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A gazetteer of Kansas

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Henry Gannett
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Kansas Water Science Center

Bibliography and index of North American geology, paleontology, petrology, and mineralogy for the year 1897

No abstract available.
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Fred Boughton Weeks

Bidwell Bar folio, California

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Henry Ward Turner

Big Trees folio, California

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H.W. Turner, Frederick Leslie Ransome

Boise folio, Idaho

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Waldemar Lindgren

Earthquakes in California in 1896 and 1897

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Charles D. Perrine

Fossil Medusa

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Charles D. Walcott

Geological Society of Washington

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W.F. Morsell

Geology of old Hampshire County, Massachusetts, comprising Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden Counties

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Benjamin Kendall Emerson

Geology of the Aspen mining district, Colorado, with atlas

Field work in the Aspen district was begun by the writer and Mr. Tower about July 1, 1898, and continued to about December 1 of the same year. The summer months were chiefly spent in the study of the surface, while the fall and early winter were devoted to the investigations of underground phenomena, as shown in mine workings.
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Josiah Edward Spurr

Holyoke folio, Massachusetts-Connecticut

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Benjamin Kendall Emerson

Instructions for measuring the rate of evaporation from water surfaces

The ·rate of evaporation from water surfaces varies with the temperature of the water, the velocity of the wind at the water surface, and the dryness of the air. Consequently, the rate of evaporation from rivers, lakes, canals, or reservoirs varies widely in different localities and for the same locality in different seasons.
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