350 



THE GEOLOGIST. 



81 



^Raibl and St. Cas-T 



Carinthia. 





sian series. > 



Cariiiola. 



82 



St. Cassiaa series. J 



Tyr. Yen. 



83 



Grossdorn series. 



Carniola. 



84 



Hallstatt limestone. 





85 



Hallstatt dolomite. 





86 2 



Esino and Hallstatt series. Tyrol. 



87 H 



88 



Triassic dolomite. 



Hungary. 



Guttenstein limestone. 





89 



Guttenstein dolomite. 





90 



Guttenstein Rauchwacke. 



91 

 92 



Radstatt limestone. 1 

 Radstatt slate. J 



Salzburg. 



93 



> Werfen slate. 





94 



Old red sandstone. 



Bohemia. 



95 J. 



96 § S 



98^ 

 99 



100 , 



101 -s 



102 J 



103 ^ 



104 .g 



105 |, 

 106 

 107^ 



108 .S 



109 M 



110 ^ 



111 



112 



113 ^ 



114 -g 



115 ^ 



116 ^ 



117 ^ 



118 I 



119 « 



120 I 



121 S 



122 



123 ^ 



124 ^ 



125 --S 

 126 

 127 eg 



Old red sandstone. Galicia. 

 f Sandstone and slate. 

 \ Limestone. 

 ' Hlubocep, 

 Branik. 

 Koneprus, 

 Kuhelbad. • 

 Litten. 

 Kossow. 

 Greenstone. 



. fHostoranitzl"^ 

 ^^"^^^{Zahoran / 

 Brda. 

 Rokycan. 

 Komorau. 

 Krusnahora. 

 Ginec. ^ 

 Pribram greywacke. 

 k Pribram slate. 



{Siliceous slate. 1 

 Alum slate. jT 

 Sandstone, slate. "1 

 Limestone. J 

 Clay-slate. 

 Chloritic slate. 

 Talcose slate. 

 Amphibolic slate. 

 Calcareous mica-slate. Salzburg. 



Carinth. Hung. 

 Granular limestone. 

 Mica-slate. 

 Gneiss. 

 Granulite. 

 Greisen. 1 

 Quartzitc. ^ 





JI 





G 





F 











r 















:ages 



^d' 





f 



B 



Bohemia. 



Aust. Styr. 

 Hungary. 



Austr. Boh. 

 Bohemia. 



128 

 129 

 130 

 131 

 132 

 133 

 134 



135 g 



136 -43 



137 g 



138 « 

 139 



140 I 



141 -S 



142 3 

 143 



144 " 



145 ^ 



146 § 



147 S 



148 i 



149 i 



150 S 



151 S 



152 J 



153 § 



154 ^ 

 155 

 156 



157 

 158 

 159 

 160 



161 

 162 

 163 



164 » 



165 I 



166 £ 



167 ^ 



168 ^ 



169 g 



170 -g 



171 > 

 172 

 173 

 174 



/Extinct volcanos. 

 Basaltic tufa. 

 Basalt. 

 Basalt. 



Trachytic tufa and 1 

 conglomerate. I- 

 Rhyolite J 

 Grey trachyte. 

 Phonolite. 



Greenstone trachyte. 



Bohemia 

 Hungary. 



Banat. 

 Transylv. 



Hungary. 

 Bohemia. 

 Huu.Trau. 



rorphyritic tufa. |_ 



Dioritic tufa. 

 Augite porphyry tufa. 

 Augite porphyry. 

 Augite porphyry. 

 Melaphyre tufa. 

 Melaphyre. 

 Melaphyre. 

 Porphyry. 

 Green porphyry. 

 Porphyry. 

 Gabbro. 

 Serpentine. 

 Greenstone. 

 Aphanite. 

 Diorite. 

 Diorite. 

 Diorite. 

 Eclogite. 

 Amphibolite 



Styria. 



Tyrol. 

 Hungary. 

 Tyrol. 

 Lomb. Veu. 

 Tyrol. 

 Hungary. 



Tyrol. 

 Bohemia. 

 Bohemia, Carinthia. 



Hungary. 



Bohemia. 



Tyrol. 

 Austria, Banat. 

 Styria. 

 Carinth. Bohemia. 

 Syenitic porphyry. Boh. Ban. 

 Syenite. 



Granitite. Bohemia, 

 k Granite. 



Coal or lignite. 



Pseudovolcanic localities. Boh. 

 Salt. Austr. Transvlv. 



slate. 



Salt Eormation. 

 Plastic clay. 

 Slate-clay 

 Polishing 

 Gypsum. 

 Gypsum. 

 Graphite. 

 Iron -ore. 



Magnetic iron-ore, 

 Porcelain earth. 

 Veins and masses. 



Galicia. 



Bohemia, 



Hungary. 



Austr. Boh. 



Bohemia. 

 Austria. 

 Austr. Boh. 



II. The PuhUcations of the I. R. Geological Institute. — These are the — 

 1. ' Abliandlungen der k. k. geologischen Eeichsanstalt,' of which three 



volumes are published, in which are contributions by Prof. A. E. Eeuss, 



Prof. Ch. F. Peters, John Kuderuatsch, Prof. F.'L. Zekeli, Prof. C. 



Eittcr von Ettinoshausen, and Dr. Ch. J. Andrae, in vols. i. and ii. ; vol. iii. 



forming part of Dr. M. Homes' ' Fossil Mollusca of the Tertiary Vienna 



