warman.]  CAPE CARBONIFEROUS.  201 
Carboniferous  fossils  of  North  America,  Mollusca,  nonmarine Ann  3,  pp  411-486 
of  North  America,  Ostreidse Ann  4,  p  288 
of  Texas,  Permian Bull  77 
of  Yellowstone  Park Mon  xxxn,  n,  pp  479-599 
Carboniferous  history  of  Appalachian  region GF  61,  p  2 
of  Black  Hills Ann  19,  n,  pp  587-588;  Ann  21,  iv,  pp  555-556 
of  California,  Mother  Lode  district GF  63,  pp  6-7 
of  Colorado,  Elk  Mountains GF  9,  p  1 
Pikes  Peak  quadrangle GF  7,  p  5 
of  Massachusetts,  western GF  50,  p  3 
of  Montana,  Fort  Benton  quadrangle GF  55,  p  5 
Little  Belt  Mountains  quadrangle GF  56,  p  6 
of  South  Dakota,  Black  Hills Ann  19,  ir,  pp  587-588;  Ann  21,  iv,  pp  555-556 
i »f  Virginia-Tennessee,  Bristol  quadrangle GF  59,  p  2 
Carboniferous  insects Bull  124 
Carboniferous  invertebrates,  bibliographic  index  of  North  American Bull  153 
Carboniferous  movement  in  the  Rocky  Mountain  region Mon  xxvn,  pp  17-18 
Carboniferous  paleontology  of  Alaska,  notes  on Ann  17,  i,  p  865 
Carboniferous  rocks;  Anderson  sandstone  of  Tennessee GF  33,  p  3;  GF  40,  p  3 
Aquidneck  shales  of  Narragansett  Basin Mon  xxxiii,  pp  348-363 
A  ivhimedes  group,  geologic  name  proposed Bull  80,  p  169 
Atoka  formation  of  Indian  Territory Ann  21,  n,  pp  273-274 
Aubrey  group Ann  2,  pp  114, 116, 151, 163,  217;  Ann  6,  pp  132-133 
Auriferous  slates  of  California GF  3,  pp  1,  2 
age  of Bull  33,  pp  16-18 
I  >;u  1  i to  formation  of  Colorado GF  68,  p  1 
Bangor  limestone  of  Tennessee,  Georgia,  and  Alabama GF  2,  p  2; 
GF  4,  p  2;  GF  6,  p  2;  GF  8,  p  2;  GF  19, 
p  2;  GF  21,  p  2;  GF  22,  p  2;  GF  35,  p  2 
Bayard  formation  of  West  Virginia  and  Maryland GF  28,  p  4 
Berea  grit  of  Ohio Bull  150,  pp  75-77 
Berea  sandstone  and  shale  of  Ohio  as  a  water  carrier Ann  19,  iv, 
pp  647-648,  685-690 
Berea  shale  and  grit  of  Michigan WS  30,  pp  84-85 
Bearwallow  conglomerate  of  Virginia  and  West  Virginia GF  44,  p  3 
bitumen  deposits  in Ann  11 ,  i,  pp  598-599,  638-639 
Blackwater  formation  of  Virginia  and  West  Virginia  . . .  ■. GF  61,  p  5 
Blackwater  sandstone  of  Maryland,  Virginia,  and  West  Virginia GF  28, 
p3;  GF32,p  4 
Blue  Canyon  formation  of  California GF  66,  pp  1-2 
Bluefield  shale  of  Virginia  and  West  Virginia i GF  26,  p  3;  GF  44,  p  3 
Blue  limestone  of  Colorado,  Leadville  district Ann  2, 
pp  218-219,  237;  Mon  xn,  pp  63-66 
(See,  also,  Leadville  limestone.) 
Bluestone  formation  of  Virginia  and  West  Virginia GF  26,  p  3;  GF  44,  p  3 
Boggy  shale  of  Indian  Territory Ann  21,  u,  pp  278-279 
Bonair  conglomerate-lentil  of  Tennessee GF  53,  p  3 
Braxton  formation  of  West  Virginia GF  34,  p  2 
of  West  Virginia-Ohio,  Huntington  quadrangle GF  69,  pp  4-5 
Breathitt  formation  of  Kentucky GF  47,  p  3 
Briceville  shale  of  Tennessee GF  25,  p  4;  GF  33,  p  3;  GF  40,  p  2 
Burlington  limestone,  areas,  characters,  and  divisions  of Ann  11, 
i,  pp  312-313;  Bull  80,  pp  158-159, 160, 224 
