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The Journal of Geology, May-June 1893
Various and Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin
Rare volcanic rocks from southern Texas, dynamic folding in the Baraboo quartzite of Wisconsin, and the chemistry of iron in sediments fill this 1893 geology journal. Technical, precise, and quietly thrilling to the initiated. A working record of American geology in its confident heyday. For readers who want the real texture of nineteenth-century earth science. Read the rocks with the professionals.
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35 chapters
- 1THE JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY MAY-JUNE, 1893.
- 2CONTENTS
- 3ON THE TYPICAL LAURENTIAN AREA OF CANADA.
- 4FOOTNOTES
- 5MELILITE-NEPHELINE-BASALT AND NEPHELINE-BASANITE FROM SOUTHERN TEXAS.
- 6SOME DYNAMIC PHENOMENA SHOWN BY THE BARABOO QUARTZITE RANGES OF CENTRAL WISCONSIN.
- 7FOOTNOTES
- 8THE CHEMICAL RELATION OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS.
- 9THE CONNECTION OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN NATURE.
- 10THE SOURCE OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS.
- 11THE TRANSPORTATION OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN NATURE.
- 12THE FORMS OF IRON AND MANGANESE DEPOSITED AT ORDINARY TEMPERATURES.
- 13CAUSES OF THE ASSOCIATION OF IRON AND MANGANESE.
- 14CAUSES OF THE SEPARATION OF IRON AND MANGANESE.
- 15FOOTNOTES
- 16SOME RIVERS OF CONNECTICUT.33
- 17FOOTNOTES
- 18Studies for Students.
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