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| OTIS SMITH, Director Bulletin 597 GEOLOGY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND BY B. K. EMERSON WASHINGTON............................................ Worcester County, Mass.......................................member........................... Northeastern Massachusetts..................................... General..................................... Western Massachusetts...............................................district............................. Eastern Massachusetts............................................ |
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| MASSACHUSETTS MINERALAND FOSSIL LOCALITIES Compiled by Peter P. Gleba 'I!~·· . \. i r,'"--""'4' I...localities. My fond hope is that someone of the new generation will take up the challenge of revising...publication. Peter P. Gleba December 2008 Quincy, Massachusetts Member Boston Mineral Club Reprinted by permission...Mass. Apr 7, 1987. pg. 45 Abstract (Summary) BRAINTREE - By most accounts, land near the intersection...is some of the most valuable real estate in Massachusetts. Calculating it another way, [Peter Gleba] said |
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| Pyroxenes 91 Pyco,c~m:s - ---------------------EnStatite -----------------------Bronzite -------------..._________________ 69 Dolomite -----------------------70 Enstatite -----------------------95 ~asnesjte asnet1te...particles, which are called "ions." In this way, new rows and layers of ions are completed and the crystals...to another mineral and retain their old form. The new mineral has a different structure, and may even have...crystal form of the old mineral. In such a case, the new mineral is called a "pseudomorph" (soo'do-morf) after |
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| ...................... 1. Eocks from Aroostook County I............................. 19 19 2. Litchfieldite...associated minerals.....'.........'.......... 21 New Hampshire...................................................................... 23 24 24 27 Massachusetts...............................................................................°.............. New York...............................................from near Syracuse .............................. New Jersey ......................................... |
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| .............................................57 New Mexico ........................................................................................ 99 New Jersey ...............................................................101 Appalachian Mountains in New England, Introduction ..............102 Connecticut..........................................105 Massachusetts ..........................................................................................110 New Hampshire ...................................... |
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| ...................... 1. Rocks from Aroostook County..... ^..................'........... 2. Miscellaneous...rocks............................................. New Hampshire........................................................:........................... Massachusetts....:......................................................................................... New York...............................................rocks............................................. New Jersey.......................................... |
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| ............................................... New Hampshire......^............................................................................. Massachusetts ....................................................... 79 New York .......................................................... 79 New Jersey.........TheElliott County dike ...................................... 92 2. The Crittenden County dike.................................................... 183 New Mexico ......................................... |
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| 1. Rocks from Aroostook County 2. Litchtieldite and associated minerals New lIampshire Vermont 1. Rocks...rock • Massachusetts 1. Magnesian rocks 2. Amphibolite 3. Miscellaneous rocks Connecticut. New York 1...of the Adirondack region 2. Miscellaneous rocks New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland, District of...Carolina (ieorgia Kentucky 1. Elliott County (like 2. Crittenden County dike Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Texas...rocks New Mexico 1. Basalts from the Rio Grande Canyon 2. Mount Taylor region 3. Colfax County 4. Miscellaneous |
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| rocks Maine 1. Rocks from Aroostook 'County 2. Miscellaneous rocks5 v New Hampshire 5 Vermont 1. Rocks of...of Mount Ascutney 5 2. Miscellaneous rocks 5 Massachusetts 1. Magnesian rocks 2. Amphibolite 3. Granite...rocks Connecticut New York 5 1. Rocks of the Adirondack region 2. Miscellaneous rocks New Jersey Pennsylvania...Carolina Georgia Kentucky 1.. Elliott County dike 2. Crittenden County dike Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma...rocks New Mexico5 1. Basalts from the Rio Grande Canyon 5 2. Mount Taylor region 5 3. Colfax County 4. Miscellaneous |
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| Geologie. Stuttgart, 1888. c Judd, J. W,, Volcanoes. New York, 1881, p. 322, fig, 88. dlddings, J. P., The...In the same year, 1898, Michel Levy a presented a new mode of coordination of diagrams to represent rock...s _________________ American Journal of Science. New Haven. W. B _. _____ . ______ .Sitzungsberichte rler...II'L Q ________________ School of Mines Quarterly. New York. T . .IIf. P. M _______ .. ___ Tschermak's Min...062 .07~ . 085 .080 . 079 Blowing Rock, Watauga County, N.C. Fichtelgebirge, Bavarht .............. Crystal |
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| geology and mining industry of Leadville, Lake County, Colorado, by S. F. Emmons, pp. 201-290, pis. xliv-xlv...Clarence King, pp. 331-401, pis. xlviii-liii. A new method of measuring heights by means of the barometer...203-528, pls.'vii-xxxi. The geology of Cape Ann, Massachusetts, by Nathaniel Southgate Shaler, pp. 529-611...cvii (in pocket). The Rensselaer grit plateau in New York, by T. Nelson Dale, pp. 291-340, pis. xcvii-ci...of Monument Mountain, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, by T. Nelson Dale, pp. 551-565, pis. Ixxi, |
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| Nomenclature of the system Comparison of old and new nomenclatures 48 49 4 CONTENTS. Discussion ot...classification .................. 59 Distribution of rocks by new system......................................................... 1-1 121 371 475 481 483 Index to new rock names in Part I.........-.-.....-......-.--...igneous rocks permits one to compare readily any new analysis with many others of closely allied rocks...the side of too little explicitncss or detail. The new terms and names used are those proposed in connection |
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| Geo. J. Brush. Third edition, translated into the new system. 8vo, cloth, INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DETERMINATION...AND FOR SALE BY JOHN WILEY & SONS, Astor Place, New 4t% Will be prepaid hy mail on the receipt of the...PLATI. NEWLY REVISED AND ENLABQED. (L5Tn Edition.) NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY 15 & ASTOR Place. 1889. SONS...1877. Press of J. J. Little & Co* Astor Place, New York. ; PREFACE. preparation of a " Text-Book...in the Science, and among these are included new new those of modern Chemistry. The chemical formulas |
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| 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 |
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| America. III. Mineralogy in Philadelphia. IV. The New York mineralogists. V. First efforts in the Cambridge-Boston...English by Cyril Stanley Smith and Martha T. Gnudi (New York, 1943) ; Agricola, De Re Metallica Libri XII...Andres Manuel del Rio announced the discovery of a new element which he called erythronium; redis¬ covered...Reichenstein in 1782 suspected the presence of a new element, tellurium, in gold minerals; it was chemically...stemmed primarily from Paracelsus, who taught a new theory of disease in the early sixteenth century |
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| Physics and Curator of Mineralogy, Yale University. New edition, entirely rewritten and reset. By William...University TOTAL ISSUE, TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND NEW YORK JOHN WILEY & SONS, LONDON: CHAPMAN & 1922 ...revision of the chemical classification until a new edition of that work should appear. The description...that as this book has been largely rewritten. A new which the minerals have been grouped into lists according...added to. Appendix B A in WILLIAM E. FORD NEW HAVEN, CONN., Dec. 1, 1921. 469105 m PREFACE |
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| REEVES Cambridge, England: at the University Press New York, 35 West 32nd Street 1911 Copyright, in the...Rev. Alfred Ernest Garvie, M.A., D.D. Principal of New College, Hampstead. Member of the Board of Theology...Professor of Church History, Union Theological Seminary, New York. Author of .) p History of Christianity in the...A., B.D. (in part). r p-pap^ng. Professor of New Testament and Church History, Yorkshire United Independent...Assistant Professor of History in Columbia University, New York City. of the American Historical Association |
