The American Journal of Science, Volume 122

J.D. & E.S. Dana, 1881 - Earth sciences

Contents

• Coal Dust as an element of danger in Mining by H C: 18
• Restoration of Dinoceras mirabile by 0 C MARSH: 31
• Magnetic Observations made in Davis Strait: 49
• Carboniferous Rocks of Southeast Kansas by G C: 55
• Dufrenite from Rockbridge County Va by J L: 65
• SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE: 71
• Geology and Natural History Geology of British Columbia G M Dawson 75: 75
• Astronomy Figures of the planets 82 Observations of the Transit of Venus: 84
• a with a modified form of Sprengelpump by 0 N Rood: 90
• Geological Relations of the Limestone Belts of West: 103
• New Meteoric Iron of unknown locality in the Smith: 119
• Observations on the Light of Telescopes used: 129
• Spectroscopic Observations upon the Comet b 1881: 135
• Polarization of Light from Comet b 1881 by: 142
• Botany and Zoology Marine Algę of New England W G FARLOW 158 Das: 163
• Emeraldgreen Spodumene from Alexander County: 179
• Mineralogical Notes by B SILLIMAN: 198
• Liquefaction and Cold produced by the mutual: 206
• Spectrum of Arsenic by OLIVER W HUNTINGTON: 214
• Geology and Mineralogy Geology of the Province of Minas Geraes 221 Prog: 233
• Botany and Zoology Monographię Phanogamarum DECANDOLLE 235 Arbo: 239
• Misscellaneous Scientific Intelligence Meeting of the American Association for: 246
• Embryonic Forms of Trilobites from the Primor: 250
• Observations of Comet b 1881 by E S HOLDEN: 260
• Address of Sir John Lubbock: 268
• Notes on Earthquakes by C G ROCKWOOD: 289
• Note on the Tail of Comet b 1881 by LEWIS Boss: 303
• SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE: 316
• Geology and Natural History Origin of the Iron Ores of the Marquette District: 326
• Jurassic Birds and their Allies by 0 C MARSH: 337
• Address of Sir John Lubbock: 343
• bis The Stereoscope and Vision by Optic Diver: 358
• Local Subsidence produced by an Icesheet by: 368
• The Relative Accuracy of different methods of deter: 375
• 1: 381
• The Nature of Cyathophycus by C D WALCOTT: 394
• Geology and Mineralogy Geology and Resources of the Black Hills of Dakota: 410
• Astronomy Theory of the Moons motion deduced from the Law of Universal: 416
• On a possible cause of the Variations observed: 417
• On Jollys Hypothesis as to the Cause of the Varia: 429
• A Contribution to Crolls Theory of Secular Climatal: 437
• The Stereoscope and Vision by Optic Divergence: 443
• On the relation of the socalled Kames of: 451
• Japanese Seismology by C G RockWOOD: 468
• An Apparatus for the Distillation of Mercury: 479
• Rotation: 485
• Geology and Natural History Geological Survey of Pennsylvania 485 First: 493

Bibliographic information

• Title: The American Journal of Science, Volume 122; Volumes 820-830 of American periodical series, 1800-1850; Issue 1000 of Publication (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Geophysical Laboratory); Issue 1000 of [v. 325A] : Publication / Carnegie Institution of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory
• Contributors: Yale University. Department of Geology and Geophysics, Biodiversity Heritage Library, Carnegie Mellon University. Libraries
• Publisher: J.D. & E.S. Dana, 1881
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Oct 10, 2018