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Matthew, G. F., Surface geology of New Brunswick, this Journal, =2=, 371–372, 1871.

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Maclaren, Charles, The glacial theory of Prof. Agassiz, this Journal, =42=, 365, 1842.

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Daly, R. A., Problems of the Pacific Islands, this Journal, =41=, 153–186, 1916.

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Catlin, George, Account of a journey to the Côteau des Prairies, this Journal, =38=, 138–146, 1840.

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Hilgard, E. W., Remarks on the drift of the western and southern States and its relation to the glacier and iceberg theories, this Journal, =42=, 343–347, 1866.

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Hall, C. E., Glacial phenomena along the Kittatinny or Blue Mountain, Pennsylvania, this Journal, =11=, review, 233, 1876.

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Stevens, R. P., On glaciers of the glacial era in Virginia, this Journal, =6=, 371–373, 1873.

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Rogers, W. B., On the gravel and cobble-stone deposits of Virginia and the Middle States, Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., 18, 1875; this Journal, =11=, 60–61, 1876.

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Kerr, W. C, Origin of some new points in the topography of North Carolina, this Journal, =21=, 216–219, 1881.

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Gilbert, G. K., On certain glacial and post-glacial phenomena of the Maumee valley, this Journal, =1=, 339–345, 1871.

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Chamberlin, T. C., On the geology of eastern Wisconsin, Geol. of Wisconsin, =2=, 1877; this Journal, 15, 61, 406, 1878.

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Chamberlin, T. C, Preliminary paper on the terminal moraine of the second glacial epoch, U. S. Geol. Survey, Third Ann. Rept., 291–402, 1883.

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Wright, G. F., Unity of the glacial epoch, this Journal, =44=, 351–373, 1892.

Upham, Warren, The diversity of the glacial drift along its boundary, ibid., =47=, 358–365, 1894.