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(1909, October) The Journal of Geology Vol. 17 (7) University of Chicago Press

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Year1909 (October)Volume17
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(1909) Front Matter. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) doi:10.1086/621660
Salisbury, Rollin D. (1909) Physical Geography of the Pleistocene with Special Reference to Pleistocene Conditions. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 589-599 doi:10.1086/621661
Willis, Bailey (1909) Paleogeographic Maps of North America. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 600-602 doi:10.1086/621662
MacDougal, D. T. (1909) Origination of Self-Generating Matter and the Influence of Aridity upon Its Evolutionary Development. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 603-622 doi:10.1086/621663
Weller, Stuart (1909) Description of a Permian Crinoid Fauna from Texas. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 623-635 doi:10.1086/621664
Williston, S. W. (1909) New or Little-Known Permian Vertebrates: Trematops, New Genus. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 636-658 doi:10.1086/621665
Keyes, Charles R. (1909) Base-Level of Eolian Erosion. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 659-663 doi:10.1086/621666
Martin, Lawrence (1909) The Malaspina Glacier Region of Alaska. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 664-666 doi:10.1086/621667
Reid, Harry Fielding (1909) The Variations of Glaciers. XIV. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 667-671 doi:10.1086/621668
Beede, J. W. (1909) The Guadalupian Fauna. George H. Girty. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 672-679 doi:10.1086/621669
(1909) A Key for the Determination of Rock-Forming Minerals in Thin Sections. Albert Johannsen. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 679 doi:10.1086/621670
(1909) Synopsis of Mineral Characters. Ralph W. Richards. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 679-680 doi:10.1086/621671
(1909) Geological Survey of New Jersey. H. B. Kümmel. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 680 doi:10.1086/621672
(1909) Recent Publications. The Journal of Geology, 17 (7) 681-684 doi:10.1086/621673

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