INDEX. 



789 



Egerton, Sir P., on fish of Permian, 462. 



on fish of Headon series, 2S5. 



on Ichthyosaurus, 423. 



on Ischypterus, 456. 



Egg-like bodies in Old Bed Sandstone, 529. 



Ehrenberg, Prof., on bog-iron-ore, 26. 



on infusoria, 25. 



on term Biyozouni, 203. 



on Silurian foraminifera, 570. 



Eifel, age of trachytic roeks in, 65T. 



basaltic pillars of the Kiisesrotte in the. 



619. 



lake-craters of, 679. 



Lower Miocene, volcanic rocks of, 677. 



Lower, trass of, 6S2. 



Elephant-bed. Brighton, 373. 



Elephas meridionalis, molar of, 134. 



antiquus, molar of, 133. 



primigenins, niolar of, 133. 



Elevation craters, 634. 



Elvans of Ireland and Cornwall, 77S. 



term explained, 725. 



in granite. 77S. 



Elytron of Buprestis, 406. 



Emarginula clathrata. Great Oolite, 405. 



Embothrium, or Kakeasaligna, ffiningen, 256. 



Emmons, Prof., on jaws of Triassic quadru- 

 ped, 3S9. 



on Dromatheriurn, 457. 



Encrinite icith serpuue attached, 403. 



Encrinites of Bradford, 402. 



Encrinus liliiformis (moniliformis), 439. 



Endogens, term explained, 333. 



Engihoul cave, 124. 



England, Lower Miocene strata of, 239. 



— - Newer Pliocene strata of, 196. 



Upper Eocene formations of, 2S1. 



Eocene formations, map of, 280. 



foraminifera, 303, 304. 



formations of England, 2S1. 



strata of France, table of, 297. 



granite and plutonic rocks, 721. 



and Miocene, line between, 217, 247. 



strata, France, fossil footprints in, 292. 



volcanic rocks of Monte Bolca, 691. 



strata in the United States, 309. 



term explained, 1SS. 



Eosaurus found in Coal, 511. 



Eozoon Canadense, in Laurentian rocks, 765. 



oldest known fossil, 584. 



Eppelsheim, Dinotheriuni of, 243. 



Equisetacese of the Coal, 471, 



EquiseMtes columnaris. 434. 



Eqwus caballu*. molar of, 134. 



Erman, M., on finding of meteoric iron, 177. 



Erratic blocks, actions of, 140. 



near Chichester. 374. 



Erratics of Canada, 163. 



of Greenland. 144. 



• of Victoria Land, 146. 



Alpine, 142. 



Erosion, aqueous, in Palma, 637. 



Escarpments of the Weald, 360. 



Eschara disticha, Chalk, 329. 



Eseharina oceani. Chalk, 329. 



Escher von der Linth, oh submergence of Sa- 

 hara. 176. 



Esther ia m inula, Muschelkalk, 439. 



Beckeri, 522. 



ovata, Eichmond, 452. 



Etherid«-e, Mr., tables of Oolitic fossils, 413. 



on fossils of Middle Oolite, 401. 



on cretaceous fossils, 344. 



on fossils of Upper Oolite, 39S. 



Etna. Bit, 652. 



lavas of, 191. 



age of lavas of, 658. 



Eiinomia 'radiate. Great Oolite, 402. 



Eunotia bid ens, Atlantic mud, 320. 



Euomplialus pentagulatus, 519. 



Euphotide, 605. 



Eurite, 708, 735. 



Euritic porphyry near Christiania, 716. 



Europe, divisions of Tertiary strata in. 1S7. 



extinct quadrupeds of, 115, 116. - 



Excavation through lava by rivers, 670. 

 Exogens, term explained, 333. 

 Exogi/ra virgula, Kimmeridge clay, 395. 

 Ei'tracrinus Briareus, Lias, 420. 



Falcoxer, Mr. A. H., on Dichodon, 2S5. 

 Falconer. Dr., on Purbeck mammalia, 3S2. 



on flint knives of Brixham cave, 124. ' 



on Mastodon arvernemis, 198. 



on Siwalik Hills, 276. 



on cave and drift fossils, 129. 



on Plagiaidax, 3S4. 



Faluns of the Loire, 1S3. 



of Touraine, 213. 



Farnham, phosphate of lime near, 332. 

 Fascicidaria aurantium, Coralline crag, 204, 

 Fault, term explained, 62. 



in Chalk near Lewes, 363. 



Faults, origin of, 64. 

 Fauna of Nebraska, 273. 



of Keuper, 432. 



of Weald clay, 346. 



and flora of Upper Yal d'Arno, 196. 



of Montmartre, 298. 



of Vienna basin, 245. 



of Headon series, 2S5. 



of Galapagos Islands, 425. 



fluctuations in", 186. 



Favosites Gothland ica, 557. 



polymorpha, 538. 



Faxoe, chalk of, 316. 



Felis tigris, molar of, 135. 



Felixstow, remains of cetacea near, 202. 



Felspar porphyry, 605. 



Felspathic lava, specific gravity of minerals o£ 



65S: 

 Felstone, 605. 



Eenestella retiformis, 460. 

 Ferns of Carboniferous period, 463. 

 Ferruginous sands, sand-pipes in, 235. 

 Fife, altered rock in, 615. 

 Fifeshire, carboniferous trap of, 697. 

 Filling up of veins. 772. 

 Fish, Eocene, of Monte Bolca, 694. 



fossil, of mountain limestone, 521. 



number of living, 534. 



of the Upper Ludlow, 551. 



of Lias, 420. 



fossil of Old Bed Sandstone, 525-534. 



of Permian marl-slate, 461. 



of the Brown Coal, 678. 



oldest known, not of low grade, 555. 



Fisher, Mr., on dirt-bed at Bidgway, 392. 

 Fissures filled with metallic matter, 767. 



in metalliferous veins, 769. 



Fitton, Dr., on Lower Cretaceous, 341. 



■ on Hastings sand. 346. 



on dirt-bed of Boulonnais, 392. 



on corals of Oolite, 399. 



Fleming, Dr., on Parka decipiens, 528. 



oncarboniferous trap, 696. 



on scales of fish in Old Bed, 525. 



Flint-breccias, angular, 372. 



Flints in chalk, 321. 



Flora, Miocene, of Switzerland, richness of, 



267. 



of Carboniferous period, 467, 47S. 



of Great Oolite, 410. 



grade of Carboniferous, 478. 



Miocene, of Switzerland, 251-267. 



Upper Cretaceous, 332. 



of Subapennine beds, 210. 



Eecent and Miocene relations of, 269. 



fluctuations in, 1S6. 



of the Permian, 463. 



Miocene, of OZningen, 251. 



of Wealden, 352. 



Devonian, compared to Carboniferous, 51S. 



of Vienna bash), 245. 



Flotz, term explained, 87. 



Fluctuations in conformation of Weald, 369- 



371. 

 Fluvia, the, cutting through lavas of Olot, 669. 

 Flysch, term explained, 307. 

 invaded by plutonic rocks, 721. 



