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GliNERAL INDEX. 



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GEOLOGY. 



J""lorissant fossils, see Colorado. 



Fossil insects, sec Insects. 



Fossil plants, see also BOT- 

 ANY. 



Fossils from China, Lorenz, 23, 

 148. 



— from Silurian of Tennessee, 

 Foerste, 27, 489. 



— Paleozoic. Whiteaves. 23, 71. 

 Fox Hills sandstone, Stanton, 



30, 172. 



Fulgur, genesis, Maury, 27, 335. 



Fusulina, Asiatic, Dyhrenfurth, 

 29, 194; Yabe, 23, 315. 



Gastropods, Spitz, 25, 153. 



Geological section at Cape 

 Thompson, Alaska, Kindle, 

 28, 520. 



Georgetown quadrangle. Colo- 

 rado, geology, Spurr, Garrey 

 and Ball, 27, 408. 



Glacial, Glaciers, Glaciation, see 

 these words. 



Glossopteris flora, British mu- 

 seum, catalogue, Arber, 21, 



Gold Hill mining district of 

 North Carolina, 30, 291. 



Goldfield district, Nevada, geol- 

 ogy and ore deposits, Ran- 

 some, 29, 85. 



Grand Canyon, Arizona, geol- 

 ogy. Noble, 29, 369, 497; Rob- 

 inson, 24, 409. 



Graptolites of New York, Rue- 

 demann, 26, 402. 



Gravity streams, corrasion by, 

 Andrews, 30, 86. 



Grayback mining district, Colo- 

 rado, geology, 30, 423. 



Guadalupian fauna, Girty, 27, 

 413. 



— and Kansas sections, corre- 

 lation of, Beede, 30, 131. 



Guaynopita district, Mexico, 

 geology, Hovey, 24, 503. 



Hallopus, von Huene and Lull, 

 25, 113- 



Heidelberg man, 27, 416. 



Hell Creek beds of Upper Cre- 

 taceous, Montana, Brown, 25, 

 86. 



Hohlenkunde, von Knebel, 21, 



473- 

 Horse from the lower Miocene, 

 Loomis, 26, 163. 



— family, evolution, Lull, 23, 

 161. 



GEOLOGY. 



Horses, fossil. No. Dakota and 



Montana, Douglass, 27, 94. 

 Hybocystis in Ontario, Parks, 



26, 240. 

 Hyolithida;, lower Paleozoic, 



from Girvan, Reed, 29, 194. 

 Ice-age, ice -movement, ice- 



sheet, see these words. 

 Fchthyosauria, Triassic, Mer- 



riam, 27, 91. 

 Indoceras, Noetling, 22, 349. 

 Insects, see Insects. 

 Isostasy, geodetic evidence of, 



Hayford, 22, 185; and figure 



of the Earth, Hayford, 29, 



193; 30.. 290. 

 Judith River beds, geology, 



Stanton and Hatcher, 21, 177. 

 Jurassic flora of Oregon, Knowl- 



ton, 30, 33. 



— formation of Texas, paleon- 

 tology, Cragin, 21, 179. 



— fossils from Black Hills, 

 Whitfield and Hovey, 23, 467; 

 from Franz Josef Land, Whit- 

 field, 22, 263; localities of sup- 

 posed, Veatch, 21, 457. 



— strata of South Dorset, 

 Buckman, 29, 461. 



Keewatin ice sheet, Montana 

 lobe, Calhoun, 22, 468. 



Kilauea and Mauna Loa, Brig- 

 ham, 29, 363. 



Laccoliths of Piatigorsk, V. de 

 Derwies, 21, 184. 



Lakes, see Lakes. 



Laramie, application of the 

 term, Veatch, 24, 18; Peale, 

 28, 45- . 



Lead and zinc deposits of Vir- 

 ginia, Watson, 21, 255; of 

 Wisconsin, Grant, 21, 470; of 

 Kentucky, Ulrich and Tan- 

 gier Smith, 21, 84. 



Lepadocystis clintonensis, On- 

 tario, Parks, 29, 404. 



Lower Paleozoic of Illinois, 

 Savage, 25, 431. 



Lycopodium, Cretaceous, Berry, 

 30, 275. 



Lyttoniidae, Noetling, 22, 349. 



Magnetic iron ores, Adiron- 

 dack, geology, Newland and 

 Kemp, 26, 238. 



Mammal horizons. Tertiary, of 

 No. America, Osborn, 24, 504. 



Mammalian migration, Matthew, 

 25, 69, 154- 



