Abstract
In the reports of American Scientific Surveys we have become accustomed to find that the results are as new and interesting as the methods of working are original and ingenious. Few of the States are more richly endowed with the elements of prosperity and stability than Ohio, and yet she has but recently come into the field with her contribution to the knowledge of her own geological structure and natural history. It is gratifying to know that this contribution can well afford to be tried by the high standard attained by the reports already issued by many of the neighbouring States.
Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio.
Vols. I. and II Geology, and I. and II. Palæontology. (Columbus, Ohio: Nevins and Myers, State Printers, 1873–5.)
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Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio . Nature 15, 485–488 (1877). https://doi.org/10.1038/015485a0
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