10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOOLITHIC»
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zoolithic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zoolithic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
zoolitic;. zoolithic. zymic;. zumic. which it absorbs a large quantity of any fluid,
more especially of water, which is retained amid the meshes until forced out
again by a sufficient degree of compression, when the sponge returns to its
former bulk.
Orison Swett Marden, George Raywood Devitt,
1902
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The wonders of the world, in nature, art, and mind ...
In Germany the zoolithic caverns are much more important and numerous than in
England. There is a remarkable example on the northeast border of the Hartz
mountains, called Bauman's Hohle, after an unfortunate miner, who, in the year ...
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The gallery of nature: a pictorial and descriptive tour ...
In Gennany the zoolithic caverns are much more numerous and important than in
England. There is a remarkable example on the north-east border of the Hartz
Mountains, called Bauman's Hohle, after an unfortunate miner who, in the year ...
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The Journal of Science: And Annals of Astronomy, Biology, ...
... their determinations of the crystalline forms of Malachite, of Gismondine-—a
Zoolithic mineral in the form of small square pyramids, which occur on a basaltic
lava in the neighbourhood of Rome—and of Herschelite. Of the latter mineral,
three ...
William Crookes, James Samuelson,
1865
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The gallery of nature: a pictorial and descriptive tour ...
Similar zoolithic caverns occur in the following places in our own country: — 1.
Kent's Cavern, in the limestone of North Devon, about a mile from Torquay. It is
said to be nearly six hundred feet long, varying in width from two to seventy feet, ...
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The Columbian cyclopedia
ZOOLITE, n. zo'dl-ii [Gr. zoon, an animal; lithos, a stone] : a petrified or fossil
animal. ZoOlithic, a. zo'6-lliA'- i/c, of or pertaining to a zoolite. ZOOLOGICAL
STATIONS: places on the sea-coast at which institutions have. ZONURID^E—
ZOOLITE.
... chiefly upon vegetables, and being only occasionally carnivorous. Bauman's
Ilohle, in the district of Blankenburg, belonging to the duchy of Brunswick, is a
zoolithic cavern, called after the name of a miner, who, in 1670> ventured into ...
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The Journal of Science: And Annals of Astronomy, Biology, ...
... of CHsmondine — a Zoolithic mineral in the form of small square pyramids,
which occur on a basaltic lava in tho neighbourhood of Rome — and of
Herschelite. Of the latter mineral, three specimens were examined, one from Aci
Reale, one ...
James Samuelson, William Crookes,
1865
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The Journal of Science, and Annals of Astronomy, Biology, ...
... and by tho presence of 1 atom of S in lieu of 1 atom of O.J Professor Maskelyne
and Dr. Viktor von Lang have contributed to the ' Philosophical Magazine ' their
determinations of the crystalline forms of Malachite, of Gismondine — a Zoolithic
...
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The gallery of nature: a tour through creation
Similar zoolithic caverns occur in the following places in our own country : — 1.
Kent's Cavern, in the limestone of North Devon, about a mile from Torquay. It is
said to be nearly six hundred feet long, varying in width from two to seventy feet, ...