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Calcareous rocks. See Limestones. 

 Calci-feldspathic gneiss, 13. 

 Calciferous rocks, 84, 88. 

 Calci-granitoid gneiss, xlv. 

 Calci-hornblendic gneiss, xiii, xlvi, 



14, 72, 73. 

 Calci-micaschists, 2. 

 Calciphyres of Alex. Brongniart,47. 

 Calcite. See Calcareous dykes and 



Hemithrenes. 



interlaminated with siliceous 



minerals, xiii, xlv, xlvi, 13, 14, 72, 

 73. 



pseudomorphic after serpentine 



and other minerals, xvi, Ivii, 21, 



49-53, 57-59, 67, 81, 83. 



, polarized, 17. 

 Calcitization of granite &c. near 



Galway, 27, 41. 

 Calumet (Canada), " Eozoon" from 



the, ix. 



Camarophoria Kingii, 103. 

 ' multiplicata , 103. 

 Cambrian crustaceans, 85. 



limestones, their rarity, 87. 



organisms, 85. 



rocks, 83-89. 

 Canadian Archseans. Se.e Archaean 



rocks. 

 Geological Survey, 29, 73, 76. 



group (? Upper Cambrian) of 



rocks, 85. 



< Canadian Naturalist/ 29, 48. 

 Canadian ophites, 45, 57, &c. 

 "Canal system." See " Eozoon 



Canadense." 



Cannaver Isle (Lough Corrib), ser- 

 pentine after tremolite, 39, 40, 125. 

 Cape Colony, terraces of, 114. 

 Cape St. Roque, 111. 

 Cape-Verd Isles, peridote of, 61. 

 Caradoc limestones, 84. 

 Carbonate of magnesia in Permian 



dolomite, 93. 

 Carbonic acid or carbacid solutions, 



their action upon silacid rocks and 



mineral silicates, 25, 26, 53, 79, 80. 

 Carboniferous metamorphics, 32, 90, 



94. 

 system and its formations, 101, 



102, 104, 108. 

 Carmoney Hill (Antrim), doleritic 



dyke of, 71. 

 Carpenter, Dr. W. B., his attack on 



the authors, xiii. 

 , on " Eozoon Canadense" x, xi, 



xix, xxi, xxii, &c. 



Carpenter, Dr. W. B., versus H. J. 

 Carter, xxx, xxxi. 



versus T. Mellard Reade, xxvii. 



versus Otto Hahn, xiii. 



~ versus Mobius. See Corrigenda. 



, remarks on Max Schultze, 



xxxii. 



, on new Lurentian fossil in 



graphic granite, xl. 



, " Final Note on Eozoon Cana- 

 dense" xxxiii. 



Carrarite (Carrara marble), 2, 32, 82, 

 90. 



Carter, H. J., opposes " Eozoon," 

 xxx, xxxi, xxxvii. 



Caspian Sea, 92, 99. 



Cassiterite, pseudomorph after feld- 

 spar, 23. 



Central Italy, metamorphosed rocks 

 of, 32. 



Cerolite, 5. 



Ceylon, " Eozoon " in, xxix, 23, 57, 

 87. 



Chazy limestone, 85. 



Chelmsford (Massachusetts) crystal- 

 line limestones, "Eozoon " &c. in, 

 xxiv, xxviii, xxix, xxxviii. 



' Chemical and Geological Essays ' 

 (Dr. Hunt), 29, 32, 33, 35, 44. 



1 Chemical and Physical Geology ' 

 (Bischof ), 24, 25, 26, 32, 48. 



Chemical changes in minerals. See 

 Pseudomorphism . 

 - deposits, 29, 75, 120. 



Chippal (Vosges), hemithrene of. 51, 

 53. 



Chlorargillytes, 2, 43. 



Chlorite (see Corrigenda), 29, 50, 65. 



pseudomorphic after augite,ll. 



schist, 2, 29. 



Chondrodite, 7, 61, 72, 79. 



Chonicrite an alumino -calcareous 

 serpentine, 5. 



Chrysolite, 61. 



Chrysotile an allomorph of serpen- 

 tine, 8, 19. 



, changes of, into " proper wall " 



of "Eozoon Canadense,'' xiv, xxxiii, 

 xxxviii, xlv, li, 8, 9, 14-19, 21,26, 

 125. 



from Reichenstein (Silesia), 15, 



16, 123. 



, Dr. Dawson on, xxxv, xxxvi, 



xxxvii, li. 



, M. Delesse on, 15. 



" Circle of fire," 117. 



Clare (Barren), terraces of, 113. 



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