Note 58 — Chapter V · IGNEOUS ROCKS
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For general discussions of Igneous Rocks, see J. J. H. Teall, "British Petrography" (1888); H. Rosenbusch, "Mikroskopische Physiographie," ed. 4 (1905-7); F. Zirkel, "Lehrbuch der Petrographie," ed. 2 (1894); A. Harker, "Natural History of Igneous Rocks" (1909); J. P. Iddings, "Igneous Rocks," 1 (1909).
[59] Cross, Iddings, Pirsson, and Washington, "Quantitative Classification of Igneous Rocks" (1903).
[60] Harker, op. cit., ref. 58, p. 186.
[61] Iddings, op. cit., ref. 58, p. 130 &c.
[62] Ibid., pp. 228-241.
[63] Scrope, "Considerations on Volcanos" (1825), 141.
[64] G. A. J. Cole and J. W. Gregory, "Variolitic Rocks of Mt Genèvre," Q. Journ. Geol. Soc., 46 (1890), 311.
[65] A. Geikie, "Ancient Volcanoes of Gt Britain," 1 (1897), 25. Also C. Reid and H. Dewey, "Pillow lava of Cornwall," Q. Journ. Geol. Soc., 64 (1908), 264.
[66] Anderson, "Volcano of Matavanu," ibid., 66 (1910), 632.
[67] Dewey and Flett, "British Pillow lavas," Geol. Mag. (1911), 202 and 241.
[68] Steinmann, "Die Schardtsche Ueberfaltungstheorie &c.," Ber. nat. Gesell. Freiburg i. B., 16 (1905), 44.
[69] Doelter, "Petrogenesis" (1906), 33 and 109-123.
[70] Harker, op. cit., ref. 58, p. 82.
[71] Iddings, op. cit., ref. 58, p. 280.
[72] Brögger, "Die Eruptionsfolge bei Predazzo," Vidensskab. Skrifter (1895), No. 7, p. 152.
[73] Daly, "Secondary origin of certain Granites," Am. Journ. Sci., Ser. 4, 20 (1905), 185, with useful references to Bayley and others.
[74] Hawes, "The Albany granite and its contact phenomena," ibid., Ser. 3, 21 (1881), 31.