Ichikawa, K., 1950.:MareMagnum
846 résultats
pp. 281-315,[7], 55 figs. on 3 pls., 5 figs. in text, refs. Plain wrs.
4to. Pp. 72, several photos on 4 pls., 14 figs., bibl. Orig. wrs.
4to. Vol. 1: pp. iv,1-40; vol. 2: pp. iv,41-108; numerous photos on 55 pls., 9 (4 fold.) tabs., 9 figs. and index maps, refs., indexes. In two parts as issued, orig. wrs. - I: Western Interior, United States. II: Alaska Peninsula and Cook Inlet regions.
4to. Pp. iv,69-96,[8], 91 photos on 6 pls., 1 tab., 1 map, 1 fold. diagr. in pocket, refs., index. Orig. wrs.
4to. Pp. iv,167-228, many photos and drawings on 20 pls., 1 fold. chart in pocket, 3 index maps, refs., index. Orig. wrs.
4to. Pp. iv,30, several photos on 6 pls., 3 figs., refs., index. Orig. wrs.
pp. 372-422, 31 figs. on 5 pls., refs. Plain new wrs.
Small 4to. Pp. 76, several drawings and photos on 13 pls., 3 figs., tabs., refs. Orig. wrs.
Folio, 36cm. Pp. 135-326, several photos of fossils (mostly ammonites) on 4 pls., 11 illus. in text, 1 fold. tab. Orig. wrs.
8vo. Pp. 142, 7 pls., 3 tabs., bibl., indexes. Orig. wrs.
pp. 436-488, several microphotos on 8 pls., 12 figs., refs. Offprint, orig. wrs.
pp. 49-130,[10], 131 photos on 5 pls., 5 figs. (2 fold.), tabs. (2 fold.), refs. New plain wrs. - Oligocene.
8vo, 22.8cm. Pp. 231-296, several photos, drawings and diagrs. in 22 illus. in text, refs. Orig. wrs.
Pp. 91, many drawings in 38 figs., 35 tabs., refs. Orig. wrs. - Middle Miocene.
pp. 1-16, 7 figs. on 2 fine tinted lithogr. pls., 2 figs. in text. Large 8vo. Plain new wrs. - Large Miocene gastropod.
pp. 97-408, numerous illus. on 26 pls., tabs., graphs, refs. Wrs.
pp. 205-248,[11], 5 pls. of photos, 5 figs. (2 fold.), refs. Offprint, orig. wrs., uncut.
Large 8vo. pp. 21,[3], 6 pls. of photos. Orig. wrs.
pp. 443-488, 6 figs., list of localities. 8vo. Offprint, orig. wrs.
4to. Pp. 84, 119 photos on 10 pls., 1 fold. tab., 1 map, bibl. Orig. wrs.
Folio. Pp. [6],viii,132, many photos of fossil molluscs on 16 plates, 3 other pls., index. New cloth. - "The beginning of the collection and description of the famous and wonderfully preserved mollusks of the Caloosahatchee River of southern Florida" (from preface by Katherine V.W. Palmer). - The Caloosahatchee Formation consists of Pliocene-Pleistocene fossiliferous quartz sands with variable amounts of carbonate matrix interbedded with sandy and shelly limestones.
Pp. 68, 2 pls.,, bibl.
pp. 339-392, several photos on 11 pls. in text, 1 sketch map, 35 tabs., refs. Offprint, orig. wrs.
Pp. 34, 8 pls. of photos, 2 figs., 10 tabs., refs. Orig. wrs.
Pp. 39, 8 photos, refs. Orig. wrs.