Volume 1

Geologic literature on North America, 1785-1918 / by John M. Nickles.

  • Nickles, John M. (John Milton), 1859-1945.
Date:
1923-1924
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Geologic literature on North America, 1785-1918 / by John M. Nickles. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Adams, Frank Dawson—Continued. 16 (and Dick, W. J.) Tlie extension of the Montana phosphate deposits northward into Canada. Nat Ac Sc, Pr 2: 62-64 (1916) Abst, with discussion by L. D. Burling, G Soc Am, B 27:62 (1936) 17 (and Bancroft, J. A.) Investiga¬ tions into the magnitude of the various forces which are required to induce move¬ ments in various rocks under the condi¬ tions which obtain in the deeper parts of the earth’s crust (abst, with discussion by R. T. Chamberlin and others). G Soc Am, B 28 : 125-126 (1917) 17a (and Bancroft, J. A.) On the amount of internal friction developed in rocks during deformation and on the rela¬ tive plasticity of different types of rocks. J G 25 : 597-637 (1917) 47b (and Djek, TV. J.) Discovery of phosphate of lime in the Rocky Mountains [Alberta] (with discussion by W. F. Fer- rier and L. D. Burling). Can M Inst, Tr 19 : 321-348 [1917]. 17c The phosphate discussion [discovery of phosphate in Alberta]. Can M J 38: 321-322 (1917) 17d Obituary, Robert Bell, 1841-1917. Can M Inst, B 66:850-852 (1917) 17e Robert Bell. Am I M Eng, B 131 : xlix-1 (1917) 18 Experiment in geology. G Soc Am, B 29 : 167-186 (191S) See also Bowen (N L), 17a; Weed, 05. Adams, George Irving. 95 Two new species of Dinictis from the White River beds. Am Nat 29 : 573-578, il (1895) 96 On the species of Hoplophoneus. Am Nat 30 : 46-52, il (1896) 96a A geologic section from Galena to Wellington ; a section from Manhattan to Abilene. Kans Univ G S 1 : 16-20, 124- 128 (1896) 96b The extinct Felidae of North Amer¬ ica. Am J Sc (4) 1 : 419-444, il (1896) 97 On the extinct I clidae. Am J Sc (4) 4 : 145-149, il (1897) 97a [Underground waters of Kansas], special areas described. Kans, Bd Irrig S, Rp 1S95-6 : 104-114, map, Topeka 1897. 98 The upper Cretaceous of Kansas; a historical review. Kans Univ G S 4 : 13- 27 (1898) 98a A geological map of Logan and Gove cos. [Kans.]. Kans Univ Q 7:19-20, map (1898) 9S1> Physiography of southeastern Kan¬ sas. Kans Univ Q 7:87-102, map (1898) Kans Ac Sc, Tr 16:53-63, map (1899) 98c A geological reconnaissance in Grant, Garfield, and Woods cos., Okla. Kans Univ Q 7 : 121-124, map (1898) j OO Physiography of the Arkansas Valley (region (abst). Science n s 11:508 (1900) Adams, George Irving—Continued. OOa (with Taff, J. A.) Geology of the eastern Choctaw coal field, Indian T. U S G S, An Rp 21 pt 2 : 257-311, maps (1900) 01 Physiography and geology of the Ozark region. U S G S, An Rp 22 pt 2 : 69-94, map (1901) Ola Oil and gas fields of the western in¬ terior and northern Texas coal measures and of the upper Cretaceous and Tertiary of the western Gulf coast. U S G S, B 1S4 : 64 pp, maps (1901) Olb The Carboniferous and Permian age of the Red Beds of eastern Oklahoma from stratigraphic evidence. Am J Sc (4) 12: 383-386 (1901) 02 Geology and water resources of the Patrick and Goshen Hole quadrangles, in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska. U S G S, W-S P 70:50 pp, maps (1902) 02a, Physiographic divisions of Kansas. Am Geog Soc, B 34 : 89-104 (1902) Kans Ac Sc, Tr 18:109-123, map (1903) 02b Note on a Tertiary terrane new in Kansas geology. Am G 29:301-303 (1902) 02c Lithologic phases of the Pennsyl¬ vanian and Permian of Kansas, Indian Territory, and Oklahoma (abst). Science n s 15:545-546 (1902) 62d Stratigraphic relations of the red beds to the Carboniferous and Permian in northern Texas (abst). Science n s 16: 1029 (1902) 03 (and Girty, G. H., and White, D.) Stratigraphy and paleontology of the upper Carboniferous rocks of the Kansas section. U S G S, B 211 : 123 pp, maps (1903) 03a Stratigraphic relations of the red beds to the Carboniferous and Permian in northern Texas. G Soc Am, B 14: 191- 200 (1903) Abst, Science n s 17:292 (1903) 03b Principles controlling the geologic deposition of the hydrocarbons (with dis¬ cussion by D. T. Day.) Am I M Eng, Tr 33:340-347, 1053-1055 (1903) 03c Zinc and lead deposits of northern Arkansas. U S G S, B 213: 187-196 (1903) Am I M Eng, Tr 34 : 163-174 (1904) 03d Origin of bedded breccias in north¬ ern Arkansas (abst). Science n s 17: 792-793 (1903) 04 (assisted by A. H. Purdue and E. F. Rurehard) Zinc and lead deposits of northern Arkansas. U S G S, P P 24: 1-89, maps (1904) 04a (and others) Gypsum deposits in the United States. U S G S, B 223 : 129 pp, maps (1904) 04b The Rabbit Hole sulphur mines near Humboldt House, Nev. U S G S, B 225 : 497-500 (1904) 04c (and Haworth E., and Crane, W. R.) Economic geology of the Iola quadrangle, Kans. U S G S, B 238:83 pp, maps (1904)