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VOLUMES XXXI-XL. 



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GEOLOGY. 

 Cleveland shale of Ohio, age, 

 Dishing, 33. 5^'- 

 .'.1 balls/ 1 Stopes and Wat- 



33. 200. 



— bed, parting in, Rogers, 37, 



— hols, formation. Stevenson. 



35. 546; 37. n6. 

 Coleoptera. fossil. Colorado. 



Wickham, 36. 83; 39. 323. 

 Colorado Valley, reconnais- 

 ce of Little. Arizona, 

 Gregory. 38, 401. 

 nemaugh formation in Ohio. 

 Condit and Mark. 37, 114. 

 nnecticut, Central, in the 

 lc past, Barrell, 34, 487. 



— See Connecticut. 



ntact phenomena at Christi- 

 ania. Goldschmidt, 32, 233. 

 Continental deposits, criteria of. 

 Kindle. 32. 225. 

 Coral. 

 laites from Indiana black 

 -hale. Elkins and Wieland, 

 38. 



Iillera, North American, 

 geology. Daly. 39, 681. 

 taceous deposits of Miyako, 



36, 425. 



— formation-, relations to the 

 Rocky Mts., Lee. 40, 521. 



— mammals and dinosaurs of 

 Wyoming, Lull, 40, 31Q. 



— -ea. Alberta, Dowling, 40, 

 521. 



Crinoid fauna. Clark. 32, 127; 

 40, 60, I 



of Knobstone formation, 



■inger, 32, 322. 



New American. Springer, 



32. 



Current-, bottom, in Lake On- 

 tario. Kindle. 39, 102. 



American, fossil, Wie- 

 "land. 32, 133. 433. 473: 33, 73\ 

 38, 117. 



Cynthiana formation, Miller, 40, 



Hdea. Caradocian. Bather, 

 37. 

 "Dam" at Cheshire, Conn.. 

 Ward. 37, 1 g 



ris, transportation by run- 

 ning water. Gilbert, 39, \2 

 formation of Pal 

 nia. Loomis, 38, 



GEOLOGY. 



Devonian faunas of South 

 America, etc., Clarke. 36, 032. 



— formation. Ohio. Prosser, 36, 

 82. 



— fossiliferous horizon at Lit- 

 tleton. N. H.. Lahee, 36, 231. 



— of Maryland. 37, 203. 



— of Rock Island region, cor- 

 relation. Ekblaw, 35, 460. 



— of Wisconsin, fossils and 

 stratigraphy, Cleland, 32, 73. 



— Upper, delta of the Appala- 

 chian geosyncline, Barrell, 36, 

 420: 37, 87, 22;. 



Devonic, American. Clarke, 40, 



521. 

 Dicotyls, origin, Wieland, 38, 



45L 



Dimetrodon incisivus, Case, 40, 



474- 



Dinosaur, new. from the Con- 

 necticut Triassic, Talbot, 31, 

 469. 



Dinosaurs armored, Wieland, 

 31, IT2. 



— in Colorado Tertiary, Lee, 

 35, 531; of East Africa. Schu- 

 chert. 35, 34: Wyoming, Lull, 

 40, 3 TO- 



— not a natural order, von 

 Huene. 38, 145. 



Dolphin, fossil, from California, 

 Lull, 37, 200. 



Earth, see Earth. 



Earthquake, see Earthquake. 



Echini. Jackson on, Schuchert, 

 34, IS*- 



Elasmobranchs from Solen- 

 hofen, new, Eastman, 31, 309. 



Elephas hayi, Nebraska, Bar- 

 bour. 40, 129. 



Engelhardtia from the Ameri- 

 can Eocene. Berry. 31, 49 f- 



Eocene of California, fauna, 

 Dickerson, 38, 367. 



— Xo. American. Xipa-palm in, 

 Berry, 37, 57 ■ 



E911US scotti, etc., Troxell, 39, 

 613. 



Is of Brazil, Bran- 

 ner, 35, 619. 



Eurypterid, new Ordovician, 

 Shuler, 39, 55'- 



Eurypterids, < Carboniferous 

 from Nebraska, Barbour, 38, 

 507; of Kokomo, Ind.. Kin- 

 dle. 36, 2X2; of ork, 



