 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Franca, and in the south by the coast from Cape Espichel to St. Ubes; and the whole of its area is about...Hippurite limestone.--(e,) Red sandstone.--(f.) Espichel limestone.--(g.) Slate clay and shale.--(h.) San...limestone, but near Alden do Meco, to the north of Cape Espichel, they are in contact with the red sandstone...of sandstone is also exposed between Loures and Cape Sinchette. South of the Tagus, the red sandstone...from Palmella to the coast, a little north of Cape Espichel. The beds of this formation are greatly affected |  | | Book (volume) | | Madrid, Spain José Tomás Oliveira LNEG Amadora, Portugal ISSN 2364-6438 ISSN 2364-6446 (electronic) Regional...Energia e Geologia, former Geological Survey of Portugal, where he acted also as head of both the Geology...concentrated in regional geological mapping in Portugal and Mozambique, with particular interest in stratigraphy...He was an invited professor at universities of Portugal and Angola, author and editor of several geological...co-editor of the recently published Geological Map of Portugal and Spain, 2015, scale 1:1,000,000. v vi Editors |  | | Journal (volume) | | Hydrographical Chart of the ex- INIilitary tremity of Cape Cod, including the Townships of Frovincetown and...with the Mural Circle at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, and the calculation of the Geocentric...Bessel's Refraction Tables. The form employed Cape of Good Hope. vatory, at tlie Royal Obser- 4to...Specimens of Granite from Simon's Bay, Sandstone from Cape Flat, and of Silicified Wood Sir J. F. Cast...the eastward of that part of the country, and gypsum occur Afiom Karahissar. in now more immediately |  | | Book | | names. Terms like anhydrite rock, garnet rock, gypsum rock, halite rock, howlite rock, olivine rock,...(22%), feldspars, and others; original rock from Cape Turij, Kola, Soviet Union, [aegirine + apatite]...earlier olivine, biotite, and possibly melilite. [Cape Aillik, Labrador] (Kranck in 1953) ailsyte ig. pluton... 1. Massive, usually translucent, fine-grained gypsum rock, often used for statuary and decorative purposes...than the original melteigite. ] Algarve province, Portugal] (Lacroix in 1922) algon sed. Viscous, organic |  | | Book (volume) | | Portuguese Nun; Azurara’s Chronicle of Guinea; &c. Portugal: Literature. Ernest Rutherford, F.R.S., D.Sc...Orchestra. Matthew Arnold Prizeman, 1903. f Portugal: Geography and History. 1 ' Pommer; Portative...grindstones) and limestone are quarried, and a few beds of gypsum and peat-bog are known within the government. With...belonging to one of the most distinguished families in Portugal. He then retired to Soure, where, on the recommendation...career from 1750 to 1777 is part of the history of Portugal. Though he came into power only in his 51st year |  | | Book | | which lies equidistant between the pact variety of gypsum, usually snow-white and translucent scale is true...annelids lack skeletal fate: CaS04. It represents gypsum without its water of crys¬ structures (except...scolecodonts), tallization, and it alters readily to gypsum, from which it differs they are usually known...anterior sensory appendages of anthodite In a cave, gypsum or aragonite that occurs as nee¬ the cephalon...of some plants, e.g. mosses and ferns, beds of gypsum and of iron ore, and as a deposit from hot springs |  | | Journal (volume) | | Ivens’ poes Arctic Items, in Central 527; and Cape West Horn Africa, Pedia, 530; Asia, 528;...of,as should have been the case,~ with those of Portugal, Southern Spain, Morocco and Senegal, The animals...similar tubercles were mistaken by Gray, in the Cape species for the “ pectinated osseous appendages...three rare species of sharks taken at Cape Espichel (Portugal) in 1200 metres ( Centrophorus squamosus...of some prehistoric stations and moni ments of Portugal (twenty-two figures), Carlos Ribiero; Antique |
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