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Contents. 
RECENT LITERATURE, 
hite’s Non-marine Fossil Mollusca of North America, 765; Wilder pee n ’s Anatomical 
Technology as applied to the domestic Cat, 768 ; Recent Books and Pamphlets, 769 ; Joly’s Man 
before Metals sch eR nid Second aii Survey of the pb ‘Conlhek of Penn- 
sylvania, 851; CoueseS New England Bird Life, 854; Late Works on Evolution, 855; 
; si tists’ Di- 
d its 
Tortugas and Florida Reefs, ‘pie Groff’s Mineral Analysis, 1268; Recent Books 
hlets, 1268. 
GENERAL Notes. 
Geography and Travels.—The Arctic Regions, 771; Africa, 773, 863; America, 865; Asia, 
866; America, 961; Asia, 962; Africa, 963; Geographical Notes, mo America, ; he 
1145; Africa, 1147; America, 1150f; Nordens kiold’s Journey of two hundred miles into 
Interior of Greenland, 1151 ; Geographical Notes, Irs1 ; The Dutch fairs Expedition, 
; ica, 1269. 
Geology and Paleontology—The S dA a Laramie Dinossurian Te 
trated], 774; A new Edentate, 7 gical News, 778; A new Pliocene formation 
; Geolo yi 
nake River valley, 867; The ‘‘ lt Trochanter ” of T Dino osaurs, 869 ; pes ai 
in France, 869 ; Geology of Lower Merion and Vicinity, 965; Hulke aa a sere 9: 
Pl rus, Some new Mammalia of the Puerco Formati ; 
Mr. Rand on the Geological Survey of Chester and Delaware counties, Penna., 1052; ii 
pheric Dust S, ; The Progress of the Un in Terti r 
logical Notes, 1057; A Chondrostean from the Eocene, 1152; The C ; 
1153; The Quat ds at Billancourt, Pari 53; T a bi apres ae a . 
is, 1153; The Java 
of Paleozoic Rocks in tetera Brazil, 1156; Geological Notes, 1157 ; + Tracks in 
the Geology of California. r271 ; The Cranium of Iguanodon, 1273; Discovery © ani a 
Jura-trias of cra ae ; hoeslioie Appendages of Trilobites [Illustrated], 
ogical Notes, 
ite, a new mineral, 779 ; The Artificial formation of Mi s 
; Concretions in Diassóait , 781; Mineralogical Notes, 781 ; Empholite, a new 872; The jn 
The Cornwall Tin ores, 871; Mine Skye, 872; Mineralogical Nor ondini sA 
fluence of Light on Minerals, » Rutile in Phlogopite, 1058; A new use pai 
arees 1059; “ Sulfuraires,” 1059 ; nite, 1059; Mine sills A 
tudies upon Rocks, 1158; Stibnite from Jn according 
oe of Apatite, 1160; Precious Iolite Brazil, 1160; Se Oe ae ened Minerals, 0“ 
ion, 1161; Lithiophilite, 1161 ; So’ ecently form én; Mi af 
ri Iphuric acid, 1162; Picranalci ise ; Mineralogical T poy 
Py 
the Cryolite group from Colorado, 1278; The Uranium Minerals, 12 278; M 
and Berks counties, Pa., 1279 ; Mineralogical Norisi 1279. 
ues, 785; & Se 
Botany.—Notes on the study of Fungi, 782 ; Analysis of Vegetable see ?, 73, Nectat in Spe 
Gy lines, 787; Botanical Notes, 787; Ellis’ North American Fungi i 
