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THE GEOLOGIST. 
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Cariiithia. 
Cariiiola. 
Tyr. Yen. 
Carniola. 
Raibl and St. Cas- 
siau series. 
St. Cassiau series. 
Grossdorn series. 
Hallstatt limestone. 
Hallstatt dolomite. 
Esino and Hallstatt series. Tyrol 
Triassic dolomite. Hungary 
Guttenstein limestone. 
Gutteustein dolomite. 
Guttenstein Rauchwacke 
Radstatt limestone 
Radstatt slate. 
Werfen slate. 
^ Salzburg. 
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Old red sandstone. 
Old red sandstone, 
f Sandstone and slate 
\ Limestone. 
' Hlubocep. 
Eranik. 
Koneprus. 
Kuhelbad. 
Litten. 
Kossow. 
Greenstone. 
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Brda. 
Rokycan. 
Komorau. 
Krusnahora. 
Ginec. 
Pribram greywacke. 
Pribram slate. 
Bohemia. 
Galicia. 
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Bohemia. 
Aust. Styr. 
Hungary. 
{Siliceous slate. 1 
Alum slate. J 
Sandstone, slate. "I 
Limestone. J 
Clay-slate. 
Chloritic slate. 
Talcose slate. 
Amphibolic slate. 
Calcareous mica-slate. Salzburg. 
Carinth. Hung. 
Granular limestone. 
Mica- slate. 
Gneiss. 
Granulite. Austr. Boh. 
Greisen. 1 
Quartzite. J 
Bohemia. 
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/Extinct volcanos 
Basaltic tufa. 
Basalt. 
Basalt. 
Trachytic tufa and 
conglomerate, 
Rhyolite 
Grey trachyte. 
Phonolite. 
Greenstone trachyte. 
Porphyritic tufa. \ 
Dioritic tufa. J 
Augite porphyry tufa. 
and"! 
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Bohemia 
Hungary. 
Banat. 
Transylv. 
Hungary. 
Bohemia. 
Hun.Tran. 
Styria. 
Tyrol. 
Augite porphyry 
Augite porphyry. 
Melaphyre tufa. 
Melaphyre. 
Melaphyre. 
Porphyry. 
Green porphyry 
Porphyry. 
Gabbro. 
Serpentine. 
Greenstone. 
Aphanite. 
Diorite. 
Diorite. 
Diorite. 
Eclogite. 
Amphibolite 
Syeuitic porphyry 
Syenite. 
Granitite. 
Granite. 
Hungary. 
Tyrol. 
Lomb. Ven. 
Tyrol. 
Hungary. 
Tyrol. 
Bohemia. 
Bohemia, Carinthia. 
Hungary. 
J Boheaiia. 
Tyrol. 
Austria, Banat. 
Styria. 
Carinth. Bohemia: 
Boh. Ban. 
Bohemia. 
Coal or lignite. 
Pseudo volcanic localities. Boh. 
Salt. Austr. Transvlv. 
Salt Formation 
Plastic clay. 
Slate-clay. 
Polishing slate. 
Gypsum. 
Gypsum. 
Graphite. 
Iron-ore. 
Magnetic iron-ore 
Porcelain earth. 
^ Veins and masses. 
Galicia. 
Bohemia. 
Hungary. 
Austr. Boh. 
Bohemia. 
Austria. 
Austr. Boh. 
. II. The Publications of the I. R. Geological Institute. — These are the — 
1. ' Abhandlungen der k. k. geologischen Keichsanstalt,' of which three 
volumes are published, in which are contributions by Prof. A. E. Eeuss, 
Prof. Ch. F. Peters, John Kudernatsch, Prof. F.*L. Zekeli, Prof. C. 
Hitter von Ettingshausen, and Dr. Ch. J. Andrae, in vols. i. and ii. ; vol. iii. 
forming part of Dr. M. Homes' ' Fossil Mollusca of the Tertiary Vienna 
