DONATIONS TO THE LIBRARY OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
From April 1st to June 30th, 1869.
I. TRANSACTIONS AND JOURNALS.
Presented by the respective Societies and Editors.
American Journal of Science and Arts. Second Series. Vol. xlvii. Nos. 140 & 141. March and May 1869.
J. Orton. — Geological Notes on the Andes of Ecuador, 242.
J. B. Perry. — A Point in the Geology of Western Vermont, 341.
E. Billings. — On the Structure of the Blastoidea, 353.
C. U. Shepard, jun. — On the occurrence and composition of the Nodular Phosphates of South Carolina, 354.
T. A. Conrad. — On American Fossiliferous Strata, 358.
O. C. Marsh. — On some New Reptilian Remains from the Cretaceous of Brazil, 390.
American Naturalist. Vol. ii. Nos. 1-4. March to June 1869. From the Peabody Academy of Science.
A. S. Packard.— The Hairy Mammoth, 23 (1 plate).
E. D. Cope. — The Fossil Reptiles of New Jersey, 84 (1 plate).
G. M. Sternberg. — The Plains of Kansas, 162.
Anthropological Review. No. 25. April 1869.
The Antiquity of Man, 136.
Le Hon's ' L'Homme fossile,' noticed, 163.
Athenaeum Journal. Nos. 2162-2174. April to June 1869.
S. Mossman. — The Origin of the Seasons, considered from a Geological point of view, 465.
W. H. Baily.— Fossil Plants, 471.
D. Forbes. — Contraction of Igneous Rocks on Cooling, 479.
H. P. Mallet. — Contraction of Igneous Rocks on Cooling, 513.
2 i 2
