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Museum reports. New York state museum. Annual report
1847-date. Albany 1848-date.

Price for all in print to 1892, 50 cents a volume; 75 cents in cloth; 1892-date
75 cents, cloth.

These reports are made up of the reports of the director, geologist, paleon-
tologist, botanist and entomologist, and museum bulletins and memoirs,
issued as advance sections of the reports.

AUTHOR LIST OF PAPERS IN MUSEUM AND GEOLOGIST’S REPORTS

Till 1871 the museum was styled State cabinet of natural history. 22: 17-24
means report 22, page 17-24. Dates of publication are cited.

Aldrich, T. H. Partial list of shells found near Troy, N. Y. Mus. rep#
22: 17-24. 1869.

Baird, S. F. Serpents of N. Y. Mus. rep. 7: 95-124. 2pl. 1854.

Bean, T. H. Fishes of Long Island. Mus. rep. 52, v. 1, p.rg2-in. 1900.

Beck, L. C. Mineralogy of N. Y. Mus. rep. 3 rev. ed. p. 109-53. 1850.
Beecher, C. E. Some abnormal and pathologic forms of fresh-water shells
from the vicinity of Albany, N. Y. Mus. rep. 36: 51-55. 2pl. 1883.

A spiral bivalve shell from the Waverly group of Pennsylvania. Mus.

rep. 39:161-63. ipl. 18S6.

Bernard, Felix. Principles of palaeontology, ed. by J. M. Clarke. Geol. rep.

14:127-215. 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v.2, p.127-215. 1895.

Bishop, I. P. Salt wells of western N. Y. Geol. rep. 5:12-47. 1886.

Salt industry of central N. Y. Mus. rep. 45:53-61. 1892.

Geology of Erie county. Geol. rep. 15:305 92. il. maps. 1897. Mus. rep.

49, v.2, p. 305-92. il. maps. 1898.

Petroleum and natural gas in western N. Y. Geol. rep. 17:9-63. map.

1899. Mus. rep. 51, v.2, p.9-63. map. 1890.

Bruyas, James. Radical words of the Mohawk language with their deriva-
tives. Mus. rep. 16:123 pages. 1863.

Cheney, T. A. Ancient monuments in western N. Y. Mus. rep. 13:37-52.
24pl. map. i860.

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N. Y. Geol. rep.

Clarke, J. M. Geological succession in Ontario county

]jower portion of the Hamilton group and from the

. Napl$§ .shales o£ Unfario county, N. Y. Geol. rep. 6:30-33. ipl. 1887.

— j — jSpppoSejcL •m^t©(|cw;#I13o3jes found at Attica, N. Y. Geol. rep. 6:34-35.
*** **i*8$7. M*h§. pep*. map. 1888.

-•*Ge5q,t!s .t$rpr?teue. in the Chemung rocks. Geol. rep. 8:57-59. 1889. Mus.

Hercynian question. Geol. rep. 8:62-91.1889. Mus. rep. 42:408-37. 1889.

Genus Acidaspis. Geol. rep. 10:61-71. pi. 1-3. 1891. Mus. rep. 44:91-101.

pi. 1-3. 1892.

Coronura aspectans, Conrad (sp.). Geol. rep. 10:79-83. pi. 4. 1891. Mus.

rep. 44:105-9. pi. 4. 1892.

Terataspis grandis, Hall. Geol. rep. 10:87-90. pi. 5. 1891. Mus. rep. 44:111-

14. pi. 5. 1892.

On Cordania, a proposed new genus of trilobites. Geol. rep. 11:124-27.

1892. Mus. rep. 45:440-43. 1892.

Succession of the fossil faunas in the section of the Livonia salt shaft.

Geol. rep. 13:131-58. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:325-52. 1894.

New or rare species of fossils from the horizons of the Livonia salt shaft.

Geol. rep. 13:159-89. 4pl. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:353-83. 1894.

— — Field work in Chenango county. Geol. rep. 13 : 529-57. il. 1894. Mus.
rep. 47:723-51. il. 1894.

comp. List of publications relating to the geology and palaeontology of

the state of N. Y. 1876-93. Geol. rep. 13:559-97.1894. Mus. rep. 47:753-
91. 1894.

Evolution of the genera of the palaeozoic Brachiopoda. Geol. rep.

13:609-46. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:803-40. 1894.

Stratigraphic and faunal relations of the Oneonta sandstones and shales,

the Ithaca and the Portage groups in central N. Y. Geol. rep. 15:27-81.
il. maps. 1897. Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 27-81. il. maps. 1898.

Crustaceans from the Chemung group. Geol. rep. 15:729-38. 1897.

Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 729-38. 1898.

Naples fauna in western N. Y. Geol. rep. 16:29-161. gpl. 1899. Mus.

rep. 50, v. 2, p. 29-161. 9pl. 1899.

Early stages of certain goniatites. Geol. rep. 16:163-69. 1899. Mus.

rep. 50, v. 2, p. 163-69. 1899.

Oriskany fauna of Becraft mountain. Mus. memoir 3. i28p. gpl. 1900.

Sec also Hall, James & Clarke, J. M.

Clinton, G. W. Plants of Buffalo and its vicinity. Mus. rep. 17:24-35. 1864.
Colvin, Verplanck. Ascent of Mt Seward and its barometrical measurement.
Mus. rep. 24:171-80. ipl. 1872.

Cushing, H. P. Preliminary report on the geology of Clinton county. Geol.
rep. 13:473-89. maps. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:667-83. maps. 1894.

Report oh the geology of Clinton county. Geol. rep. 15:499-573. il- map.

1897. Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 499-573. il. map. 1898.

Boundary between the Potsdam and Precambrian rocks north of the

Adirondacks. Geol. rep. 16:1-27. map. 1899. Mus. rep. 50, v. 2, p. 1-27
map. 1899.

Geology of Franklin county. Geol. rep. 18:73-128. il. map. 1899. Mus.

rep. 52, v. 2, p.73-128. il. map. 1900.

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Darton, N. H. Relations of the Helderberg limestones and associated forma-
tions in eastern N. Y. Geol. rep. 13:197-228. il. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:391-
422. il. 1894.

Geology of Albany county. Geol. rep. 13:229-61. il. 1894. map in 15, v. 1.

Mus. rep. 47:423-55. il. 1894. map in 49, v. 2.

Geology of Ulster county. Geol. rep. 13:289-372. il. map. 1894. Mus. rep.

47:483-566. il. map. 1894.

Geology of the Mohawk valley in Herkimer, Fulton, Montgomery and Sar-
atoga counties. Geol. rep. 13:407-29.11. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:601-23. il. 1894.

Faulted region of Herkimer, Fulton, Montgomery and Saratoga counties.

Geol. rep. 14:31-53. il. map. 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2, p. 31-53. il. map. 1895.
De Kay, J. E. Catalogue of the fishes inhabiting the state of N. Y. Mus.
rep. 8:49-69. 1855.

Eastman, C. R. Upper Devonian fish fauna of Delaware county, N. Y.

Geol. rep. 17:317-27. 1899. Mus. rep. 51, v. 2, p 317-27. 1899.

Emerson, B. K. Two boulders of a very basic eruptive rock from the west
shore of Canandaigua lake. Geol. rep. 12:105-9.1893. Mus. rep. 46:251-55.
1893.

Fritz-Gaertner, R. Phlogopyte. Mus. rep. 31:72 78. 1879.

See also Hall, J. W. & Fritz-Gaertner, R.

Girty, G. H. Revision of the sponges and coelenterates of the lower Helder-
berg group of N. Y. Geol. rep. 14:259 309. 7pl. 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2,
p. 259-309. 7pl- 1895-

Grabau, A. W. Faunas of the Hamilton group of Eighteen-mile creek and
vicinity in western N. Y. Geol. rep. 16:227-339. il. map. 1899. Mus. rep.
50, v. 2, p. 227-339. il. map. 1899.

Hall, C. E. Laurentian magnetic iron ore deposits in northern N. Y. Geol.
rep. 4:23-34, with geologic map of Essex co. 1885. Mus. rep. 32:133-40.
o 1879.

jp- 1 Hall, James. New species of fossils from the Trenton limestone. Mus. rep.
3 rev. ed. p. 173-83- 5ph 1850.

Palaeozoic fossils. Mus. rep. 10:39-180 1857.

Contributions to the palaeontology of New York. Mus. rep. 12:7-110.

1859; 13:53-125.1860; 14:87-109. 1861; 15:27-197. 1 1 pi. 1862; 16:17-226.

I2pl. 1863; 17:50-60. 1864; 20 rev . ed. p. 277-345.1870.

Crinoidea from Waverly sandstone series of Summit county, Ohio. Mus.

rep. 17:50-60. 1864.

Notice of vol. 4 of the Palaeontology of New York. Mus. rep. 20

rev. ed. p. 173-99. 1870.

Introduction to the study of the Graptolitidae. Mus. rep. 20 rev. ed.

p. 201-75. 4pl- 1870.

New or little known species of fossils from rocks of the age of the Niag-
ara group. Mus. rep. 20 rev. ed. p. 347-438. iypl. 1870.

Cohoes mastodon. Mus. rep. 21:99-148. 1871.

New or imperfectly known forms among the Brachiopoda. Mus. rep.

23:244-52. ipl. 1873.

& Whitfield, R. P. New species of fossils from the Devonian rocks of

Iowa. Mus. rep. 23:223-39. 4pl. 1873.

Three new species of fossil shells from the Devonian of Ohio. Mus.

rep. 23:240-41. 1873.

1 For complete catalogue of published works , see Murray, David.

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Hall, James & Whitfield, R. P. Two new species of fossil shells from the
Potsdam sandstone of New York. Mus. rep. 23:241-42, 1873.

New species of fossils from the vicinity of Louisville, Kentucky, and

the falls of the Ohio. Mus. rep. 24:i8i-2ooa. .1872. 5 plates in 27th rep.

Some peculiar impressions in sandstone of the Chemung group t

N.Y. Mus. rep. 24:201-4. 1872.

Hall, James. New species of Crinoidea and other fossils from strata of the
age of the Hudson river group and. Trenton limestone. Mus. rep. 24:205-24.
3pl. 1872.

New species of fossils from the Hudson river group in the vicinity of

Cincinnati, Ohio. Mus. rep. 24:225-33. ipl. 1872.

Bryozoa and corals of the lower Helderberg group. Mus. rep. 26:93-116.

1874; revised 32:141-76. 1879. Geol. rep. 2:33 plates illustrating Bryo-
zoans of upper and lower Helderberg group. 1883.

Niagara and lower Helderberg groups. Mus. rep. 27:117-31. map. 1875.

New species of Goniatitidae. Mus. rep. 27:132-36. 1875'.

Fauna of the Niagara group in central Indiana. Mus. rep. 28:99-203.

32pl. 1879.

Some remarkable crinoidal forms from the lower Helderberg group.

Mus. rep. 28:205-10. 3pl. T879.

Genus Plumalina. Mus. rep. 30:255-56. ipl. 1878.

Lamellibranchiate shells of the upper Helderberg, Hamilton and Che-
mung groups. Mus. rep. 35:215-406. 1884.

Fossil corals from the Niagara and upper Helderberg groups. Mus. rep.

35:407-64. 8pl. 1884.

Species of fossil reticulate sponges constituting the family Dictyospongi-

dae. Mus. rep. 35:465-82. 5pl. 1884.

Classification of Lamellibranchiata. Geol. rep. 1:8-15. npl. 1884.

Illustration of Cryptozoon. . Mus. rep. 36:pl.6. 1883

On the structure of the shell in the genus Orthis. Mus. rep. 36:73-75.

pi. 3-4. 1883.

New species of Stylonurus from the Catskill group. Mus. rep. 36:76-77.

ipl. 1883.

Genus Fenestella. Geol. rep. 2:5-16. 1883; 4:35-45. 2pl. 1885.

Bryozoans of the Hamilton group. Geol. rep. 3:5-61. 1884.

Building stones. Mus. rep. 39:186-225. 1886.

Dictyospongidae in New York. Geol. rep. 6:36-38. map. 1887.

Bryozoa (Fenestellidae) of the Hamilton group. Geol. rep. 6:41-70, 7pl.

1887. Mus. rep. 36:57-72. 1883; 41: pi. 8-15. 1888.

Geological map of the state of N. Y. Geol. rep. 9:16-25. 1890; 12:25-39.

1893. Mus. rep. 43:218-29. 1890; 46:171-85. 1893.

New forms of Dictyospongidae from the rocks of the Chemung group.

Geol. rep. 9:56-60. 1890. Mus. rep. 43:258-62. 1890.

Preliminary notice of Newberria. Geol. rep. 10:91-99. 2pl. 1891.

Bryozoa. Geol. rep. 10:35-57. 1891. Mus. rep. 44:65-87. 1892.

Livonia salt shaft, its history and geological relations. Geol. rep.

13:11-20. maps. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:203-14. maps. 1894.

& Clarke, J. M. Introduction to the study of the Brachiopoda. Geol.

rep. 11:133-300. 22pl. 1892; pt 2, Geol. rep. 13, v. 2, p. 749-943. pi. 23-54.1894.
Mus. rep. 45:449-616. 1892; pt 2, Mus. rep 47:943-1137. 1894.

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Hall, James & Clarke, J. M. New species of Brachiopoda. Geol. rep. 14:323-
72. i4pl. 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2, p. 323-402. 14 pi. 1895.

Palaeozoic reticulate sponges constituting the family Dictyospongi-

dae. Mus. memoir 2. 35op. 7opl. 1898. pt 1, Geol. rep. 15, v. 2, p. 741-
984. 47pl. 1898; pt 2, Geol. rep. 16:341-448. pi. 48-70. 1899. pt 1, Mus.

rep. 49, v. 3, p.741-984. 47 pi. 1898; pt 2, Mus. rep. 50, v. 2, p.341-448. pi.
48-70. 1899.

Hali, J. W. Machinery and methods of cutting specimens of rocks and fos-
sils. Mus. rep. 35:121-24. 2pl. 1884.

& Fritz-Gaertner, R. On the structure of astraeospongia meniscus.

Mns. rep. 30:111-16. ipl. 1878.

Hough, F. B. Ancient remains of art in Jefferson and St Lawrence counties.
Mus. rep. 3 rev. ed. p. 99-105. 5 pi. 1850; 4:103-9. spl. 1851.

Early observations upon magnetic variations. Mus. rep. 22:109-13. map-

1869.

Hunt, T. S. Mineralogy of the Laurentian limestones of North America.
Mus. rep. 21:47-98. 1871.

Kemp, J. F. Geology of Essex county. Geol. rep. 13:431-72. maps. 1894;
I5:575-6i4. maps. 1897. Mus. rep. 47:625-66. maps. 1894; 49, v. 2, p. 575-
614. maps. 1898.

& Newland, D. H. Geology of Washington, Warren and parts of

Essex and Hamilton counties. Geol. rep. 17:499-553 maps. 1899. Mus.
rep. 51, v. 2, p. 499-553. maps. 1899.

— & Hill, B. F. Geology of Hamilton, Warren and Washington coun-
ties. Geol. rep. 18:137-62. 1899. Mus. rep. 52, v 2, p. 137-62. maps. 1900.
Kiimmel, H. B. The Newark or new red sandstone rocks of Rockland county,
N. Y. Geol. rep. 18:9-50. il. map. 1899. Mus. rep. 52, v. 2, p. 9-50. il
map. 1900.

Leeds, A. R. Lithology of the Adirondacks. Mus. rep. 30:79-109. 1878.
Lincklaen, Ledyard. Guide to the geology of N. Y. and to the state geologi-
cal cabinet. Mus. rep. 14:17-84. 2opl. 1861.

Lincoln, D. F. Geology of Seneca county. Geol. rep. 14:57-125. il. map.

1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2, p. 57-125. il. map. 1895.
iLintner, J. A. Insects and other animal forms of Caledonia creek, N. Y.
Mus. rep. 32:75-99. 1879.

Present state of entomological science in the U. S. Mus. rep. 41:283-92.

1888.

Annual address of the president of the Entomological club of the A. A.

A. S. Mus. rep. 41:292-303. 1888.

Some pests of the pomologist. Mus. rep. 41:303-12. 1888.

Late experiences with insects injurious to the orchard and garden. Mus.

rep. 44:342-56. 1892.

Some injurious insects of Massachusetts. Mus. rep. 45:227-57. 1892.

Our insect enemies and how to meet them. Mus. rep. 45:258-77. 1892.

Report of committee on entomology. Mus rep 46:414-37. 1893.

On arsenical spraying of fruit trees while in blossom. Mus. rep. 49, v.

1, p. 117-24. 1897.

San Jose scale and some other destructive scale insects. Mus. rep. 49,

v. 1, p. 200-33. 1897.

1 For complete list of works see Museum bulletin 24.

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Lintner, J. A. List of injurious apple-tree insects. Mus. rep. 49, v. 1, p.
263-72. 1897.

Mosquito. Mus. rep. 50, v. 1, p 319-35. 1898.

Plea for entomological study. Mus. rep. 50, v. 1, p. 336-45. 1898.

Luther, D. D. Geology of the Livonia salt shaft. Geol. rep. 13:21-130. il-
1894. Mus. rep. 47:215-324. il. 1894.

Stratigraphic position of the Portage sandstones in the Naples valley and

the adjoining region. Geol. rep. 15:223-36. il. map. 1897. Mus. rep. 49,
v. 2. p. 223-36. il. map. 1898.

Economic geology of Onondaga county, N. Y. Geol. rep. 15:237-303.

il. maps. 1897. Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 237-303. il. maps. 1898.

Brine springs and salt wells of N. Y. and the geology of the salt district.

Geol. rep. 16:171-226. il. map. 1899. Mus. rep. 50, v. 2, p. 171-226.il. map.
1899.

Marshall, W. B. A deposit of marl and peat in the town of New Baltimore.
Mus. rep. 45:46-52. 1892.

Geographical distribution of N. Y. unionidae. Mus. rep. 48, v. 1, p.

45-99. 1895.

List of shells inhabiting the vicinity of Albany and Troy, N. Y. Mus.

rep. 48, v. 1, p. 641-47. 1895.

Merrill, F. J. H. Quaternary geology of the Hudson river valley. Geol.
rep. 10:103-9. 1891.

Crystalline rocks of southeastern N. Y. Mus. rep. 50, v. 1, p. 21-31.

1898.

Origin of the serpentines in the vicinity of N. Y. city. Mus. rep. 50, v.

1, p. 32-44. 8pl. 1898.

Morgan, L. H. Articles furnished to the Indian collection. Mus. rep.
2:81-91. 1849; 3 rev. ed. p. 63-95. i8pl. 1850.

Fabrics, inventions, implements and utensils of the Iroquois. Mus. rep.

5:67-117. :opl. 1852.

Stone and bone implements of the Arickarees. Mus. rep. 21:25-46; 1871.

Murray, David, comp. Catalogue of the published works of James Hall*
1836-82. Mus. rep. 36:79-94. 1883; with supplement, 42:75-97. 1889.

Nason, F. L. Economic geology of Albany county. Geol. rep. 13:263-87.
il. 1894. Mus. rep.47:457-8i.il.i894.

Economic geology of Ulster county. Geol. rep. 13:373-406. il. 1894.

Mus rep. 47:567 600. il. 1894.

Nevius, J. N. comp. Preliminary list of public geological and mineralogical
collections in the U. S. and Canada; prepared under the direction of
F. J. H. Merrill. Mus. rep. 50, v. 1, p. 45-74. 1898.

Talc industry of St Lawrence county, N. Y. Mus. rep. 51, v. 1, p.

rii9-27. il. 1899.

History of Cayuga lake valley. Mus. rep. 51, v. 1, p. ri29*53. il. 1899.

Fossil plant from Orange county. Mus. rep. 52, v. 1, p. r79*8i. 1900.

Sacandaga mining and milling co. and the Sutphen process. Mus. rep.

52, v. 1, p. 182-87. 1900.

Owen, D. D. Human foot-prints in solid limestone (abstract). Mus. rep.
9:52-59. 1856.

Paine, J. A. jr. Catalogue of plants found in Oneida county and vicinity
Mus. rep. 18:53-192. 1865.

Peck, C. H. List of mosses of N. Y. Mus. rep. 19:42-70. 1866.

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Peck, C. H. Edible and poisonous fungi of N. Y. Mus. memoir 4. 106 p.
25pl. 1900. Mu£. rep. 48, v. 1, p. 203-334^ 43 plates in 48, v. 3. 1895; sup-
plements, 49, v. i, p. 70-83. pi. 44-49. 1897; 51, v. i, p. 300-12. 1899.

Peters, C. H. F. Longitude of the western boundary line of N. Y. Mus.
rep. 20 rev. ed. p. 143-57. 2pl. 1870.

Prosser, C. S. Devonian section of central N. Y. along the Unadilla river.
Geol. rep. 12:110-42. 1893. Mus. rep. 46:256-88. 1893.

Classification and distribution of the Hamilton and Chemung series of

central and eastern N. Y. Geol. rep. 15:83-222. il. map. 1897; 17:65-315.
il. map. 1899. Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 83:222. il. map. 1898; 51, v. 2, p. 65-
315. il. 1899.

& Cumings, E. R. Sections and thickness of the lower Silurian forma-
tions on West Canada creek and in the Mohawk valley. Geol. rep.
15:615-59. il. 1897. Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 615-59. il. 1898.

& Rowe, R. B. Stratigraphic geology of the eastern Helderbergs. Geol.

rep. 17:329-54. il. 1899. Mus. rep. 51, v. 2, p. 329-54. il. 1899.

Sections of the formations along the northern end of the Helderberg

plateau. Geol. rep. 18:51-72. il. 1899. Mus. rep. 52, v. 2, p. 51-72. il. 1900.
Randall, F. A. Geology of Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties. Geol.

rep. 13:517-27. il. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:711-21, il. 1894.

Ries, Heinrich. Quaternary deposits of the Hudson river valley between
Croton and Albany, with notes on brick clays, and manufacture of brick.
Geol. rep. 10:110-55. 1891.

Geology of Orange county. Geol. rep. 15:393-475. il. maps. 1897. Mus.

rep. 49, v. 2, p. 393-475. il. maps. 1898.

Physical tests of the Devonian shales. Geol. rep. 15:673-98. 1897. Mus.

rep. 49, v. 2, p. 673-98. 1898.

Limestones of|N. Y. Geol. rep. 17:355-467. 1899. Mus. rep. 51, v. 2, p.

355-467. 1899.

Notes on a trip from Port Jervis to Rondout. Mus. rep. 52, v. 1, p. r88-

91. 1900.

Ruedemann, Rudolf. Development and mode of growth of diplograptus, Me
Coy. Geol. rep. 14. 217-49. 5pl- 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2, p. 217-49. 5 pi.
1895.

Discovery of a sessile conularia. Geol. rep. 15:699-728. 4pl. 1897. Mus.

rep. 49, v. 2, p. 699-728. 4pl. 1898.

Schuchert, Charles. List of the fossils in the Oriskany sandstone of Mary-
land, N. Y. and Ontario. Ge >1. rep. 8:50-54. 1889. Mus. rep. 42:396-400.

1889.

On Syringothyris, Winchell and its American species. Geol. rep. 9:28-37.

1890. Mus. rep. 43:230-39. 1890.

Sherzer, W. H. Platycnemic man in N. Y. Geol. rep. 13:661-83. 1894. Mus.
rep. 47:853-77- 1894-

Simpson, G. B. Anatomy and physiology of Anodonta fluviatilis. Mus. rep.
35:169-91. upl. 1884.

Genera of Fenestellidae. Geol. rep. 13:685-727. il. 1894. Mus. rep.

47:879-921. il. 1894.

— — Glossary and explanations of specific names of Bryozoa and corals. Geol.
rep. 13:729-47. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:923-41. 1894.

Handbook of the genera of the North American palaeozoic Bryozoa.

Geol. rep. 14:403-669. 3opl. 1895. Mus. rep. 48, v. 2, p. 403-669. 3opl. 1895.

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Smock, J. C. Crystalline rock region of Dutchess, Putnam and Westchester
counties, N. Y. Mus. rep. 39:166-85. map. 1886.

Smyth, C. H. jr. Geology of four townships in St Lawrence and Jefferson
counties, N. Y. Geol. rep. 13:491-515. 1894. Mus. rep. 47:685-709. map.
1894.

Crystalline rocks of St Lawrence county. Geol. rep. 15:477-97. 1897

Mus. rep. 49, v. 2, p. 477-97. 1898.

Talc industry of St Lawrence county. Geol. rep. 15:661-71. 1897. Mus.

rep. 49, v. 2, p. 661-71. 1898.

Crystalline rocks of the western Adirondack region. Geol. rep. 17:469-

97. il. 1899. Mus. rep. 51, v. 2, p. 469-97. il. 1899.

& Newland, D. H. Progress in mapping crystalline rocks of western

Adirondack region. Geol. rep. 18:129-35. 1899. Mus. rep. 52, v. 2, p.
129-35. 1900.

Speyer, A. On Cuculia intermedia n. sp. and C. lucifuga W-V. Mus. rep.
23:217-22. 1873.

Walcott, C. D. Discovery of the remains of the natatory and branchial ap-
pendages of trilobites. Mus. rep. 28:89-92. 1879.

New species of fossils from the Trenton limestone. Mus. rep. 28:93-97.

1879.

Some sections of trilobites from the Trenton limestone. Mus. rep. 31:61-

62. ipl. 1879.

New species of fossils from the Chazy and Trenton limestones. Mus.

rep. 31 :68-7i. 1879.

New species of fossils from the Calciferous formation. Mus. rep. 32:129-31.

1879.

New species of fossils from the Trenton group of N. Y. Mus. rep.

35:207-14. pi. 17. 1884.

Watson, T. L. Some higher levels in the postglacial development of the
Finger-lakes. Mus rep. 51, v. 1, p. r55-ii7. il. maps. 1899.

Webster, H. E. Annelida chaetopoda of New Jersey. Mus. rep. 32:101-28.
1879; 39:128-59. 7pl. 1886.

White, T. G. Relations of the Ordovician and Eo-silurian rocks in portions
of Herkimer, Oneida and Lewis counties. Mus. rep. 51, v. 1, p r2i-54.
il. maps. 1899.

Whitfield, R. P. Internal appendages of the genus Atrypa. Mus. rep. 20
rev. ed. p. 167-72. rpl. 1870.

See also Hall, James & Whitfield, R. P.

Williams, S. G. Lower Helderberg rocks of Cayuga lake. Geol. rep. 6:10-12.
1887.

Tully limestone, its distribution and its known fossils. Geol rep. 6:13-29.

map. 1887.

Wilson, W. D. Local climatology, Mus. rep. 20 rev. ed. p. 67-106. 1870.
Wright, B. H. Geology of Yates county. Mus. rep. 35:195-206. 3pl. map.
1884.

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