 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | EVOLUTION OF THE WHITE MOUNTAIN MAGNIA SERIES RaNoor.pn W. CnapuaN, Vassar College CnenrBs R. wrr";;:...studies of the rocks of the White Mountain district in New Hampshire have been carried out. One result...alkaline affinities (3)* to which the name White Mountain magma serieshas been applied (5, p.56). The various...complete understanding of the evolution of the White Mountain magma series. The writers are especiallyindebted...their many helpful suggestionsand criticisms. The new mineral analyses quoted here were made by F. A. Gonyer |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | PETROLOGICAL ABSTRACTS AND REVIEWS P. Geologyof the New York City Aqueduct. BERKEY, CHARLES N.Y. State Museum...problemspropoundedto him as the consulting geologist of the New York Board of Water Supply. Probably in no previous...tunnel, with I6 miles more of delivery pipe line in New York City itself. From the Catskills south to the...PETROLOGICAL 471 The crossing of the Rondout Valley has proved one of the most serious difficulties...and very detailed study has been given it. This valley is four miles wide and heavily drift covered, and |  | | Book (volume) | | MODIFIED DRIFT By WARREN ae OF GLACIAL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. UPHAM, DRIFT. APPENDIX II. TO PARTS ...INTRODUCTION, . . . . .. THE MINERALOGY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, LITHOLOGY, INDEX TO PART IV, APPENDIX, Part...Lebanon, 3 3 Fig. 12, Profile of kame of Connecticut valley, Fig. 13, Section in Springfield and Charlestown...Rockingham, Vt., 3 : 18, Section in Bridgewater and New Hampton, 19, Section in Concord, Fig. 20, Section...gravel, Whitefield, 311 . 64, Section of Bald mountain, 365 vii ILLUSTRATIONS. OF LIST Part IV |  | | Book (volume) | | UNH LIBRARY 3 MbOD DllEE THE GEOLOGY NEW HAMPSHIRE A REPORT COMPRISING THE RESULTS OF EXPLORATIONS...marked to the statements already printed. White Mountain work, often corrected, improved, two summers'...Arrangements have been made upon the scale of Bien, of New York. The execute the coloring. tion with this...I. Page. THE RELATIONS OF THE GEOLOGY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TO THAT OF THE ADJACENT TERRITORY. By II. ...J. H. Huntington.) GEOLOGY OF THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY DISTRICT. By C. H. Hitchcock, (Pages 408-427 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | where the exposures are exceptionally clear. The new data also make it possible to present a consistent...magnetite late in some (Fig. 5). Similar bands in Cook County, one hundred miles northeast, much larger and richer...belt at the northeast end of the gabbro in Cook County, where the combined thickness is so reduced as...base of the early gabbro there is an apatitic hypersthene gabbro. The occurrence of red rock, mostly near...indicate that assimilation after intrusion could yield new types. Successive intrusions certainly differed slightly |  | | Book (edition) | | Uni'fltrsity, New York Revised Second Edition LONDON: THOMAS MURBY & co., 40, MUSEUM STREET NEw YoRK:...than face the revolution of names and terms that a new method involves. Thus a reformer is between the devil...devil and the deep sea, for if he adapts a new system to existing names, with their connotations, it...it will be still-born, and if he introduces a new nomenclature, it will be stoned to death by those who...or Greek one. • In view of the repugnance which a new set of names would arouse, he has used only well-known |  | | Report (issue) | | ... _.... ___ . _.. __ .. _ Bowlders of Waihee Valley .................................................................... . Bowlders of lao Valley . ." .....................................................conchology, vol. 21, by Hyatt and Pilsbry: Science, new ·ser., vol. 37, pp. 255-257, 1913. COHEN, E., Tiber...Plata folio (No. 60), 1899. --Notes upon the Henry Mountain rocks (in Emmons, S. F., Geology and mining industry...12, pp. 359-362, 1886. · · - - T h e laccolitic mountain groups of Colorado, Utah, and Arizona: U. S. Geol |  | | Book (edition) | | than face the revolu¬ tion of names a^ terms that a new method involves. Thus a reformer is between the devil...devil and the deep sea, for if he adapts a new system to existing names, with their conzwtations, it...it will be still-born, and if he introduces a new nomendature, it will be stoned to death by those who...or Greek one. In view of the repugnance which a new set of names would arouse, he has used only well-known...have been redefined, but it will be found that the new definition contains the kernel of the old one in |  | | Report (issue) | | examined very thoroughly. In this Now England and New Jersey, and analyses of rocks connection I take pleasure...igneous rocks published from 1884 to History in New York, and of the United_ States 1900, with a critical...analytical data, especially Morgan, director of the New Zealand Geological inaugural dissertations and other...Washingto11, for his gi·eat in the incorporation of new matte.r and the expansion liberality and kindness...practically identical. In other words, in the terms ~f the new classification, they would fall in the same subrang |  | | Report (volume) | | anonymous papers, placed at the end of Part I Co. county cos. · counties CORPORATE AUTHORS. Am G American...Mines N :r G S New Jersey Geological SUrvey N Y G S New York Geological Survey NY St Mus New York State ...and engineering practice: Winslow, 89 Origin of mountain ranges: Le Conte, 93 Geology and revelation: Calvin...04b (J), 85 Physiographical geology of the Rocky Mountain Igneous rocks, study of: Iddings, 09a region in...geological survey: Calvin, 09c Pleistocene geology, New York: Fairchild, 13 Isostasy, relations to geodesy |  | | Report (issue) | | 77. Cooke, J. P., Jr., 1867, On cryophyllite, a new mineral species of the mica family, with some associated...6th ed.: New York, John Wiley and Sons. Dana, J. D., 1868, A system of mineralogy, 5th ed.: New York, John... S. Harbert, 1899, Exploration of the Delaware Valley: The Mineral Collector, v. 6, p. 117-122. Heinrich...Contributions to the mineralogy of New Zealand, part 3: Royal Soc. New Zealand Trans., v. 76, p. 481-491...The colloid chemistry of the silicate minerals: New York, Academic Press, 195 p. Nockolds, S. R., 1947 |  | | Book (edition) | | Mineralogy American Museum of Natural History, New York, New York Research Associate, Department of Mineralogy...Toronto. Canada ~VANNOSTRAND REINHOLD COMPANY ~ NEW YORK CINCINNATI TORONTO LONDON i UI \J- MELBOURNE...Van Nostrand Reinhold Company Regional Offices: New York Cincinnati Chicago Millbrae Dallas Van Nostrand...Nostrand Reinhold Company 450 West 33rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10001 Published simultaneously in Canada...descriptions, especially of new minerals, and the provision of described specimens on which new research can be brought |  | | Book (volume) | | X-ray investigation of larsenite from Franklin, New Jersey, gave a 8-23 A, b 18-94 A, c 5-06 A (a and...Italy (Fornaseri, 1951). Olivine, dunite, Dun Mountain, New Zealand (Ross el at., 1954). Anal. M. D. Foster...Laboratories (Includes P205 0-09). 13. Olivine, hypersthene-olivine gabbro, Kangerdlugssuaq, east Greenland...Hyalosiderite, gabbro, Black Cascade, Tripyramid Mountain, New Hampshire (Chapman and Williams, 1935). Anal...E. Tosnja i. 21. Talasskite, pegmatite, Talassa Valley, Siberia (Nikitin, 1936). »* Includes Na 0-045 |  | | Book (volume) | | Preface to Second Edition For this completely new edition of Rock-Forming Minerals we have maintained...in mineralogy, have led to the fact that in this new edition the average number of pages devoted to each...transformation of Mn2Ge04 at 90 kbar and 900 °C to a new orthorhombic form, cell dimensions a = 5'257, b =...relict core. peridotitic komatiite, Barberton Mountain Land. South Africa (Green et 01 .• 1975). Anal...Japan (Onuki. 1965). 4 Forsterite, dunite, Dun Mountain. New Zealand (Ross et 01 .• 1954). Anal. M. D. Foster |  | | Book (edition) | | Lale Prof essor of Geology, Colu1nbia University, New Y ork, 1891-1926 S I X TH EDITION COMPLETELY REVISED...Mineralogy, University of Minnesota THIRD P RI N T I NG NEW YORI{ D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY, I Nc., 2,50 FOURTH...years he was an advisory consultant for the City of New York, and in later years his services were in great...ynamik. Gebriider Borntraeger, 1936. J. F. Kemp: New M eth ods in th e Study of Granitic lntrusi7..'es...however, which are modified in rock study and a few new methods are to be noted. Rocks are commonly mixtures |
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