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GENERAL INDEX. 



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Geology — 

 Keweenaw ore deposits, vii. 147. 



rocks, v. 155; vi. 27, 155. 321; 

 vii, 463; viii. 462; ix. 67. 237, 258. 

 339. 



sandstones, enlargements of feld- 

 spar in. vii. 399. 

 Kreischeria. a fossil Pseudoscorpion. 



iv. 474. 

 Laccoliths. Ireland, ii. 152. 

 Lake Agassiz. Upham. v, 156; vi. 327. 

 basin, Tertiary of Florissant, ii. 

 409. 



basins, classification of. iv. 230. 

 Bonneville, Gilbert, vi. 150. 

 Erie, preglacial outlet of, ii, 151. 

 486; viii. 32. 



Lahontan of Nevada, vii. 67. 



thinolite of, Dana, xxx, 390. 

 Ontario, terraces of, iv, 409. 

 Winnipeg, southward discharge 

 of, iv, 428 ; v, 156 ; vi. 327 ; vii. 34, 

 104. 

 Lakes, changes of level in, i, 415. 



of Minnesota, iii, 62. 

 Lamellibranchiata of N. York. Hall, v. 



391 ; viii, 234. 

 Laopteryx. Marsh, i, 341. 

 Laramie, age of the, iv. 150. 152; vii, 

 68. 



commingled types of. White, vi, 

 120. •• 



Dinosaur from, Cope, vi, 75. 122. 

 Mollusca of. White, v, 207. 

 of Canada, iv. 151. 

 of California, iv, 152. 

 of New Mexico, Stevenson, ii. 370. 

 plants of. vi. 120. 

 Lava-fields of Northwestern Europe. 



Geikie. i. 145. 

 Leadville, mines of. Emmons, iv, 64. 

 Lenticular hills. Hitchcock, vii, 72. 

 Lestophis. Marsh, ix. 169. 

 Lethasa Geognostica, Roemer, v, 478. 

 Lignite, burning of, in situ. White, vi, 



24. 

 Lignites of the Northwest Territory, 



xxx, 77. 

 Lignitic. see Laramie. 

 Limestone, erosion of. Swing, ix. 29. 

 coral of Pacific, aualysis of, xxx, 

 244. 



nodules, deep-sea, iv, 447; vi. 245. 

 metamorphic of Dutchess Co. fos- 

 siliferous, Diuight, i, 78 ; vii, 249. 



of Orange Co., N. T., fossiliferous. 

 Darton, xxx. 452 ; Prime, vii. 69. 



of Westchester Co., Dana. i. 425; 

 ii, 103, 313, 327. 

 oolitic of Indiana, iv. 293. 

 Tacouic. Dana. ix. 210, 443, 



Geology — 



Limouite ore beds. Lesley, d'InviUiers, 



Ewimj, viii. 396 ; Dana. viii. 398. 

 Linmloids. new Carboniferous. Pack- 



c/(/. xxx. 401. 

 Lingula, from red quartzites of Minne- 

 sota, xxx, 316. 

 Linnarssonia. Walcott, ix. 115. 

 Loss of Des Moines, and fossils in. 



McGee and Call, iv, 202. 

 Loxolophodon. Osborn, ii, 235. 

 Macelognatha, Marsh, vii, 341. 

 Magnesian, limestone cf deep-sea, vi. 



245. 

 Maine. Silurian fossils in, ii, 434. 

 Mammals. Eocene of New Mexico, ii. 



408. 



Fossil, of British Museum. Lycl- 



clekker, ix, 348. 



Jurassic, Marsh, i, 511. 

 Man, antiquity of, DawMns, iv, 314. 

 glacial, in Minnesota, vi, 328. 

 Paleolithic, Delaware Valley, iii. 



152. 

 Marsupial, new Miocene. Scott, vii. 



442. 

 Marsupials, new Tertiary, Cope. iv. 



295. 

 Mastodons in New Jersey, iv, 294. 

 Matthevia, Walcott, xxx, 17. 

 Mediterranean basin, in the Glacial 



period, xxx, 243. 

 Menevian argillites of Braintree. 



Dodge, v, 65. 

 Mersey tunnel. Reade, ix, 413. 

 Mesonacis, Walcott, ix, 328. 

 Mesozoic Flora of Virginia, Fontaine, 



xxx, 162. 



and Cenozoic bibliography, Miller, 



ii, 234. 

 Metamorphic rocks, fossils in, i. 78, 



327, 405; iv. 148; v. 234; vii. 69. 



249; ix. 70; xxx, 452. 

 Metamorphism, King and Rmvney, iii. 



418; Stevenson, ix, 414. 

 see under Rocks. 

 Millstone grit. Chance, i. 134. 

 Minas Geraes, Brazil, ii. 221. 

 Mineral belts of the Pacific slope. 



Becker, viii. 209. 

 Minnesota valley in the ice age, iv, 



428; vi. 3.27; vii, 34, 104. 

 Mollusks. non-marine fossil, v, 392 ; 



vii, 68. 



Carboniferous, Whitfield, i, 125. 

 descent of. Wliite, iii, 382. 

 of the Great Basin. Call, xxx, 79. 

 Monticulipora, Nicholson, iii. 491. 

 Moraine, see Glacial. 

 Mount Lebanon fossils, vii, 490. 

 Mountain making, see under Earth, 



