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II.—The Fenland—Past and Present. By Samuel H. Miller, F.R.A.S., etc., and Sydney B. J. Skertchly, F.G.S. Royal 8vo. pp. 649, with a map, and 27 plates. (1878: Wisbech, Leach & Son; London, Longmans, & Co.)
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The Geology of Sussex; or the Geology and Fossils of the Tertiary and Cretaceous Formations of Sussex. By the late Frederick Dixon, Esq., F.G.S. New Edition. Revised and Augmented by T. Rupert Jones, F.E.S., F.G.S., etc., Professor of Geology, Staff College, Sandhurst; aided by Professor Owen, C.B.; Sir Philip Grey-Egerton, Bart., M.P.; and Messrs. Carruthers, Davidson, Etheridge, John Evans, D.C.L., John Morris, Newton, Sollas, Topley, E. H. Willett, H. Willett, H. Woodward, T. Wright, M.D., and other scientific friends. 4to. pp. xxiv. and 470. Illustrated by 64 Plates and 74 Woodcuts. Brighton: William J. Smith, 1878.
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VII.—On the Occurrence of a Freshwater Sponge in the Purbeck Limestone
John T. Young
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In the course of a re-investigation into the vexed question of the origin and nature of Chalk flints, the very natural suggestion occurred to me that the remains of a fresh water sponge might probably be found in the “flints” of the Purbeck limestones, and a recent visit to Lulworth afforded the opportunity of verifying the conjecture. Patches of spicules with valves of Cypris, etc., etc., occur in most of the specimens then obtained.

I.—The Evolution of the Teritary Mammalia. Les Enchainements du Monde Animal dans les temps Géologiques Mammifères Tertiaires. Par ProfAlbert Gaudry. Royal 8vo. pp. 296, avec 312 gravures dans le texte. (Paris: Libraire F. Savy, 1878.)
H. G. Seeley
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I.—Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales - 1. The Eruptive Rocks of Brent Tor and its Neighbourhood. By Frank Rutley F.G.S. - 2. The Chimæroid Fishes of the British Cretaceous Rocks. By E. T. Newton, F.G.S. (London, 1878.)
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The Coral Rag of Upware
Blake, Hudleston
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GEO volume 5 issue 1 Front matter
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Carl Faye, Count Marschall
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Sir Richard John Griffith, Bart
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III. Geological Map of Scotland. By Archibald Geikie, LL.D., F.R.S., Director of the Geological Survey of Scotland, Murchison Professor of Geology in the University of Edinburgh. (W. and A. K. Johnston and Co.: Edinburgh, 1876.)
C. Lapworth
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II.—The Geology of the Emperor Francis-Joseph's Aqueduct at Vienna. A Study of the Tertiary Formations on the West Flank of the Alpine Portion of the Neighbourhood of Vienna. (Geologie der Kaiser Franz Josefs Hoch-quellen-Wasser-leitung. Eine Studie, etc.) By Felix Karrer. With Twenty Plates, and numerous Illustrations in the Text. Published for the Imperial Royal Geological Institute. 4to. 420 pages. (A. Hölder, Vienna, 1877.)
T. R. J.
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II.—Conversations with Little Geologists on the Six Days of Creation. By J. W. GroverC.E., (With a Geological Chart.)
T. V. H.
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II.—Catalogue of the Hutton Collection of Fossil Plants, including a Synoptical List of the chief Carboniferous Species not in the Collection. G. A. Lebour, F.G.S. Royal 8vo. pp. 132. (Newcastle-on-Tyne, Published for the Institute by Andrew Reid, Printing Court Buildings; London, Longmans and Co., 1878.)
J. M.
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III.—Céphalopodes. Etudes Générales; Extraits du Système Silurien du Centre de la Bohême. Par Joachim Barrande. 8vo. pp. 253, 4 plates. (Prague and Paris, 1877.)
T. Oldham
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What is an Erratic?
A. B. Wynne
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01 May 2009, pp. 185-187
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Mr. S. V. Wood, Jun., in Reply to Dr. James Geikie
S. V. Wood, jun
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II.—The Fenland—Past and Present. By Samuel H. Miller, F.R.A.S., etc., and Sydney B. J. Skertchly, F.G.S. Royal 8vo. pp. 649, with a map, and 27 plates. (1878: Wisbech, Leach & Son; London, Longmans, & Co.)

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VII.—On the Occurrence of a Freshwater Sponge in the Purbeck Limestone

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I.—The Evolution of the Teritary Mammalia. Les Enchainements du Monde Animal dans les temps Géologiques Mammifères Tertiaires. Par ProfAlbert Gaudry. Royal 8vo. pp. 296, avec 312 gravures dans le texte. (Paris: Libraire F. Savy, 1878.)

I.—Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales - 1. The Eruptive Rocks of Brent Tor and its Neighbourhood. By Frank Rutley F.G.S. - 2. The Chimæroid Fishes of the British Cretaceous Rocks. By E. T. Newton, F.G.S. (London, 1878.)

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The Coral Rag of Upware

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GEO volume 5 issue 1 Front matter

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Notices of Memoirs

Obituary

Sir Richard John Griffith, Bart

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III. Geological Map of Scotland. By Archibald Geikie, LL.D., F.R.S., Director of the Geological Survey of Scotland, Murchison Professor of Geology in the University of Edinburgh. (W. and A. K. Johnston and Co.: Edinburgh, 1876.)

II.—Conversations with Little Geologists on the Six Days of Creation. By J. W. GroverC.E., (With a Geological Chart.)

III.—Céphalopodes. Etudes Générales; Extraits du Système Silurien du Centre de la Bohême. Par Joachim Barrande. 8vo. pp. 253, 4 plates. (Prague and Paris, 1877.)

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What is an Erratic?

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