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Koenig. — Ueber einige Diorite. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntniss der triklinischen Feldspathe, 365.
Pfaff. — Beitrage zur iiiechanisclien Geologie aus dem frankisclien Jura, 389 (plate).
Pfllicker y Eico. — Das Rliat in der Umgegend von Gottingen, 397.
Malir. — TJeber Sphenophyllum Thoni^ eine neue Art aus dem Stein- kolilengebirge von Ilnienau, 433 (plate).
Berendt. — Nacktrag zur niarinen Diluvial-Fauna in West-Preussen, 435 (plate).
Rammelsberg. — UeLer die Constitution des Apophyllits und Okenits, 441.
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Pomer. — Ueber vier neuerscMeneue palaontologisck-geognostisclie Sckriften, 27.
. Ein Relief-Modell des Aetna von T. Dickert, 29.
. Ueber vier Sectionen der geognostischen Karte von Ober- sclilesien, 31.
Ueber Knocben von diluvialen Saugetbieren, 32.
Punge. — Vorkommen und Gewinnung des Bernsteins im Samland, sowie dessen Verwertbung, 32.
Goppert. — Die Abstammung des Bernsteins, 35.
. Atlas von die Steinkoble bildenden Pfianzen, 41.
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H. Woodward. — Structure and Classification of the Fossil Crustacea, 44.
A. Newton. — Extinct Didine Birds of the Mascarene Islands, 287.
A. Geikie. — Address to the Geological Section, 49.
D. T. Ansted. — Passage of Schists into Granite in the Island of Cor- sica, 54.
. Lagoons of Corsica, 64.
Duke of Argyll. — Granites and other Pocks of Ben More, 55.
F. Brome. — Explorations in the Gibraltar Caves, ^'o.
W. Carruthers. — Enumeration of British Graptolites, 57.
. Calamitese and Fossil Equisetaceae, 68.
C. Collingwood. — Geology of North Formosa, 58.
. Geolog}^ of the Islands round the North of Formosa, 68.
F. G. Davis. — Calamine Deposits of Sardinia, 58.
H. S. Ellis. — Mammalian Remains from the Submerged Forest in Barnstaple Bay, 59.
C. Le Neve Foster. — Perseberg Iron-Mines, Sweden, 60.
J. Gunn. — Tertiary and Quaternary Deposits in the Eastern Counties with reference to Periodic Oscillations of Level and Climate, 60.
Harkness and Nicholson. — Coniston Group of the Lake District, 61.
D. Milne-Home. — Old Sea-cliffs and Submarine Banks of the Frith of Forth, 61,
E. Hull. — Structure of the Pendle Range of Hills, as illustrating the South-easterly Attenuation of the Carboniferous Sedimentary Rocks of the North of England, 62.
— Relative Geological Ages of the principal Physical Features of the Carboniferous District of Lancashire, 63.
