a F 
Farlow, W. Oe disease of orange and 
olive t trees, 3 
St ~ ay 
Fran. ee in waters 292. 
: Saar, soft bodies. 
Gallium, 5 
coal eka Sevag so in, 385. 
Geikie, A., geo logical map, noticed, 4 
Geinitz, F. sok axons pall duaberie ak 
Genth, F. A um minerals, 32. 
meteoric i ee res 2. 
Gentisin, 
Geological cha chart of United States, Brad- 
’ 6, 
Seng 21, Bay aoe. 
Massachus 
ichiga 
Victoria, 14 
: ao of foal Meridian (Wheeler’s), 
: Wcone in, 71. 
— elogical re reunion at Paris in 1878, 463. 
aay Beds, fossils from, 222. 
<7 anepes ‘Carboniferous, Dawson, 
-* Eocene, Cope, 306. 
INDEX. 483 
GEO 
Coal pels 3 plants of Chili, 308. 
sae “yp S, marine plants i in, 221, 
Colora 0, ore-bearing rocks of, 71. 
i 16, 85, 
Dolomi 
Eocene fauna of N. Mexico, sii 297. 
Eozoon, had serpentine, 147 
Eozoon limestones, 298. 
Erosion, Dana, | 
G. 'K. Gilb 
8. 
by spray Andrews, 304, 
Glacial era, 6 
floo 
1 
? 
i br oer oe New Hampshire, 
Hawes, 129, 395. 
Hungar ee eruptive rocks of, or 
od of ee Selwyn, 4 
uth of Lake Superior, Brooks, 
194, 
oe sain gre 401. 
gery in Robin-Hood 
Cave, 2 
Man oben er Pliocene, 147. 
Marbles neahip. mt 
Mascarene of New Brunswick, 218. 
i pbenacrig a aay shes st 328. 
etadiabase, see GREEN! 
Mexico, the Huasteca, Kimball, 277. 
, Dutto 
] 
Moun 
Mountain structure, Powell er 
] 
odactyls, 
Rivers, detritus of, 462 
Schistosity, experiments on, 148 
Serpentine and Eozoo 7 
Serpentine limestones of N. York, 298 
urian dioryte, etc., in 
and, 225. 
Spitzbergen, 65. — 
riodonts, Permian, Owen, 224. 
Vertebrates of New Mexican Eocene, 
Alps, 
Voleanie phenomena mena of the 69. 
| Gilbert, G. K., Colorado Fistoan, 16, 85. 
streams meath, 39 
Brachiopods, Swedish, 227. _—, further at it nmr rent 
29: 
Carboniferous Pulmonates, Dawson, 
tin in Indiana, 307. 
Catskill Mt. range, Halt, 300, 
Coal eras of India, 67 
| Glyce: 
Good 
rine crystallized, 
le, G. B., Fishes of Bermudas, 239. 
Gray, A., botanical notices, 73, 153, 232, 
397, 467. 
