 | | Report (volume) | | SMITH, DIRECTOR BULLETIN 484 THE GRANITES OF CONNECTICUT BY T. NELSON DALE AND HERBERT E. GREGORY Prepared...the Geological and Natural History Survey of Connecticut WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1911 ...discussion____________________._____._ Salient features of Connecticut geology, by Herbert E. Gregory___ Origin, nature...rocks________________.__ __ Granites and granite gneisses of Connecticut, by Herbert E. GregoryName, mineral content,...granitic intrusions_________ ____ 24 Age of the Connecticut granites________ __ _ __ 25 Structure, rock variations |  | | Report (volume) | | Director Bulletin 738 THE COMMERCIAL GRANITES OF NEW ENGLAND BY T. 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Am G American...Branch Can Pari Canada, Parliament Conn G S Connecticut Geological and Natural History Survey Hawaiian...Mines N :r G S New Jersey Geological SUrvey N Y G S New York Geological Survey NY St Mus New York State ...geological survey: Calvin, 09c Pleistocene geology, New York: Fairchild, 13 Isostasy, relations to geodesy...Diller, 02b Rhythms and geologic time: Gilbert, 00 New Brunswick, progress of geological investi· Rocky |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | TO DECEMBER, 1901 RECORDS OF MEETINGS OF TlIE NEW YORK ACADEMY O F SCIESCES. January, 1901, to December...how11 by sets of curves, follow pretty closely the old Lambert's or cosine law. Intensity = A cos i cos...STiI\I.\K!' 01' I'Ai~EllS. Torrey cicscribcd il new spccics of first that I t is intcrmediate i n its...age and talkativeness. 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(1941) Research on Early Man in Burma, with Supplementary Reports upon the Pleistocene Vertebrates and Mollusks of the Region, and Pleistocene Geology and Early Man in Java. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, 32. 263pp. doi:10.2307/1005586 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about...AT PHILADELPHIA FOR PROMOTING USEFUL KNOWLEDGE NEW SERIES-VOLUME XXXII, PART III RESEARCH ON EARLY...Basins ................. 313 The Superposition of Old and Young Pleistocene Formations ..................gratefully acknowledged. and Java, so that the new data on human origins might The project could not...A special grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New race formations in the Irrawaddy Valley. York through |  | | Book | | History New York, NY 10024, USA delson@amnh.org Eric J. 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