Journal of Geology Volume July-Dec 1898; Volume 6

This is Volume 6 of "The Journal of Geology", covering the period from July to December 1898. Published by the University of Chicago's Department of Geology, this volume presents a detailed snapshot of geological research and thought at the close of the 19th century. It offers insights into the prevailing theories, methodologies, and areas of focus within the field during this formative period.

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