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Volume 6 - May 1919

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III.—A Mystery Crinoid - On Mysticocrinus, a new genus of Silurian Crinoidea. By Frank Springer. Amer. Journ. Sci., xlvi, pp. 666–668, pl. ii, 11. 1918.

III.—Permian and Triassic Insects from New South Wales, in the Collection of Mr. John Mitchell. By R. J. Tillyard. Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales, vol. xlii, pp. 720–56, 1918.

III.—The Maidenhair Tree in Spitsbergen - Ginkgo adiantoides (Unger) Heer im Tertiär Spitzbergens nebst einer kurzen Übersicht der übrigen fossilen Ginkgophyten desselben Landes. By A. G. Nathorst. Geol. Fören. i Stockholm Förhandl., Bd. xli, H. iii, pp. 234–48, 4 text-figures, 1919.

III.—Special Reports on the Mineral Resources of Great Britain. Vol. VII: Lignites, Jets, Kimmeridge Oil-shale, Mineral Oil, Cannel Coals, Natural Gas. Part I: England and Wales. By A. Strahan. Mem. Geol. Survey, pp. 69, with 1 plate and 3 text-figures. 1918. Price 2s. 6d.

IV.—The Jurassic Ironstones of the United Kingdom, Economically considered. By F. H. Hatch. Journ. Iron and Steel Inst., vol. xcvii, pp. 71–120. - Average Analyses of British Iron-ores and Ironstones produced in 1917–18. By F. H. Hatch. Published by the Ministry of Munitions. 12 pp. 1918.

IV.—Falklandia. By J. M. Clarke. Proc. National Academy of Science of U.S.A., vol. v, No. iv, pp. 102–3, 04, 1919.

III.—Yorkshire Type Ammonites. Edited by S. S. Buckman. Photographs mainly by J. W. Tutcher. Part xvii, pp. xiii, xiv, 8 plates and descriptions Nos. 117–119. London: Wesley. 1918.

I.—La Face de la Terre. Tome III, 4e Partie (fin). Traduit et annoté sous la direction de E. de Margerie, avec un Épilogue par Pierre Termier. pp. xv and 1361–1724, with 3 coloured maps, 2 plates, and 115 figures. Tables générales de l'ouvrage, pp. 258. Paris: Armand Colin. 1918.

V.—The Tin Field of North Dundas (Tasmania). By H. Conder. Geol. Surv. Bull. No. 26. 96 pp. and 4 maps. Hobart, 1918.

IV.—Eindverslag over de Onderzoekingen en Uitkomsten van den Dienst der Rijksopsporing van Delfstoffen in Nederland, 1903–1916. 664 pp. Amsterdam, 1918.

IV.—Notes on the Geological Structure of the Vale of Kingsclere. By H. L. Hawkins. Proc. Hampshire Field Club, vol. viii, pp. 191–212, with 4 plates, 1918.

IV.—Iron Ores of Scandinavia - Jernmalm og Jernverk. By J. H. L. Vogt. Norges Geol. Undersök, No. 85, pp. 181, with 4 figs. Kristiania, 1918.

II.—The Discovery of Diamonds in South Africa. By E. J. Dunn, formerly Director of the Geological Survey of Victoria. Industrial Australian and Mining Standard, vol. lx, p. 91, 1918.

IV.—The Iron and Steel Industry of the United Kingdom under War Conditions. By F. H. Hatch, Ph.D. pp. xii + 167, with plates and diagrams. Privately printed, 1919.

III.—The Antiquity of Parasitic Disease - On the Parasitism of Carboniferous Crinoids. By Roy L. Moodie. Journ. Parasitology, iv, pp. 174–6. 06, 1918.

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III.—Silver Spur Mine. Recent Development and Future Prospecting. By L. C. Ball. Queensland Geological Survey Publication No. 264. pp. 36, with 10 figures. Brisbane, 1918.

III.—The Magnesite Deposits of Bulong. By F. R. Feldtmann. Bull. 82, Geol. Survey Western Australia. pp. 38, with 2 plates and 7 figures. Perth, 1919.

IV.—The Water Supply of Essex. By W. Whitaker and J. C. Thresh. Mem. Geol. Survey. pp. 510 and 4 maps. 1916. Price 15s.

V.—An Ancient Buried Forest near Riccarton: its Bearing on the Mode of Formation of the Canterbury Plains. By R. Speight, M.Sc., F.G.S. Trans. New Zealand Inst., vol. xlix, pp. 361–4, with 1 plate, 1916.

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