... is thanked for his suggestions on a previous draft. John Mavrogenes, Adam Simon, Daniel Kontak, Jeff Hedenquist, Richard Tosdal, and Zoltan Zajacz are thanked for thoughtful reviews. We appreciate Larry Meinert, editor of Economic Geology , for his constructive comments and editing. * A digital...

...] ne sont interliées que par liaisons hydrogènes, ce qui rend compte du clivage {001} parfait. Le minéral honore Frank Dawson Adams (1859–1942), géologue et professeur à l’Université McGill. (Traduit par la Rédaction) § E-mail address : [email protected] 30 09 2000 12 06...

... OF THE GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES, by Frank Dawson Adams, Unabridged republication, 506 pp., 92 illustrations, Dover Publications, Inc., 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. 1955. $1.95 paperbound, $3.95 clothbound. Copyright © 1955 by the Mineralogical Society of America 1955 Mineralogical Society of America ...

...FRANK DAWSON ADAMS Abstract INTRODUCTION The geologist of the present day, immersed in, and at times almost submerged by, the immense mass of new, and often valuable, material which continuously claims his attention, usually finds little time to glance back through the past centuries and follow...

...Freleigh Fitz Osborne; Frank Dawson Adams GeoRef, Copyright 2004, American Geological Institute. Reference includes data from Bibliography and Index of North American Geology, U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA, United States 1931 ...

...FRANK DAWSON ADAMS Abstract Early Geological Literature One of the most fascinating studies which can engage the attention of a geologist is the literature of his science of a century or so ago. Some of the problems then discussed have long since received their answers and been laid aside; others...

.... Iddings, William Berryman Scott, George H. Williams, Horace B. Patton, Charles H. Smyth, Frank Dawson Adams, Reginald Aldworth Daly, Fred Eugene Wright, and Walter Bucher ( Table I ). This paper discusses ten of these geologists who, upon leaving Heidelberg, became leaders in their fields. They were...

..., and a writer of poetry. Frank Dawson Adams (1859–1942) at McGill University brought microscopic petrography from Germany to North America, and aside from being an outstanding field geologist (Haliburton–Bancroft, Morin anorthosite, Monteregians...), he founded the subject matter of experimental structural...

... one review, and their generosity is greatly appreciated. We apologize for any errors or omissions on this list. Rachel Abercrombie Steven R. Bratt John Ebel Geoffrey Abets Jonathan Bray G6ran Ekstr6m John Adams Thomas Brocher Bill Ellsworth Duncan C. Agnew James N. Brune Eric R. Engdahl Ted...

... Paleoseismic Evidence of the 1890 and 1838 Earthquakes on the Santa Cruz Mountains Section of the San Andreas Fault, near Corralitos, California Ashley R. Streig, Timothy E. Dawson, and Ray J. Weldon II Earthquake Ground Motion and 3D Georgia Basin Amplification in Southwest British Columbia: Deep Juan...

.... Then follows a summary of early geological investigation dating back to 1799. In addition to this, it gives the reader an overview of the investigation and naming of the the igneous intrusive centers known as the Monteregian Hills, which were documented more than 100 years later by Frank Dawson Adams of McGill...

... of the strata which favor the accumulation of the petroleum.” Frank Dawson Adams (1934) noted that Professor E. B. Andrews described in the July 1861 American Journal of Science (formerly Silliman’s Journal) the occurrence of oil and gas springs on the axis of an anticlinal fold in Ohio. The priority...

... Phil Dawson Timothy Dawson Steven M. Day Christopher de la Torre Andrew Delorey Yangfan Deng Boumédiène Derras Heather DeShon James W. Dewey Yadab Dhakal Somayajulu Dhulipala Carola Di Alessandro Raffaele Di Stefano Ahmet Dindar Savka Dineva...

...), petrologist to the Geological Survey of Canada and later Professor of Geology in McGill University. Adams was a well-known historian of geological sciences. When Harrington resigned in 1879 his place as petrographer in the Survey was taken by Frank Dawson Adams. Adams was born in Montreal in 1859...

...John L. Dawson; Scott G. Smithers A bstract : Coral cays are low-lying (typically < 5 m above mean sea level) accumulations of calcareous sediment derived from biota on the adjacent reef. They provide areas of societal refuge and support significant ecosystems and economic services. Although...

... Bureau of Mines, was shown. On Tuesday night, Frank Dawson Adams, professor emeritus of McGill University, delivered an address on Lyell, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the completion of Lyell’s Principles of Geology . An address on Albert National Park, Belgian Congo, was scheduled...

... of Exploratory DriUing. Thanks are also due Frank L. Constant for the preparation of the selected bibliography. The writer also thanks Pan American Petroleum Corporation for permission to publish this paper. Valuable suggestions were obtained from John E. Adams, Jack C. Edens, and Ruben C. Mills in their reading...

... Wanpeng Feng Yuri Fialko Andreas Fichtner Edward H. Field Eric J. Fielding Jon B. Fletcher Manuel Florez Michael Floyd Brian William Flynn Joao F. B. D. Fonseca Sean R. Ford William B. Frank Andrew Frassetto Cliff Frohlich Laske Gabi Jianghui...

.... ( 2015 ) and Frank et al. ( 2022 ) that magnetite compositions from porphyry copper deposits cover both the igneous and hydrothermal fields. Figure 12. Discrimination diagrams for magnetite from the Colorado massive sulfide deposits (Betty, Cotopaxi, Dawson, El Plomo, Green Mountain, Horseshoe...