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The following is a list of the works of Thomas Belt:--

An inquiry into the Origin of Whirlwinds, Philosophical Magazine volume 17 1859 pages 47-53. Mineral Veins: an Inquiry into their Origin founded on a Study of the Auriferous Quartz Veins of Australia, London 1861. On some Recent Movements of the Earth's Surface and their Geological Bearings [1863] Nova Scotian Institute of Natural Science Proceedings and Transactions volume 1 part 1 1867 pages 19-30. List of Butterflies observed in the Neighbourhood of Halifax, Nova Scotia [1863] Nova Scotian Institute of Natural Science Proceedings and Transactions volume 2 part 1 1867 pages 87-92. On the Formation and Preservation of Lakes by Ice Action, Geological Society Quarterly Journal volume 20 1864 pages 463-465, Philosophical Magazine volume 28 1864 page 323, Nova Scotian Institute of Natural Science Proceedings and Transactions volume 2 part 3 1867 page 70. The Glacial Period in North America [1866] Nova Scotian Institute of Natural Science Proceedings and Transactions volume 2 part 4 1867 pages 91-106. On some New Trilobites from the Upper Cambrian Rocks of North Wales, Geological Magazine volume 4 1867 pages 294-295. On the "Lingula Flags" or "Festiniog Group" are the Dolgelly District, Geological Magazine volume 4 1867 pages 493-495, 536-543; volume 5 1868 pages 5-11. The Naturalist in Nicaragua, London 1874 2nd edition revised and corrected 1888. Glacial Phenomena in Nicaragua, American Journal of Science volume 7 1874 pages 594-595. An Examination of the Theories that have been proposed to account for the Climate of the Glacial Period, Journal of Science volume 4 1874 pages 421-464. The Steppes of Siberia, Geological Society Quarterly Journal volume 30 1874 pages 490-498, Geological Magazine Decade 2 volume 1 1874 pages 423-424. The Glacial Period, Nature volume 10 1874 pages 25-26. Niagara: Glacial and Post-Glacial Phenomena, Journal of Science volume 5 1875 pages 135-156. The Drift of Devon and Cornwall: its Origin, Correlation with that of the South-West of England, and Place in the Glacial Series, Geological Society Quarterly Journal volume 32 1876 pages 80-90; Geological Magazine volume 2 1875 pages 622-624, Philosophical Magazine volume 1 1876 pages 159-161. On the Geological Age of the Deposits containing Flint Implements at Hoxne, in Suffolk, and the Relation that Palaeolithic Man bore to the Glacial Period, Journal of Science volume 6 1876 pages 289-304. On the First Stages of the Glacial Period in Norfolk and Suffolk, Geological Magazine volume 4 1877 pages 156-158. The Steppes of Southern Russia, Geological Society Quarterly Journal volume 33 1877 pages 843-862; Philosophical Magazine volume 4 1877 pages 151-152. On the Loess of the Rhine and the Danube, Journal of Science volume 7 1877 pages 67-90. The Glacial Period in the Southern Hemisphere, Journal of Science volume 7 1877 pages 326-353. Quartzite Implements at Brandon, Nature volume 16 1877 page 101. On the Discovery of Stone Implements in Glacial Drift in North America, Journal of Science volume 8 1878 pages 55-74. The Superficial Gravels and Clays around Finchley, Ealing, and Brentford, Journal of Science volume 8 1878 pages 316-360. Notes on the Discovery of a Human Skull in the Drift near Denver, Colorado, Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at St. Louis, Missouri August 1878 volume 27 (1879) pages 298-299.

[The notes within square brackets have been added to this edition by the writer of the Introduction. ]

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