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Index

Marsh, 0. Ch. Sepulchral mound near Newark 962.

— Mineralogy of Nova Scotia 535.

— Siredon into Amblystoma 951.

— Protichnltes 579.

— Dinophis grandis 579.

— Mosasauroid reptiles from the greensand 579.

— Fossil birds 579.

— Fossil serpents 579.

— Fossil forest 579.

— Uintah Mountains 579.

— Mammals from the tertiary 711.

— Mammals and birds from the tertiary 820.

— Hesperomis regalis 820.

— Tertiary and posttertiary birds 820.

— New tertiary mammals 813.

— Pterosauria 826.

— Skull and limbs in mosasauroid reptiles 827.

— Dermal scutes of Mosasauroid Reptiles 827.

— Reply to Prof. Cope’s explanation 827.

— Sub-class of fossil birds 820.

— Notice on new tertiary mammals 813.

— Dinocerata 813.

— Supplementary note on the Dinocerata 813.

— Prof. Cope’s recent publications 798.

— Additional observations of the Dinocerata 813.

— Brontotheridae 813.

— Odontomithes 821.

— Eocene mammals 813.

— Principal characters of the Dinocerata 813.

— Vertebrate life in America 531.

— American jurassic dinosaurs 827.

— Sauranodonta 827.

— Palaeontological discovery 794.

— Odontomithes, a monograph 821.

— Wings of Ptérodactyles 827.

— Dinocerata 813.

— Mesozoic vertebrate fossils 726.

— Recent polydactyle Horses 951.

— Mesodactyla 827.

— Triassic dinosauria 827.

— Claosaurus and Ceratosaurus 827.

— Anchisaurus 827.

— Skull and brain of Claosaurus 827.

— Tertiary Artiodactyles 813.

— Cretaceous bird 821.

— Coryphodon 813.

— Miocene mammalia 813.

— Scientific publications 919.

— Miohippus beds 813.

— Footprints of vertebrata 579.

— Elotherium 813.

— Camptosaurus 827.

— Typical Ornithopoda 827.

— Some european Dinosaurs 827.

— Dinosaurian reptiles 827.

— Reptilia of the Baptanodon beds 827.

Marsh, O. Ch. T. H. Huxley 969.

— Belodont Reptile 827.

— Jurassic of the atlantic coast 744.

— Footprints from the devonian 827.

— Dinosaurs of North America 827.

— Pithecanthropus erectus 511.

— Age of the Wealden 733.

— Globular lightning 962.

— Stylinodontia 813.

— Protoceratidae 813.

— Affinities of Hesperomis 821.

— Cycad horizons 580.

— Important Vertebrate fossils 798.

— Value of type specimens 794.

— Value of fossils in determ. geol. age 794. Marshall, R. B. Results of spirit leveling 958.

— Results of triangulation and primary traverse 958.

— Retracement of the boundary line 958. Marshall, R. B., a. o. Profile surveys 554. Martel, E.-A. Spéléologie 175.

— La spéléologie au XXe siècle 175.

Martens, P. Ch. Konsular- u. Kolonialrecht

966.

Martin, 0. C. Petroleum fields of the Pacific coast 111.

— Matanuska coal field 580.

— Controller Bay region 580.

— Nenana coal field 580.

— Petroleum in Alaska 580.

— Mesozoic stratigraphy of Alaska 580 .

Martin, G. C., & F. J. Katz llliamna region

580.

-Lower Matanuska Valley 580.

Martin, G. C., a. o. Kenai Peninsula 580.

-Mineral resources of Alaska 580 .

Martin, H. M. Abstract of Michigan Survey 580.

Martin, H. T. Uintacrinus 874.

— Comparison of Three Skulls 813.

— New Fish from the Permian 580.

— Giant Amphibian 580.

— Bison 480.

— Bison latifrons 580.

Martin, J. Heimat der Geschiebe 412.

— Gliederung des Diluviums 701.

— Antwort auf die Frage: Feuerstein ein Leit­geschiebe? 694.

— Gliederung des niederländischen Diluviums 701.

— Glaziale Höhen 412.

— Alter des Diluviums 701.

— Staring’s Diluvialforschung 679.

— Eiszeit u. Entstehung der Bodenarten_679.

— Pseudoendmoränen 679.

— Stromrichtungen des Inlandeises 679.

— Erratische Gesteine 694.

— Erratische Basalte 694.