 | Gaines, Richard V., Skinner, H. Catherine W., Foord, Eugene E., Mason, Brian, Rosenzweig, Abraham, King, Vandall T. (1997) Dana's New Mineralogy (8th ed.) Wiley-Interscience. p.1872 | Book (edition) | | Fritz: Bergakademie Freiberg, Freiberg, Saxony, Germany. Donald B. Hoover: U.S.G.S., Federal Center, Lakewood...Institut fur Mineralogie, Ruhr Universitat Bochum, Germany. Duane Mellor: Geology Library, Yale University...Berlin, Germany. Peter Susse: MINABS, Inst. of Mineralogy, Univ. of Gottingen, Gottingen, Germany. C. Sheldon...Pennsylvania. Hans J. Wilke: Eppertshausen/Hessen, Germany. Wendell E. Wilson: The Mineralogical Record, Tuscon...produced may result in observed optical character of lower symmetry than is expected for the crystal’s ideal |  | | Journal (issue) | | Bangkok, Thailand Karl Schn~etzer Petersluusen, Germany James E. Shigley Santa Monica, CA SUBSCRIPTIONS...FL; Rebecca Ann Bell, Joshua Tree, CA; Sharon Berghaus, Fairview Park, OH; Gary S. Bergstein, Aurora...Bloomington, IL; Josef Bogacz, Idar-Oberstein, Germany; Rudiger M. Boslzovic, Armidale, NSW, Australia;...Montreal, Que., Canada; Martin Lepold, Mainz, Germany; Dorothy Lewis, Richboro, PA; Gloria Lillie, Singleton...briolette cut was a good way to use diamonds of lower color and clarity (Hinlzs, 1983). Fancy-color diamonds |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | might be required. He passed rapidly through the lower grades of the teacher’s profession to that of a...GUSTAV STEINMANN, OF THÉ UNIVERSITY OF FREIBURG, GERMANY. (Abstract-) This geological map of South America...geological section of the ‘ ‘ Physikalischer Atlas von Berghaus ” (Gotha : J. Perthes). There are many re semblances...is conformity between the Carboniferous and the lower Cretaceous, which rests upon the former. The Paleozoic...AUGUST ROTHPLETZ, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH, GERMANY. In discussing this paper Dr. C. A. White remarkéd: |  | | Book | | has to confess great obligations to Johnston's (Berghaus') " Physical Atlas," the recent works of Humboldt...232. Extinct volcanoes. 233. Extinct volcanic district of the 234. 235. 236. 237. II. Rhine. [France...veins. 640. Relation of veins to the surrounding district. 641. Systems of veins in Cornwall. 642. Systems...TERTIARY EPOCH $ 738. Brown-coal deposits of Germany. 739. Nature and condition of the lig- XIV. FOSSILS...Upper greensand and Gault. 799. Terrain albien and Lower Planer. 800. North American Upper secondary shire |  | | Journal (volume) | | Quantity of Falling aad OF 0Nn 8. Beauty of the Lake District, II. On the Unity of the Human spe MARcEL DE...XX. Synopsis of the Fall of Rain in the Lake District of siliferous Deposits, 341 Cumberland, for...meteorological, tending to illustrate the climate of a district in some respects peculiar, and, as I would hope...the character of the country constituting the district, a very few words may suffice,—it is so well...weather. peculiarity of the climate of the lake district is, the range of the thermometer throughout the |  | | Journal (volume) | | Minerals, . ; 5 : 16. Siae10 GEOLOGY. 17. The Lower Silurian Rocks of the United States. 18. Nature...Orography of the Earth's Surface, 5 contrary, the lower, even when ecakvine: the motions are, the more...philosophical collections of heights as Strantz gave us, (Berghaus’ Annal., 1830, vol. ii. ; 1832, vol. vi. ; 1835...different vegetables and animals of higher and lower classes. may have lived, and that the temperature...and took possession of the western part of the district formerly occupied by that people. Dr Donaldson |  | | Journal (volume) | | a limited examination of a very limited district in Germany, and hastily and unphilosophically generalised...also, that had circumstances placed Werner in a district of a different character, his scheme might have...those below, was perfectly certain as regarded the district in which his examinations were carried on ; but...the same distinctness or pre cision to any other district where the conditions had been different. Because...and that, therefore, that existence may in one district be continued through a much longer or shorter |  | | Journal (volume) | | deflect the Gulf- to other lands, and materially lower the temperature of Northern Europe. Some sensible...where /^ is tw use to send coals to. The Newcastle district is perhaps, all things The river Tyne, rising...sometimes clayey, but more often hard; and the lower part of the coal-formation itself is nearly all...belicA^e more iron, is got liere than in any other district of the same area. The Dudley and Wolverhampton...five million tons are raised per annum in this district— worth a I have only i-un quite the largest |  | | Book (volume) | | higher voice will also coincide with some of the lower. Thus, if a note and its octave be sung together...the harmonic series of the lower, No. 2 of its own series is No. 4 of the lower, and its No. 3 is No. 6...fectly in tune and with a strong emphasis on the lower notes. Doubling in octaves therefore never was and...real addition is made by the higher sound to the lower. The 12th is No. 3 of the harmonic series, No. 2...2 of the higher note will be No. 6 of the lower, No. 3 will be No. 9, and so on. But there is an important |  | | Report (issue) | | ................................ Yinnietharra district ................................................. ............................ Mount Pleasant district ................................................46 Copper mines and prospects in the Gabanintha district ................................ 47 Surface plan...production of copper from the Arrino-Yandanooka district ................................................ Aluminium shares some of the properties and a lower and more stable price, plus continuity of supply |  | | Journal (volume) | | Britain H. ROSENBUSCH C. Cornell University Germany CHARLES BARROIS U. S. Geological France ALBRECHT... J. C. Survey BRANNER Stanford University Germany W. HANS REUSCH CLARK B. Johns Hopkins University...Stuart 439 Physiographic Studies in the San Juan District of Coloroda. Wallace W. Atwood The Variations...ROSENBUSCH, Germany THEODOR N. TSCHERNYSCHEW, Russia CHARLES BARROIS, France ALBRECHT PENCK, Germany HANS REUSCH...of the Huronian tillite, which include all the lower rocks in their present metamorphosed conditions; |  | | Report (issue) | | ANNALEN DER PHYSIK UND CHEMIE. Halle and Leipzig, Germany. Published commercially from ANNALES DE CHIMIE... · ·;;i. ;_•;-. · ARCHIV FUER Germany; ARIZONA UNIV. PRESIDENT'S REPT. Annual Report...JAHRBUCH. Published oy the Amidemy from :MuU:ich, Germany~ - zu:R BEITRAEGE GEOPHYSICS. P~blished commercially...commercially from Leipzig aiid Stuttgart, Germany. BERG· UND HUTTENMAENIS.CHE ZEITUN.G., Published commercially...commercially from Ereiburg and Leipzig, Germany. 4 BIOL. SOC. WASHINGTON PROC. Proceedings o.f the Biological |  | | Report (volume) | | ... of THE YaRKAND ... ... 81 IvANGRA DISTRICT, BY ... India, ... Second note on the materials... ... Geological Notes of made on Dharwar District, a THE COUNTRY OF THE LUNI adduced by race...satisfactory season’s work in the regiou of the lower Godavari. He revisited the Singareui coal-field...was only able to complete his examination of the lower JDudlii valley, with a view to fixing the sites...coal-fields on the newly issued maps of the Hazaribagh district. Mr. Hacket was incidentally engaged upon these |  | | Book | | Geosynclinal conditions prevailed throughout the Lower Palaeozoic and continued into at least the early...Silurian age. Gypsiferous beds are present in the Lower Ordovician of western North Greenland, while a...belt characterises the Silurian. To the north the Lower Palaeozoic carbonate sequences pass into clastic...sediments ranging in age from Lower Cretaceous (Barremian—Aptian) to Lower Tertiary (Danian) of the geology...250 or less, that is approximately the same as or lower than average ratios from the continental crust (Taylor |  | | Journal (volume) | | principal object, therefore, was to obtain in Germany what should be fitted for that country ; to enrich...afterwards carry it as a tribute to his native land. Germany, the country of mines, is one of the cradles of...Vauquelin, and Dolomieu. But it flourished in Germany at this time with a peculiar lustre, Werner taught...we shall first mention those which appeared in Germany. In 1800 and 1801 he sent from Freiberg to the... the one on the jurisprudence of the mines of Germany, the other on the administration of the mines of | | | Journal (volume) | | principal object, therefore, was to obtain in Germany what should be fitted for that country ; to enrich...afterwards carry it as a tribute to his native land. Germany, the country of mines, is one of the cradles of...Vauquelin, and Dolomieu. But it flourished in Germany at this time with a peculiar lustre, Werner taught...we shall first mention those which appeared in Germany. In 1800 and 1801 he sent from Freiberg to the... the one on the jurisprudence of the mines of Germany, the other on the administration of the mines of | | | Book | | provinces of the conditions prevailed throughout the Lower Palaeozoic and continued into at least the early...present the age. Gypsiferous beds are in Lower Ordovician of western North Greenland, while a conspicuous...characterises the Silurian. To the north the Lower Palaeozoic car- bonate sequences pass into clastic...sediments ranging in age from Lower Cretaceous (Barremian—Aptian) to Lower Tertiary (Danian) In East...250 or less, that is approximately the same as or lower than average ratios from the continental crust (Taylor |  | | Report (volume) | | [BULL. 127. Louisiana. Maine. Maryland (including District of Columbia). Massachusetts. Mexico. Michigan...character of some of the rocks collected in the Yukon district and adjacent northern portion of British Columbia...[Summary report on surveys in the St. Maurice district, eastern townships.] Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports...and the adjacent parts of Alaska and the Yukon district. Canadian Reo. of Sci., vol. 4, pp. 344-358, 1891...1884. Adams, W. H. Coals in Mexico, Santa Rosa district. Am. lust. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 270-273 |  | | Book | | Massif Volga-Kama U.S.S.R. Sinian complex seen, Lower ee Middle Palaeozoic mS BR Res un Te re e ...Structures Useful gg, 199 =... о SESE LER 8% Lower Ge, 198 RA с ORE General a ee оф Useful... Precambrian Archeozoic Proterozoic Palaeozoic Lower Palaeozoic Middle Palaeozoic Upper Mesozoic...Tectonics Structures : Archeozoic Upper and Lower Proterozoic Structure Proterozoic Structures...Description Stratigraphy Precambrian Palaeozoic Lower Middle Palaeozoic Palaeozoic Upper Palaeozoic |  | | Report (issue) | | Erzproben von der Halde eines alten Stollens östlich Berghaus Fladung führen zwei Generationen Zinkblende nebst...Verhandlungen 1962 A 113 Das Aufblühen der Andalusite in den pelitischen Lagen der Quarzite konnte...EIXES, G. L., 1931: Notes on the Portsoy coastal district. Geol. Mag. Bd. 68, S. 24—34. FLEUTY, M., 1961:...1937: Geological Excursion guide to the Assynt District of Surherland. Darien Press, Edinburgh, 62 S. |  | | Journal (volume) | | das KOi i i sche Ge b i r g e . Das Quertbal des Regen bildet die sQdliche, das Querthal der Angel die...Dillen-Berges besonders auch durch seine zahlreichen Andalusite und Pseudomorphosen von Talk nach .Yndalusit................ 6751 A 78 Oisterz, Bleibergbau, Berghaus (Olbir I I I ) .......................... 6458...Obere SchuReralpe, Bleibergbau in der Zauchen, Berghaus 4458 L. 81 Untere 3259 L. „ » » » » » 82 Pasterz-Bauer...Quecksilberban unter St. Anna iin Loibelthale, Berghaus . 169 St. Anna am Loibel, Kirche............. |  | | Book (volume) | | the A number of other books have appeared in Germany. The more important of these are A. Ladenburg's...pounds. The difference between the higher and lower valent forms of an element with a given acid are...others were founded in the eighteenth century. Germany in 1652 In some exceptional cases, these associations...established, the opinion that industrial work tends to lower the standard of thought, which at one time threatened...results. The arts and sciences were relegated to the lower castes, the spirit of inquiry gradually died, and |
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