 | | Book (volume) | | Micropaléontologique and Laboratoire Florence, Italy Florence, Italy Centro P. F. Burollet Compagnie Paris...University Service Mineralogia, Petrografia Italy G. Mascle Département de Géologie Structurale ...PoarditiianGorsica Massif 00) B. Theltalian Peninsulaand Sicily Paleomagnetic Data on llyrrbenian Basin vast A...Structure of the Ionian Calabria—Lucania re ee Sea, Sicily, EE aol 234 zal and C. Grandjacquet and G....PART I: THE STRUCTURE OF THE IONIAN SEA AND SICILY a™moOas F Introduction. 4.4 bs. at nes an 3s |  | Zhang, Y. F., Tan, H. B., Zhang, W. J., Huang, J. Z., Zhang, Q. (2015) A new geochemical perspective on hydrochemical evolution of the Tibetan geothermal system. Geochemistry International, 53 (12) 1090-1106 doi:10.1134/s0016702915120125 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | soluble – minerals such as calcite, dolomite and gypsum. However, the other dissolved elements in HC O...waters in the world. Some geothermal waters in Italy, the Philippines, and Chile (El Tatio) show K, Rb...United States and geothermal waters in Italy (particularly Sicily), the Philippines, and Indo nesia in...6 16.98 6.13 1.28 0.67 0.89 2940 Zabuye lake1 Italy Indonesia Iceland American Chile Banyuasin, Terme...dissolving lacus trine and marine sediments (e.g. gypsum, calcite and aragonite) and mixing with the nearsurface |  | | Book (volume) | | work. Auvergne, Velay, afterwards the districts Italy, Cantal, and the environs of Aix, in We visited...other localities the Subapennine beds of northern Italy; and, on the other hand, that the characteristic...re-crossed the Alps, while my course to the south of Italy, first I staying PREFACE. Parma, where at...result in regard to the southern extremity of Italy, from that to which Signors Guidotti and Bonelli...abandoned my design of ex- ploring the western part of Sicily, that I might return again to the Val di Noto |  | | Report (issue) | | Mozambique Basin: The Most Promising Hydrocarbon Province Offshore East Africa.399 G. 0. Kesse: Oil and...Australia—Geologic Review of a Potential Major Petroleum Province of the Future.457 John A. Katili: Geology and...Field and the Potential of Ragusa Basin, Offshore Sicily.559 G. Sestini and G. Flores: Petroleum Potential...Potential of the Thrust Belt and Foretroughs of Sicily.567 R. B. FcEserth, K. A. Oppebden and A. Scebde: ...offshore exploration could iden¬ tify a major province (Tucker and Timms, 1981). The significant future |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Eugster (1987) in basalts on Iceland. Finally for gypsum (not shown), the groundwater is always subsaturated...guideline for vanadium in drinking water but in Italy the Superior Council of Health (SCH, 2001) has given...and groundwater transport at Mt. Etna volcano (Sicily). Geochem. Cosmochim. Acta 64 (11), 1827–1841....Copat, C., Dimartino, A., Grasso, A., Fallico, R., Sciacca, S., Fiore, M., Ferrante, M., 2014. Determination...Dulce alluvial aquifers in Santiago del Estero Province, Argentina. Sci. Total Environ. 358, 97–120. Brockamp |  | | Book (volume) | | Lime-slate Coral p. Rock >... Marlite Orsten Gypsum Alabaster Chalk Tufa XIII. Calcareous Intrite...District, &c. as not only implies a subdivision of a province, but, in another acceptation, a ruling or preponderating...and unmixed with other substances. Petralogy, a province of mineralogy, may therefore be regarded as divided...characters improved which constitute the Species in gypsum form Genera in the carbonate of lime ; for the...pulverulent, fibrous, spathous, and compact kinds of gypsum form but so many Species, whilst the pulverulent |  | | Book (volume) | | classed all the tertiary strata of this Piedmont Italy from system. Certain were common to Calabria...shells in these deposits throughout the whole of Italy. In a catalogue, published by Lamarck, of five...basin, a small number only were enumerated of Italy, species. and only twenty as identical with those...derived from a comparison of the fossil-shells of Italy, more than half of which agree with species now...Conch. Fobs. he goes on to and superincumbent in Italy, say, the shells found in the marl Hence he had |  | | Journal (volume) | | F.L.S. M.W.S., &c. X. Sketch of the Geology of Sicily. By Charles Daubeny, M.D. F. R.S. Professor of...By Charles Dau- VII. Sketch of the Geology of Sicily. beny, M.D. F.R.S. Professor of Chemistry in the...are entireAmong the antique vases dug up in Lower Italy, the — Etruria, there occur some which have a...seems to have been very limited, tised, as it Italy, although the and long since dis- very inferior...continued.) Art. X .—Sketch of the Geology of Sicily. beny, M. D. E. sity of Oxford ft. S, *. By |  | Perino, Michela, Pronti, Lucilla, Di Forti, Lucrezia Gaia, Romani, Martina, Taverna, Cecilia, Massolo, Lola, Manzari, Francesca, Cestelli-Guidi, Mariangela, Nucara, Alessandro, Felici, Anna Candida (2021) Revealing Artists’ Collaboration in a 14th Century Manuscript by Non-Invasive Analyses. Minerals, 11 (7) 771 doi:10.3390/min11070771 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | (SBAI), Sapienza University of Rome, 00161 Rome, Italy; diforti.1654896@studenti.uniroma1.it (L.G.D.F.);...Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati–INFN, 00044 Frascati, Italy; lucilla.pronti@lnf.infn.it (L.P.); martina.romani@lnf...Vatican Apostolic Library, 00120 Vatican City State, Italy; lolamassolo@gmail.com Department of Letters and...Cultures, Sapienza University of Rome, 00185 Rome, Italy; francesca.manzari@uniroma1.it Department of Physics...Physics, Sapienza University of Rome, 00185 Rome, Italy; alessandro.nucara@roma1.infn.it Correspondence: |  | | Book (volume) | | associated Alternations of coralline with crystalline gypsum. formations with prismatic lava and different volcanic...species which now live in the lakes and rivers of Italy. Val- deep have been excavated through the lacustrine... The following six pieces, all now inhabit Italy, — Paludina impura, Neritina by M. Deshayes Succinea...^^M Sicily. breccias in several deep and several hundred The breccias latel caves in Sicily belong...chapter.f all the Eualmost that then, Assuming, Sicily. inquire next to have we tertiary, are alluviums |  | | Journal (issue) | | has added many teams working in such countries as Italy, the Neiherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Bclgium...Scienze Geologiche, Via Zamboni 67, 1-40127 Bologna (Italy) Vai G. B. & Venturini C. 1997. — Moscovian and...peninsular Italy Mario PASINI Dipartimento Scienze délia Terra, Via La Pira, 1-50121 Firenze (Italy) Gian...Scienze Geologiche, Via Zamboni 67, 1-40127 Bologna (Italy) KEYWORDS Bashkirian, Vereyan, Kashirian. Podolskian...Moscovian to Artinskian marine rocks in peninsular Italy, in Crasquin-Soleau S. & De Wever P. (eds), Peri-Tethys: |  | | Book (volume) | | alternation of earthquakes in Syria and seas Southern Italy and more Western limits of the European region...1806 the nineteenth century raccas, 1790 1790 Sicily, Earthquake in Quito, 1797 Cumana, 1797 Java,...shattered Reflections on the Large to fifty feet Sicily, tracts amount of change in the last one hundred...become islands, as Leucadia ; and according Sicily, the sea having carried away the isthmus. 10. Land...tradition that Sicily [Ch. II. had been separated by a convulsion from near the sea in those Italy, remarks |  | | Book | | and Computer Sciences University of Parma Parma, Italy Lore Kiefert Gubelin Gem Lab Lucerne, Switzerland...Lisbon, Portugal), Enzo Liverino (Torre del Greco, Italy), and the Historical Museum Basel (Switzerland)...Professor in Physics at the University of Parma, Italy, Department of Mathematical, Physical and Computer...(1449–1492). Museo Archeologico Nationale, Naples, Italy, inv. 25,851 (Arditi 124). (Photo by Hugo Miguel...out of various shaped natural pearls from the province of Zhejiang. By 200 BCE, traders had established |  | | Book (edition) | | of Matlock 68° §. In the volcanic districts of Italy, thermal springs, as might be The waters of the...and in in question, but is common to many others. Italy the oolite formation seems replaced by dark and...in a new channel. This fact is well observed in Italy, where many plains have been under cultivation for...Smyth's Charts) by a winding shoal, which connects Sicily with the coast of Africa. This .shoal, known as...11' N., and long. 12° 44' E., off the coast of Sicily, in July 1831, affords us a recent example of the |  | | Book (volume) | | water small by reason of the limited occurrence of gypsum er Pe 81 Proportion of sulphate of magnesia in...LOD oe Ui LOS Tac Deposits of rock salt and gypsum pase sese 6 lil Sea water probably richer in...springs at Wiesbaden Calcareous incrusting springs of Italy... Calcareous hot springs of Asia: Minor .... nocn...the iieuctons districts of Germany Deposits of gypsum 5 i. Deposits of hydrated peroxide of 3iron...Taunus, qexz rer Exhalation of carbonic acid in Italy aaa the eee Variation in the quantity of carbonic |  | | Report (issue) | | fondamentale in Italia [The basic gravimetric network in Italy] : Convegno naz. metano e petrolio, 7mo, Taormina...established in Italy. Data on the recently established stations of the gravimetric network of Italy are tabulated...circonstanti [Geophysical .features and deep geology of Sicily and surrounding areas]: 1954. Riv. Geofisica...compiled from the latest gravity measurements in Sicily and surrounding areas, together with numerous available·...maximums, extending along the northern border of Sicily, corresponds to a simatic ridge. The belt continues |  | | Book | | llowing a postulate by McKenzie (1972), portrays Italy as the northe r n promontory of the Afri can Plate...eastern Medit erranean r egi on . To assume that Italy is a promontory of the African Plate is now a popular...promontory should result in compressive stress in Italy and extensional stress in Yugoslavia , exactly the...The motions of Iberia, Corso- Sardinia , and of Italy between early Cr etaceous and Eocene did have a...form compressional structures in the Apennines, in Sicily , in the Atlas , in the Betic , and on the Balearic |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Moh's Scale L IQ J [20 Talc \ J I I I I Gypsum 2 I I I Calcite 3 FIGURE 7.—HARDNESS OF TEMPLE...Q [ IQ J [ 20 Talc 1 30 40 50 60 j 70 Gypsum 2 Increased Hardness 80 [ 90 loo IIP 120 ...No. 7 Nodule Collapse Fumarole Claim? Echizen Province Japan f Disseminated in ore* Band in nodulef...material, aggregate crystallites of pitchblende (Sciacca, 1954), or other mineral inclusions. Lathlike,...Pascoite Pintadoite Erythrite Realgar Orpiment Gypsum Jarosite Alunite Copiapite Halotrichite Celadonite |  | | Book | | to take a party of 50 or more through southern Italy and especially the Lipari islands Etna and Roccamonfina...joined at Parker's Hotel and by the section from Sicily. The following morning (Tuesday) a couple of hours...halotrichite, coquimbite, voltaite, copiapite, gypsum, etc. Lastly, the party examined the renowned socalled...met by carriages placed at our disposal by the Province of Terra di Lavoro, to convey us to the town...we mounted in carriages, again provided by the province, personally represented by Prof. It was fortunately |  | | Book (edition) | | those of Matlock 68 In the volcanic districts of Italy, thermal springs, as might be expected, are numerous...question, but is common to many In the Alps and in Italy the oolite formation seems others. and compact marble...in a new channel. This fact is well observed in Italy, where many plains have been under cultivation for...winding This shoal, known shoal, which connects Sicily with the coast of Africa. as the Skerki, has the...between the island of Pantellaria and the coast of Sicily, in July 1831, affords us a recent example of the |  | | Book (edition) | | Romany, Macedonian Religions ; 126-127 Alberta (Province) Republic of Bulgaria Area Sq Km 110994 Area...3 113 600 Capital Edmonton British Columbia (Province) AreaSqKm 944 735 Area Sq Miles 364 764 Population...Population 4 141 300 Capital Victoria Manitoba (Province) BURKINA Democratic Republic of Burkina Faso...Population 1 150 800 Capital Winnipeg New Brunswick (Province) Area Sq Km 72 908 Area SqMiles 28 150 Population... Fredericton 114 Newfoundland and Labrador (Province) Area Sq Km 405 212 Area Sq Miles 156 453 Population |  | | Book (edition) | | Lewis, O.B.E. Barry Winkleman Printed and bound in Italy by Mondadori, Verona. First edition 1988 British...Africa France 15M 14 Spain Portugal 1:m 15 Italy & the Balkans 1:5mM 16,17 Germany & Central Europe...EMIRATES) ALAND STATUS: Self-governing Island Province of Finland AREA: 1,505 sq km (581 sq miles) POPULATION:...BAHAMAS BALEARIC ISLANDS (BALEARES) STATUS: Island Province of Spain AREA: 5,015 sq km (1,935 sq miles) POPULATION:...Comm, UN, Col. Plan, NATO, OECD ALBERTA STATUS: Province AREA: 661,190 sq km (255,220 sq miles) POPULATION: |  | | Book (edition) | | Duncan Mackay Design Ivan Dodd Printed and bound in Italy by Mondadori, Verona. The Publishers would like...Antarctica & South America Africa 54 Europe 52 Italy 60 SolarSystem TheEarth 62 63 Earthquakes &...younger members of the STATUS: Self-governing Island Province fast-growing population. of Finland AREA: 1,505...Seven Industrial Nations (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, USA) CAPITAL: Algiers (El-Djezair)...mined in the east and are the main STATUS: Island province of Equatorial Guinea AREA: 2,034 sq km (785 sq |  | | Report (issue) | | tectonics of the Apenninic-Maghrebian orogen (southern Italy) . Fabio Lentini, Serafina Carbone, and Pierpaolo... 57 5. Coexisting geodynamic processes in the Sicily Channel. Giacomo Corti, Marco Cuffaro, Carlo Doglioni... Fabrizio Innocenti, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy Maurizio Battaglia, University of Goettingen, Goettingen...Giuseppe Cello, University of Camerino, Camerino, Italy Eldridge M. Moores, University of California, Davis...Giuseppe Giunta, University of Palermo, Palermo, Italy Jason Rech, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, USA |  | | Book | | products rock salt, 293 290 Foreign localities, 292 gypsum, mineral veins rare in England, Isles, 294 Igneous...Subappenine marls, 387 NEWER PLIOCENE STRATA Sicily, : 388 EXTRA EUROPEAN TERTIARIES. America, 389...rocks, 429 Erosive action of rivers, in France and Sicily Falls of Niagara, 430 Sinuosities of rivers, 431...revival of learning in Europe, it first reappeared in Italy, whence we should trace its progress into Britain...99-72 Loss -28 . 100-00 100-00 Thus, the province of the chemist with respect to minerals is to |
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