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BULLETIN OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 



Reprints. 



Tectonic lines intheHawaiian Islands. 

 S. Powers 



Geologic and physiographic influ- 

 ences in the PhilipiMnes. W. D. 

 Smith 



Date of local glaciation in the White, 

 Adirondack, and Catskill Moun- 

 tains. D. W. Johnson 



Revision of the structural classifica- 

 tion of petroleum and natural gas 

 fields. F. G. Clapp 



General conditions of the petroleum 

 industry and the world's future 

 supply. R. Arnold 



Appalachian oil field. M. L. Fuller. 



Oil fields of Illinois. F. H. Kay. . . . 



Petroleum in Ohio and Indiana. J. 

 A. BOWNOCKER 



Oil fields of the Pacific coast. R. W. 

 Pack 



The mid-continent oil fields. J. H. 

 Gardner 



Petroleum in Canada. W. G. Miller. 



Late theories regarding the origin of 

 oil. D. White 



Problems of the interpretation of 

 sedimentary rocks. A.W. Grabau. 



Rhythms and the measurement of 

 geologic time. J. Barrell 



Diagnostic characteristics of marine 

 elastics. E. M. Kindle. 



Characteristics of continental elastics 

 and chemical deposits. E. Black- 

 welder 



Significance of sorting in sedimentary 

 rocks. E. W. Shaw 



Chemical and organic deposits of the 

 sea. T. W. Vaughan 



Stratigraphic relationships of the 

 Tully limestone and the Genesee 

 shale in eastern North America. 

 A. W. Grabau t 



Were the graptolite shales, as a rule, 

 deep or shallow water deposits? 

 A.W. Grabau and Mar.torie O'Con- 

 NELL t 



Geologic significance of fossil rock- 

 boring animals. A. L Barrows t- 



Second report of the Committee on 

 the Nomenclature of the Cranial 

 Elements in the Permian Tetra- 

 poda. W. K. Gregory, Secretary 

 of the Committee, with Appendices 

 by R. Broom, D. M. S. Watson, 

 and S. W. Willtston t 



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