A Discussion by von Engeln
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343. Reed Corals from the Cocos Keeling Atoll by Wells
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344. Organic Growth and Sedimentatin on an Atoll by Wells
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345. Larger Foraminifera from the Palau Islands by Cole
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346. Massive Leucoxene in Adirondack Titanium Deposit by Wheeler
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347. Geology and Gold deposits, Giauque Lake, Yellowknife by Quinn
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348. Metamorphism and Associated Mineralization in the Philipsburg Region, Montana by Holser
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349. Middle Devonian Coral Beds of Central New York by Oliver
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350. Metallogenic Epochs in Idaho by Anderson
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351. Faulting in the Lost River Range Area of Idaho by Baldwin
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352. Note on Mississippian and Permian Reef Suites by Wells
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353. The Forest Home Run Around by von Engeln
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354. Multiple Emplacement of the Idaho Batholith by Anderson
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355. Memorial of Heinrich Ries by Anderson
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356. Magmatic Source of Idaho Ores by Anderson
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357. Magmatic Source of Idaho Ores - A Reply by Anderson
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358. Middle Eocene Foraminifera from Penon Seep, Matanzas Province, Cuba by Cole and Gravell
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359. Eocene and Oligocene Larger Foraminifera from The Panama Canal Zone and Vicinity by Cole
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360. Eocene Foraminifera from Guam, and their Implications by Cloud and Cole
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361. Limonite is goethite by Holser
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362. Beryllium Minerals in the Victorio Mountains, Luna County, New Mexico by Holser
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363. Geology and Larger Foraminifera of Saipan Island by Cole and Bridge
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364. Some Late Oligocene Larger Foraminifera from Panama by Cole
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365. Mesozoic Invertebrate Faunas of Peru Part 3, Lower Jurassic Corals from the Arequipa
Region by Wells
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366. The Favositidae of the Hamilton Group (middle Devonian of New York) by Ross
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367. Fugacity of Water at High Temperatures and Pressures by Holser
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368. Status of Invertebrate Paleontology, III. Coelenterata by Wells
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369. Proposed Structure of Certain Spinels at High Temperature by Holser
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370. Polymorphism in One Dimension by Schneer
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371. Adamellite Intrusive North of David Inlet, Labrador by Wheeler
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372. Geography of the Northlands by von Engeln
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373. Pre-Cambrian Sedimentation in the Northeast Part of Cohutta Mountain Quadrangle, Georgia by Mellen
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374. Jamaican Larger Foraminifers by Cole
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375. The Genera Miscellanea and Pellatispirella by Cole
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376. Geology and Mineral Resources of the Baker Quadrangle, Lemhi County, Idaho by Anderson
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377. Late Oligocene Larger Foraminifera from Barro Colorado Island, Panama Canal Zone by Cole
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378. Reports of the Great Barrier Reef Committee by Wells
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379. Variation in American Oligocene Species of Lepidocyclina by Cole
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380. Larger Foraminifera of Saipan Island by Cole
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381. Memorial to Edson Sunderland Bastin by Anderson
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382. Geology and Mineral Resources of the Salmon Quadrangle, Lemhi County, Idaho by Anderson
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383. Current Volcanic Activity in Katmai National Monument by Muller, Juhle and Coulter
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384. Incipient Glacier Development within Katmai Caldera, Alaska by Muller and Coulter
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385. Restudy of Some Cuban Larger Foraminifera by Sachs
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