Part 3 — INDEX OF AUTHORS.—1863-1868.
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Ayres, Dr. W. O.—Remarks on Notorhynchus, etc., 15
On the Sacred Turtle of Japan, 16
Behr, Dr. H.—On Californian Lepidoptera, 84, 123, 163, 178, 279, 296
Blake, Dr. J.—Infusoria from the moving sands near San Francisco, 35
On the Gradual Elevation of the Land in the vicinity of San Francisco, 45
On Fœtus of Embiotocoid Fishes, 314, 371
Blake, Prof. W. P.—Gold from American River, 166
Fossils from Mare Island, 166
Fossils from Oregon Bar, 167
Fossils from Mariposa, 170
Oil Regions of Tulare Valley, 193
Sphene in the Sierra Nevada, 193
Iron Ore in Northern Arizona, 206
Gum of Sequoia gigantea, 234
Ammonites in Mariposa County, 235
Miscellaneous Notices, 289
Mineralogical Notices, 297
Fossil Fish from Nevada, 306
Fossil Saurians of California, 307, 361
Fossil Elephants Teeth, 325
Submerged Forests of Oregon, 339
Brown Coal of Oregon, 347
Analysis of Mt. Diablo Coal, 348
Bloomer, H. G.—On the scientific names of the Big Trees, 399
Bolander, Prof. H. N.—Description of a new species of Melica, 4
Shrubs and Trees growing near San Francisco, 78, 296
Grasses of Arizona, 205
Remarks on Californian Trees, 225, 377
Botanical Collections of Prof. A. Wood, in 1866, 329
Brewer, Prof. W. H.—Plants growing in Hot Springs of California, 121
Explorations in Sierra Nevada, 170
Fossils of the Auriferous Slates, 198
Brush, Prof. G. J.—Analysis of Meteoric Iron from Arizona, 30
Canfield, Dr. C. A.—Notes on Antilocapra Americana, 238
Carleton, Gen. J. H.—On Meteoric Iron from Arizona, 33
Carpenter, Dr. P. P.—New Marine Shells of California, 155, 175, 207
Clayton, J. E.—Fossils from Nevada, 171
Cooper, Dr. J. G.—On New or Rare Mollusca inhabiting California, 56
On a New Genus of Terrestrial Mollusca inhabiting California, 62
On New Genera and Species of Californian Fishes, 70, 93, 108
A New Californian Helix, etc., 259
A New Species of Pedipes, 294
West Coast Helicoid Land Shells, 331
Croft, C. J.—The Grasses of Arizona, 205
Dall, W. H.—Memorial of T. Bridges, 236
Notes on Octopus punctatus, 243
Notes on Shells of Santa Cruz, etc., 258
New Subfamily of Mollusca, 264
On Shells of Monterey, 271
On Errors in Geography of California, 273
Letter from Alaska, 367
Dana, Prof. J. D.—On Crystallization of Brushite, 174
Gabb, W. M.—A New Species of Virgularia from the Coast of California, 120
Cretaceous Fossils from Sonora, Mexico, 153
Fossils from Mariposa, 172
Fossils from San Luis Obispo, 173
New Marine Shells from Coast of California, 182
Cretaceous Formation of California, 301
Geology of Peru, 359
Garrett, Andrew.—Descriptions of New Species of Fishes, 63, 103
Gibbons, Dr. H.—On Rains at San Francisco, 261
Goodyear, W. A.—On Salt Spring Valley, Calaveras County, 387
Gray, Prof. Asa.—Descriptions of new Californian Plants, 101
Hoffman, C. F.—On Hetch-Hetchy Valley, 368
Jackson, Dr. C. T.—The Big Trees of Calaveras County, 204
Kellogg, A., M.D.—Description of two New Species of Plants from Nevada, 9
On two New Species of Collomia from Nevada Territory, 17
A New Genus and Species of Plant from Nev. Territory, (Pterostephanus), 20
Descriptions of two New Plants, (Conyza, Collinsia.), 36
A New Species of Hosackia, 38
A New Species of Mentzelia, 40
Description of three New Plants, 42
A New Species of Allium, 54
A New Species of Alsine, 61
Thaspium cordatum and Epilobium obcordatum, 314
Moore, G. E.—On Brushite, 167
Newcomb, Dr. W.—New Species of Helix inhabiting California, 115
A New Species of Pedicularia, 121
New Species of Land Shells, 179
Pease, W. H.—On an Atoll near the coast of Mexico, 200
Preiss, Maj. E.—On Euphorbia prostrata as a remedy for Snake-Bites, 195
Raimondi, Don A.—On Geology of Peru, 359
Rémond, A.—Description of two New Species of Bivalve Shells from the Tertiaries of Contra Costa County, 13
Description of two Species of Scutella, 13
Four New Species of fossil Echinodermata, 52
Geological Explorations in Mexico, 244
Richthofen, Baron F.—On Natural System of Volcanic Rocks, 356
Rowell, Rev. J.—Description of Gundlachia Californica, 21
On Pisidium angelicum, 353
Scudder, S. H.—Letter concerning Californian Butterflies, 47
Sharkey, Dr. J. M.—On fibrous Plants of Nicaragua, 401
Silliman, Prof. B.—Gold and Silver of Whisky and Quail Hills, 349
Localities of Diamonds in California, 354
Localities of Tellurids in California, 378
Glauberite at Borax Lake, 399
Stearns, R. E. C.—Shells of Baulines Bay, 275
Shells of Santa Barbara and San Diego, 283
Obituary of R. Kennicott, 298
Vitality of a Snail, 328
On Orthagoriscus analis, 341
On Helix Ayresiana, 341
Shells of Santa Barbara, etc., 343
Shells of Purissima, and Lobitas, 345
On Exhibition of Parhelia, 353
Shells of Bodega Bay, 382
Shells of Alaska, 384
Trask, Dr. J. B.—Earthquakes in California during 1863, 1864, 127
Earthquakes in California from 1800 to 1864, 131
Earthquakes in California during 1864, 190
Earthquakes in California during 1865, 239
Whitney, Prof. J. D.—On the inaccuracy of the Eighth Census, so far as it relates to the Metallic and Mineral Statistics of the United States, 6
Remarks on Japanese Minerals and Fossils, 15
On the Progress of the Geological Survey of California, 23
Analysis of Meteoric Iron, (Brush), 30, 34
On Meteoric Iron from Arizona, 48, 240
On Meteorites of Pacific Coast, 240
On Rémond’s Explorations in Northern Mexico, 243
On Geology of Nevada, 266
On Absence of Drift in California, 271
Human Skull from Calaveras County, 277
Tungstate of Lime and Copper, 287
Silurian Series of Nevada, 307
Tertiary Fossils of Nevada, 309
Triassic Fossils of Chili, 311
Liassic Fossils of Chili, 311
Tertiary Fossils of Chili, 311
Cretaceous Fossils of Chili, 311
Infusorial Deposits, 319
The Highest Mountain of North America, 325
On Coal of Webber Cañon, 341
On Salt from Muddy River, 341
On Ores from Comstock Lode, 342
On Geological Position of Coal, 356
On Fossil Tooth from Douglas Flat, 356
On Oreodon Jaw, 363
On Visit to Oregon, etc., 363
On Ores from Nevada and Mexico, 372
On Minerals of Pacific Coast, 372, 374
On Depression of Death Valley, 129, 376
On Maps of California, 386
Williamson, Col. R. S.—On the Height of Mount Hood, 364
On Depression of Death Valley, 129, 376
Wilson, John.—Indian Relics from Chihuahua, 160
Wood, Prof. A.—Ascent of Mount Hood, 292
Botanical Collections, 329