10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOOLITIC»
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zoolitic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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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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Butler's physical geography
Zoolitic or Bone Caverns. — Many caverns possess a high interest from the fact
that they are the depositories of the remains of extinct species of animals, and
thus afford much information respecting the geological changes of the globe.
Jacques Wardlaw Redway,
1887
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Notices of the Proceedings at the Meetings of the Members of ...
In consequence of the small amount of dotrital material reaching these abysmal
areas distant from continents, cosmic metallic spherules, manganese nodules,
highly altered volcanic fragments, and zoolitic minerals, are there found in great ...
Royal Institution of Great Britain,
1889
4
The Skye expedition [letters and articles].
... to the " zoolitic " quality of what he calls this " poetic land," unless it be to
ascertain whether some of the landlords might not also claim to belong to that
interesting geological formation. The gallant Colonel blames the " agitators " for
all the ...
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How to See the British Museum, in Four Visits
The third case (26) is devoted to Silicates of Zinc, magnesia, serium, copper, iron,
bismuth, and other minerals ; the fourth and fifth cases (27, 28) to zoolitic
substances ; the sixth case (29) to various minerals including samples of jade or
...
Our author tells us that, in a microscopic section of the rock of Samson's Ribs, "
here and there minute colourless acicular microliths are visible, which I am
disposed to regard as zoolitic minerals and not apatite." Good hand specimens of
...
Edinburgh Geological Society,
1880
7
WONDERS OF THEEARTH AND THE HEAVENS.
In Germany the zoolitic caverns are much more numerous and important 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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WHAT I SAW ON THE WEST COAST OF SOUTH AND NORTH AMERICA,
... electro-positive elements which most abound in the said waters, are those
which also abound in the variegated porphyries and zoolitic rocks predominating
in such localities. ." It is desirable, in consequence of the now ascertained
character ...
H. WILLIS BAXLEY, M. D.,
1865
398 — 102, U" The zoolitic minerals, so common in the veins, and often filling the
amyg- daloidal cavities of the trap, do not appear to form an essential ingredient
of the compact trappean rocks." — Foster ft Whitney, Report on the Geology of ...
Royal Geological Society of Cornwall,
1871
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Report of a geological reconnaissance in California: made in ...
... at night 28 Wine at San Fernando 75 at Los Angeles - 77 EX. XIII Page. Winter
at the Tejon 40 Wolf, or coyote, of California - 5 T. Yucca or bayonet tree 52,65,63
Yerba Buena, rock formations of 146 Z. Zoolitic minerals -- 68 Zygobates - ** □
William Phipps Blake, United States. Army. Corps of Topographical Engineers,
1858