Pamphlets. Natural science.

Binder's title.Many of the pamphlets are extracts or reprints from the American geologist, the American journal of science and other periodical publications.[1] ON the saliferous rocks and salt springs of Michigan. 1882.--[2] Statement of operations in the Museum of the University of Michigan in the Department of "geology, zoology and botany", and the Department of "archaeology and relics", forthe year ending September 24th, 1868. [1868]--[3] Report of operations in the Museum of the University of Michigan, in the Department of geology, zoölogy and botany, and the Department of archaelogy [!] and relics, for the year ending Sept. 21, 1869. 1869.[4] Report of operations in the Museum of the University of Michigan in the Department of geology, zoölogy and botany, and the Department of archaeology and ehtnology for the sixteen months ending January 14, 1873. 1873.--[5] Adamites and preadamites: or A popular discussion concerning the remote representatives of the human species and their relation to the Biblical Adam. 1878.--[6] Ignatius Donnelly's comet. 1887.--[7] Views on prenebular conditions. 1889.--[8] Notes on Selandria cerasi Harris, as it occurs at Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1865.--[9] The climate of Michigan. A paper read at the annual meeting of the State horticultural society, Dec. 7, 1880. [1881].[10] The isothermals of the lake region in North America. 1870.--[11] Some effect of pressure of a continental glacier. 1888.--[12] Douglass Houghton. 1889.--[13] Supposed agency of ice floes in the Champlain epoch. [1876]--[14] The diagonal system in the physical features of Michigan. [1873]--[15] The Taconic question, 1888.--[16] Geology as a means of culture. 1888.--[17] Sources of trend and crustal surplusage in mountain structures. 1885.[18] On the origin of the prairies of the valley of the Mississippi. 1864.[19-20] Conglomerates enclosed in gneissic terranes. 1889.--[21] Two systems confounded in the Huronian. 1889.--[22] Sources of trend and crustal surplusage in mountain structure. 1885.--[23] Synoptical view of the geological succession of organic types. 1867.--[24] Syllabus of a course of lectures on geology, to be delivered in the University of Michigan, in the months of February and March, 1870. 1870.--[25] Syllabus of a course of lectures on geology, to be delivered in the Syracuse university, during the winter term of 1874-1875. 1875.[26] Syllabus of courses of lectures and instruction in general geology, with references to sources of information. 1879.--[27] Some indications of a northward transportation of drift materials in the lower peninsula of Michigan. 1865