(Table 1, page 661) Average composition of fossil nodules from three localities studied in the Transdanubian Central Mountains of Hungary

Fossil manganese nodules and encrustations from seamount' and basin' localities in the Transdanubian Central Mountains of Hungary are lithologically, mineralogically and chemically similar to some modern marine ferromanganese oxide deposits, and show no evidence of postdepositional changes other than cementation. Five groups of deposits were encountered: Fe/Mn nodules, encrusted shells, pavements, stains, and Fe oxide encrusted intraclasts, the first three of which are specific to the 'seamount' environment and the last to the basins'. Optical and electron microprobe investigation of the samples shows them to exhibit many similarities with modern ferromanganese oxide deposits, and that many of the nodules are surrounded by a halo of dispersed ferromanganese oxides, strongly suggesting that they continued to accrete metals through the pore waters of unlithified sediments for a period after burial. By contrast, pavements which appear to have grown on hardgrounds at the sea floor show little or no evidence of derivation of metals from underlying sediments. Geochemical investigations on the deposits show the seamount' varieties to be closer in composition to most modern nodules and crusts than the basin' varieties, and that the latter are essentially manganese and trace-element-poor ferruginous deposits. Nevertheless, all can be more or less compositionally equated with modern ferromanganese oxide deposits forming in marginal Atlantic environments, which would be in accord with the proposed depositional environment of the Transdanubian Central Mountains based on other evidence.

Res. of E.D. Lay, Esq., Sec 2, Ypsilanti Tp. Mich.

Ypsilanti Township (Mich.) residence. Publication information: Chicago, Ill. : Everts & Stewart, 1874.

Idaho city : queen of the gold camps /

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Dates and performances of Thomas D'Urfey's plays.

"Intended to confirm, to supplement, and occasionally to correct the information contained in Genest's account of the English stage and in Allardyce Nicoll's histories of the restoration and eighteenth-century drama."

Two medieval satires on the University of Paris: La bataille des vii ars of Henri d'Andeli, and the Morale scolarium of John of Garland.

Series note varies: At head of title of v. 1 and on verso of t.-p of v. 2, Memoirs of the University of California. v. 4, no. 1, 2. History, v. 1, no. 1, 2.

Records - Columbia Historical Society of Washington, D.C.

Beginning with v. 29/30, issued in 1928, one book often numbered as more than one vol. With v. 42/43, 1940/41 years covered were added to the title. Vol. numbering omitted, 1957/59- , 1944/45 called '50th anniversary volume'; 1948/50 called v. 50 but was the 40th vol. in the series; 1980 called "Fiftieth volume" and is the 50th separately bound book in the series.--Cf. introd. 50th vol., 1980, p. xi.