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IV.—Canadian Geology - Kewagama Lake Map-Area, Quebec. By M. E. Wilson. Canada, Department of Mines, Geological Survey Memoir 39. pp. vi + 139 and map. 1913.
Arthur Holmes
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IV.—Geology of the Strata traversed by the D'Urban Artesian Well Boring, 1913 By Professor J. B. Harrison M.A., C.M.G., pp. 18. British Guiana Combined Court, Annual Session, 1914.
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IV.—Brief Notices
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IV.—Diamonds in British Columbia.
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III.—Classification des Lamellibranches. Par H. Douvillé Bulletin Société Géologique de France, ser. IV, tom, xii, pp. 419–67, figs.
B. B. W.
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III.—Petrographical Provinces and the Sequence of Types.
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Some very important criticisms of the wider generalizations of modern petrology were made by Henry S. Washington in a paper read before the International Geological Congress in 1913 on “Volcanic Cycles in Sardinia”.
The Sardinian volcanoes belong to three different volcanic cycles. A careful study of the sequence of the various lava-flows brings out the following points. The sequence as a whole is discontinuous but recurrent. The close of one magmatic cycle is simultaneous with the ending of one volcanic phase, and the recurrence of a new one coincides with a change in the intensity or character of the vulcanicity. In the several successive cycles there is a progressive decrease in differentiation; thus the earliest cycle comprises rhyolites, trachytes, andesites, and basalts; while in the latest felspar-basalts are the only lavas which have been extruded. Each cycle closes with the extrusion of felspar-basalt. The sequence here observed is not in accordance with the ‘law’ of divergence from an average magma. Harker would, however, regard such exceptions as due to the suppression of one of two divergent lines.

V.—Physical Chemistry and Petrology - Notes on some Recent work at the Geophysical Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1. “The General Principles underlying Metamorphic Processes.” By J. Johnston and P. Niggli. Journal of Geology, Chicago, vol. xxi, pp. 481–516, 588–624, 1913. - V.—Physical Chemistry and Petrology. 2. “The Hydrothermal Formation of Silicates: A Review.” By G. W. Morey and P. Niggli. Journ. Amer. Chem. Soc., vol. xxxv, pp. 1086–1130, 1913. - V.—Physical Chemistry and Petrology. 3. “The Phenomena of Equilibria between Silica and the Alkali-Carbonates.” By P. Niggli. Journ. Amer. Chem. Soc., vol. xxxv, pp. 1693–1727, 1913.
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II.—Catalogue of Scientific Papers, Fourth Series (1884–1900). Compiled by the Royal Society of London. Vol. XIII, A–B. pp. xcviii, 951. Cambridge: University Press, 1914 (July). Price £2 10s.
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IV.—The Evolution of the Cretaceous Asteroidea. By W. K. Spencer B.A., F.G.S., Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., ser. B, vol. 204, No. 306, pp. 99–177, pls. 10–16, 1913.
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IV.—Catalogue des Invertébrés fossiles de l'Égypte représentés dans les Collections du Musée de Géologie au Caire. Par R. Fourtau. Terrains Crétacés. 1re partie: Échinodermes. 4to; pp. i–vii, 1–109, pls. i–viii. Cairo: Geological Survey of Egypt, Palæontological Series, No. 2.
H. L. H.
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V.—The Archæan Geology Of Rainy Lake Re-studied. By Andrew C. Lawson. Canada, Department of Mines, Geological Survey Memoir 40. pp. vii + 115 and map. 1913.
Arthur Holmes
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III.—Economic Geology. By Charles H. Richardson. 8vo; pp. 320, ix, with 133 figures in the text. New York and London: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1913.
W. C. S.
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VI.—Stanford's Geological Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland with Plates of Characteristic Fossils. Preceded by descriptions of the geological structure of Great Britain and Ireland and their counties, of the Channel Islands, and of the features observable along the principal lines of railway. By Horace B. WoodwardF.R.S., F.G.S., 3rd edition. 8vo; pp. xii, 214. London: Edward Stanford, Ltd., 1914. Price 12s. 10d. post free.
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V.—Canada
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III.—Canada Department of Mines. Geological Survey: Museum Bulletin No. 2. 8vo; pp. iv + 140 (of which 4 are printed as plates), 4 folding tables. Ottawa, July 30, 1914.
F. A. B.
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IV.—Australasian Fossils: A Student's Manual of Palæontology. By Frederick Chapman, Palæontologist to the National Museum, Melbourne, pp. 341, 150 figures, and map. Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, and London: George Robertson & Co., 1914.
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IV.—Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America
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II.—British Pisidia - Catalogue of the British Species of Pisidium (Recent and Fossil) in the Collections of the British Museum (Natural History), with notes on those of Western Europe. By B. B. Woodward F.L.S., etc. 8vo; pp. x, 144, with 30 plates. London: printed by order of the Trustees of the British Museum, 1913. Dulau & Co., Ltd., 37 Soho Square, W. Price 10s. 6d.
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IV.—Canadian Geology - Kewagama Lake Map-Area, Quebec. By M. E. Wilson. Canada, Department of Mines, Geological Survey Memoir 39. pp. vi + 139 and map. 1913.

IV.—Geology of the Strata traversed by the D'Urban Artesian Well Boring, 1913 By Professor J. B. Harrison M.A., C.M.G., pp. 18. British Guiana Combined Court, Annual Session, 1914.

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IV.—Diamonds in British Columbia.

III.—Classification des Lamellibranches. Par H. Douvillé Bulletin Société Géologique de France, ser. IV, tom, xii, pp. 419–67, figs.

III.—Petrographical Provinces and the Sequence of Types.

II.—Catalogue of Scientific Papers, Fourth Series (1884–1900). Compiled by the Royal Society of London. Vol. XIII, A–B. pp. xcviii, 951. Cambridge: University Press, 1914 (July). Price £2 10s.

IV.—The Evolution of the Cretaceous Asteroidea. By W. K. Spencer B.A., F.G.S., Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., ser. B, vol. 204, No. 306, pp. 99–177, pls. 10–16, 1913.

IV.—Catalogue des Invertébrés fossiles de l'Égypte représentés dans les Collections du Musée de Géologie au Caire. Par R. Fourtau. Terrains Crétacés. 1re partie: Échinodermes. 4to; pp. i–vii, 1–109, pls. i–viii. Cairo: Geological Survey of Egypt, Palæontological Series, No. 2.

V.—The Archæan Geology Of Rainy Lake Re-studied. By Andrew C. Lawson. Canada, Department of Mines, Geological Survey Memoir 40. pp. vii + 115 and map. 1913.

III.—Economic Geology. By Charles H. Richardson. 8vo; pp. 320, ix, with 133 figures in the text. New York and London: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1913.

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III.—Canada Department of Mines. Geological Survey: Museum Bulletin No. 2. 8vo; pp. iv + 140 (of which 4 are printed as plates), 4 folding tables. Ottawa, July 30, 1914.

IV.—Australasian Fossils: A Student's Manual of Palæontology. By Frederick Chapman, Palæontologist to the National Museum, Melbourne, pp. 341, 150 figures, and map. Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, and London: George Robertson & Co., 1914.

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