Ferrier, W. F.
—Rapport Géologique. Rapport des Opérations de 1866 à 1869. 530 pp., with maps.
—Descriptive Sketch of the Physical Geography and Geology of the Dominion of Canada, by Alfred R. C. Selwyn and G. M. Dawson. 55 pp. 1884.
—List of Publications of the Geological and Natural History Survey of Canada. 36 pp.
—Geological and Natural History Survey and Museum of Canada.—Report of Progress, 1882–83–84. Annual Report for 1888–89.
Fisher, Rev. O.
—The Hypothesis of a Liquid Condition of the Earth’s Interior considered in Connection with Professor Darwin’s Theory of the Genesis of the Moon. 14 pp.—Proc. Cambridge Phil. Soc., 1892.
Gilbert, G. K.
—Continental Problems. Annual Address by the President of the Geological Society of America. 12 pp., Ill.—Bull. Geol. Soc. Am., 1893.
—The Moon’s Face. A Study of the Origin of its Features. 52 pp., 1 pl.—Phil. Soc. Washington, 1893.
DeGeer, Baron Gerard.
(The following pamphlets are in the Swedish language, the titles being translated):
—On the Occurrence of Hydrous Manganese Oxide between the Pebbles of the Osar at Upsala. 4 pp.—Aftryck ur Geol. Föreningens i Stockholm Förhandl., 1882.
—On Actinocamax Quadratus. 3 pp.—Ibid. Bd. VII.
—On Kaolin and other Minerals, derived from decayed Archaean rocks in the Cretaceous near Kristianstad. 8 pp.—Ibid. Bd. VII.
—Discussion of the Conglomerate at Vestani in Scania. 5 pp.—Ibid. 1886.
—On Folded Veins in Archaean Rocks. 5 pp.—Ibid. 1887.
—On Windworn Stones. 20 pp.—Ibid. 1887.
—On the Cave of Barnakoella, a new exposure of the Cretaceous in Scania (in Southern Sweden). 22 pp.
—On the Earlier Baltic Ice-Stream in Eastern Scania. 4 pp.—Ibid. Bd. X.
—Description of the Map sections Vidtskoefle, Karlshamn (Scanian part), and Soelvsborg (Scanian part). 88 pp. 1889.
—Description of the Map section Baeckaskog. 110 pp. 2 pl., 1 map, 1889.
—On the Situation of the Ice Shed during the two Glaciations of Scandinavia. 20 pp. 1889.
—On the Quaternary Changes of Level in Scandinavia. 66 pp. 1 map.—Ibid. 1888–90.
—On a Series of Small Dump Moraines near Stockholm, probably marking the annual recession of the Ice Border. 3 pp.—Ibid. Dec. 1889.
—On the Relation between the Carbonates of Lime and Magnesia in Limestones (Cretaceous and Silurian). 4 pp.—Ibid. 1889.
—On the Origin of the Lakes in Eastern Scania. 4 pp.—Ibid. Jan. 1889.
—On the Latest Investigations of the Terminal Moraines South of the Baltic. 4 pp.—Ibid. April, 1889.
—On Continental Changes of Level in Scandinavia and North America. 4 pp.—Ibid. Feb. 1892.
—Ueber ein Conglomerat im Urgebirge bei Vestana in Schonen. 28 pp. 1 pl. (German Uebersetzt von Felix Wahnschaffe in Berlin).—Zeitschr. d. Deutschen geolog. Gesell. 1886.
—Quaternary Changes of Level in Scandinavia (English). 4 pp., 1 map.—Bull. Geol. Soc. Am., Vol. 3, 1891.
—On Pleistocene Changes of Level in Eastern North America. 22 pp., 1 map (English).—Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1892.
Hall, C. W.
—The Deep Well at Minneopa, Minnesota. 3 pp.—Bull. Minn. Acad. Nat. Sci., Vol. III., No. 2.