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Pleistocene— Continued. 



Gulf Region — Continued. 



1890. Pilot Knob, Tex., Hill, E. T. 

 Indian Territory and Eed Eiver, 



Hill, E. T. 



Valley of upper Canadian, Tex., 

 Hill, E. T. 



Report on Gulf Tertiaries of 

 Texas, Penrose, E. A. F. 



Central Texas, Comstock, Tarr. 



TranaPecos Texas, Streeruwitz. 



Eeview of Texas geology, Dum- 

 ble. 



Cahaba coal-fleld region, Ala- 

 bama, Squire, Smith, E. A. 



1891. Crowley's Eidge, Call, Branner, 



Salisbury. 



Altitude of United States dur- 

 ing Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

 T.C. 



Tertiary woods of eastern Arkan- 

 .sas. Call. 



Columbia formation in Missis- 

 sippi embayment, McGee. 



Igneous rocks of Arkansas, Wil- 

 liams, J. F. 



Researches in Yucatan [conti- 

 nental moYements], Heilprin. 

 Appomattox formation in the Mis- 

 sissippi embayment, MoGee. 



Review of the Quaternary era, 

 Upham. 



Orange sand, Lagrange and Ap- 

 pomattox, Hilgard. 



Origin and age of Columbia, Up- 

 ham. 



Eeport on northwestern Texas, 

 Cummins. 



Report of State geologist of 

 Texas, Dumble. 



Iron-ore district of eastern Texas, 

 Dumble, Herndon, Kennedy, 

 Walker. 



Trans-Pecos Texas, Streeruwitz. 



Artesian and underflow investi- 

 gation, Nettleton. 



Conditions controlling artesian 

 wells, Hall, C. W. 



Red-rock sandstone of Marion 

 County, Iowa, Keyes. 



Notes on geology of the South- 

 west, Hill, E. T. 



Notes on New Mexico and south- 

 western Texas, Hill, E. T. 



Reconnaissance in Indian Terri- 

 tory, Hill, E. T. 



Pleistocene — Continued. 



Gulf Ebgion — Continued. 

 1891. Nita crevasse [Mississippi River], 

 Johnson, L. C. 

 Variations in Cretaceous and Ter- 

 tiary in Alabama, Langdon. 

 Floridite, Cox. 



Record of deep well at Lake 

 Worth, southern Florida, Dar- 

 ton. 

 Phosphates of America, Wyatt. 

 Elevation of America in Ceno- 



zoic periods, Dall. 

 Florida phosphate, Cox, Darton, 

 Davidson. 

 Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, 

 AND Tennessee. 

 1818. Belmont County, Ohio, At- 

 water, C. 

 Account of valley of the Ohio, 



Drake. 

 Prairies and barrens of the West, 



Atwater, C. 

 Origin of prairies. Wells, E. W. 

 1820. Bones and shells in Ohio and the 



West, Atwater. 

 1823. Outline geologic map of Tennes- 

 see, Sayler, N. 

 Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer. 

 Fluted rock at Sandusky Bay, 



Ohio, Granger. 

 Geological features of Tennessee, 

 Haywood, J. 

 1826. Facts relating to parts of Ohio, 

 Atwater, Hildreth. 



1828. Bowlders of primitive rocks in 



Ohio and the West, Tappan. 

 Coal, diluvial and other strata of 



Ohio, Hildreth. 

 Vicinity of Louisville and Ship- 



pingsport Canal, Lapham. 



1829. Large bowlder in southern Ohio, 



Scoville. 

 Bowlders of primitive rocks in 

 Ohio, Hildreth. 



1830. Osseous remains of Big Bone 



Lick, Ky., Am. Jour. Sci. 

 1832. Bowlders of Ohio, Lapham. 



1834. Strontianite-bearing limestone on 



Lake Erie, Bigsby. 

 Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci. 



1835. Third report on Tennessee, Troost. 

 Localities of bones of mastodon, 



etc., Troost. 



1836. Geology of lakes and Mississippi 



Valley, Gibson, J. B. 



