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1 INDEX TO VOLUME XXVIII Adams, S. F. A Replacement of Wood by Dolomite Baker, Frank Collins. Pleistocene Molusca from Indiana and Ohio. 439 Berry, E. W. Upper Cretaceous Floras of the Eastern Gulf Region in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. Review by R. W. C. 180 Bituminous Coals, Compilation and Composition of. By Reinhardt Thiessen Bowen, N. L. Deformation of Crystallizing Magma Branner, J. C. Geologic Map of Brazil. Review by Bailey Willis. 268 Brazil, Geologic Map of. By J. C. Branner. Review by Bailey Willis 268 Bretz, J Harlen. The Juan de Fuca Lobe of Cordilleran Ice Sheet. 333 Bucher, Walter H. The Mechanical Intrepretation of Joints. I. 707 Carlson, Charles Gordon. A Test of the Feldspar Method for the Determination of the Origin of Metamorphic Rocks Case, E. C. The Environment of Vertebrate Life in the Late Paleozoic of North America; A Paleogeographic Study. Review by M. G. M Preliminary Description of a New Suborder of Phytosaurian Reptiles with a Description of a New Species of Phytosaurus. 524 Chamberlin, T. C. Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. X. The Order of Magnitude of the Shrinkage of the Earth Deduced from Mars, Venus, and the Moon Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XI. Selective Segration of Material in the Formation of the Earth and Its Neighbors Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XII. The Physical Phases of the Planetary Nuclei during Their Formative Stages Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XIII. The Bearings of the Size and Rate of Infall of Planetesimals on the Molten or Solid State of the Earth Chester Series in Illinois, The. By Stuart Weller , 395 Clarke, John M. The Great Glass-Sponge Colonies of the Devonian; Their Origin, Rise, and Disappearance Cleland, H. F. A Pleistocene Peneplain in the Coastal Plain Coastal Plain, A Pleistocene Peneplain in the. By H. F. Cleland. 702 Colorado Plateau, The Pre-Moenkopi (Pre-Permian?) Unconformity of the. By C. L. Dake
2 756 INDEX TO VOLUME XXVIII Columnar Structure in Lavas, Factors Producing, and Its Occurrence near Melbourne, Australia. By Albert V. G. James Conemaugh Formation, "Slides" in the. By Earl R. Scheffel Cooke, H. C. A Correlation of the Pre-Cambrian Formations of Northern Ontario and Quebec Crystallizing Magma, Deformation of. By N. L. Bowen Crystallizing Magma, Movements in. By Frank F. Grout Dake, C. L. The Pre-Moenkopi (Pre-Permian?) Unconformity of the Colorado Plateau... 6i Deformation of Crystallizing Magma. By N. L. Bowen Diastrophics of the Northern Mexican Tableland, Paleozoic. By Charles Keyes Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. X. The Order of Magnitude of the Shrinkage of the Earth Deduced from Mars, Venus, and the Moon. By T. C. Chamberlin... 1 Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XI. Selective Segregation of Material in the Formation of the Earth and Its Neighbors. By T. C. Chamberlin Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XII. The Physical Phases of the Planetary Nuclei during Their Formative Stages. By T. C. Chamberlin Diastrophism and the Formative Processes. XIII. The Bearings of the Size and Rate of Infall Planetesimals on the Molten or Solid State of the Earth. By T. C. Chamberlin Discussion of "Notes on Principles of Oil Accumulation" by A. W. McCoy, A. By Chester W. W. Washburne Dolomite, A Replacement of Wood by. By S. F. Adams Eastern Gulf Region in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, Upper Cretaceous Floras of the. By E. W. Berry. Review by R.W. C... I80 Elastico-Viscous Flow, The Laws of. II. By A. A. Michelson Experiments in Water Control in the Flat Rock Pool, Crawford County. By F. B. Tough, S. H. Williston, and T. E. Savage. Review by R. A. J Feldspar Method for the Determination of the Origin of Metamorphic Rocks, A Test of the. By Charles Gordon Carlson Fenner, Clarence N. The Katmai Region, Alaska, and the Great Eruption of Flat Rock Pool, Crawford County, Experiments in Water Control in the. By F. B. Tough, S. H. Williston, and T. E. Savage. Review by R. A. J
3 INDEX TO VOLUME XXVIII 757 Geologic Map of Brazil. By J. C. Branner. Review by Bailey Willis 268 Geologic Reconnaissance of the Southern Part of the Taos Range, New Mexico. By John W. Gruner Glass-Sponge Colonies of the Devonian, The Great; Their Origin, Rise, and Disappearance. By John M. Clarke Grout, Frank F. Movements in Crystallizing Magma Gruner, John W. Geologic Reconnaissance of the Southern Part of the Taos Range, New Mexico Gumbotil, The Origin of. By George F. Kay and J. Newton Pearce. 89 Heart Mountain Overthrust, Wyoming, The. By D. F. Hewett Hewett, D. F. The Heart Mountain Overthrust, Wyoming Hills, T. M. Some Estimates of the Thickness of the Sedimentary Rocks of Ohio Ice, On Some Physical Properties of. By Motonori Matsuyama. 607 Igneous Rocks, A Quantitative Mineralogical Classification of- Revised. By Albert Johannsen... 38, 158, 210 Illinois Geological Survey. Bulletin 49: Oil Investigations in 1917 and James, Albert V. G. Factors Producing Columnar Structure in Lavas and Its Occurrence near Melbourne, Australia Johannsen, Albert. A Quantitative Mineralogical Classification of Igneous Rocks-Revised... 38, I58, 210 Joints, The Mechanical Interpretation of. I. By Walter H. Bucher. 707 Juan de Fuca Lobe of Cordilleran Ice Sheet, The. By J Harlen Bretz 333 Kaolin of Indiana. By W. N. Logan. Review by S. S. V Katmai Region, Alaska, and the Great Eruption of 1912, The. By Clarence N. Fenner Kay, George F., and J. Newton Pearce. The Origin of Gumbotil 89 Keyes, Charles. Geological Setting of New Mexico Paleozoic Diastrophics of the Northern Mexican Tableland. 75 Logan, W. N. Kaolin of Indiana. Review by S. S. V Matsuyama, Motonori. On Some Physical Properties of Ice McCoy, A. W. "Notes on Principles of Oil Accumulation," A Discussion of. By Chester W. Washburne Reply to Discussion by C. W. Washburne on "Notes on Principles of Oil Accumulation" Mead, Warren J. Notes on the Mechanics of Geologic Structures. 505 Mechanical Interpretation of Joints, The. By Walter H. Bucher. I. 707 Mechanics of Geologic Structures, Notes on the. By Warren J. Mead 505 Metamorphic Rocks, A Test of the Feldspar Method for the Determination of the Origin of. By Charles Gordon Carlson
4 758 INDEX TO VOLUME XXVIII Michelson, A. A. The Laws of Elastico-Viscous Flow. II Mollusca, Pleistocene, from Indiana and Ohio. By Frank Collins Baker Movements in Crystallizing Magma. By Frank F. Grout New Mexico, Geological Setting of. By Charles Keyes North America, Summaries of Pre-Cambrian Literature of. By Edward Steidtmann , 643, 743 "Oil Accumulation, Notes on Principles of," by A. W. McCoy, A Discussion of. By Chester W. Washburne Oil Investigations in 1917 and Illinois Geological Survey, Bulletin 49. Review by R. A. J Osbon, C. C. Peat in Review by E. S. B Paleozoic Diastrophics of the Northern Mexican Tableland. By Charles Keyes Pearce, J. Newton, George F. Kay and. The Origin of Gumbotil. 89 Peat in By C. C. Osbon. Review by E. S. B Phytosaurian Reptiles, Preliminary Description of a New Suborder of, with a Description of a New Species of Phytosaurus. By E. C. Case Planetary Nuclei, The Physical Phases of the during Their Formative Stages. By T. C. Chamberlin Pleistocene Mollusca from Indiana and Ohio. By Frank Collins Baker 439 Pleistocene Peneplain in the Coastal Plain, A. By H. F. Cleland Pre-Cambrian Formations of Northern Ontario and Quebec, A Correlation of the. By H. C. Cooke Pre-Cambrian Literature of North America, Summaries of. By Edward Steidtmann , 643, 743 Pre-Moenkopi (Pre-Permian?) Unconformity of the Colorado Plateau, The. By C. L. Dake Quicksilver in By F. L. Ransome. Review by E. S.B Quirke, Terrence T. Concerning the Process of Thrust Faulting. 417 Ransome, F. L. Quicksilver in Review by E. S. B Recent Publications... 87, 182, 278, 374, 471, 66o, 752 Reply to Discussion by C. W. Washburne on "Notes on Principles of Oil Accumulation." By A. W. McCoy Reviews , 268, 470, 659 Savage, T. E., Tough, F. B., Williston, S. H., and. Experiments in by R. A. J Scheffel, Earl R. "Slides" in the Conemaugh Formation
5 INDEX TO VOLUME XXVIII 759 Sedimentary Rocks of Ohio, Some Estimates of the Thickness of the By T. M. Hills Selective Segregation of Material in the Formation of the Earth and Its Neighbors. By T. C. Chamberlin Shrinkage of the Earth, The Order of Magnitude of the, Deduced from Mars, Venus, and the Moon. By T. C. Chamberlin... 1 Size and Rate of Infall of Planetesimals, Bearings of the, on the Molten or Solid State of the Earth. By T. C. Chamberlin "Slides" in the Conemaugh Formation. By Earl R. Scheffel Steidtmann, Edward. Summaries of Pre-Cambrian Literature of North America , 643, 743 Taos Range, New Mexico, Geological Reconnaissance of the Southern Part of the. By John W. Gruner Thickness of the Sedimentary Rocks of Ohio, Some Estimates of the. By T. M. Hills Thiessen, Reinhardt. Compilation and Composition of Bituminous Coals Thrust Faulting, Concerning the Process of. By Terrence T. Quirke. 417 Tough, F. B., Williston, S. H., and Savage, T. E. Experiments in by R. A. J Upper Cretaceous Floras of the Eastern Gulf Region in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. By E. W. Berry. Review by R. W. C Upper Cretaceous of Tennessee, Recent Studies of the. By Bruce Wade 377 Vertebrate Life in the Late Paleozoic of North America; The Environment of; A Paleogeographic Study. By E. C. Case. Review by M. G. M Wade, Bruce. Recent Studies of the Upper Cretaceous of Tennessee. 377 Washburne, Chester W. A Discussion of "Notes on Principles of Oil Accumulation" by A. W. McCoy Water Control in the Flat Rock Pool, Crawford County, Experiments in. By F. B. Tough, S. H. Williston, and T. E. Savage. Review by R. A. J Weller, Stuart. The Chester Series in Illinois , 395 Willis, Bailey. Review of Geologic Map of Brazil, by J. C. Branner. 268 Williston, S. H., Tough, F. B., and Savage, T. E. Experiments in by R. A. J Wood, A Replacement of, by Dolomite. By S. F. Adams
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