Geology of New York, Part IV: Comprising the Survey of the Fourth Geological District (Natural History of New York series) 100 plates per volume

100 plates per volume

Museum of Comparative Zoology Publisher Place Cambridge

Several of these caves are of international importance as they contain geological formations only known from a few places in the world or support populations of troglobitic species are endemic to the region

22 full page plates (line-drawings)

numerous text-figure and black and white photographs

Geology of New York, Part IV: Comprising the Survey of the Fourth Geological District (Natural History of New York series) 100 plates per volumePp. 683; 71 full page figures of fossils in monochrome, 19 plates (folding charts and geological sections, many hand colored or tinted), numerous other text figures and folding maps and charts. Publishers original dark brown cloth lettered in gilt on the spine, ornately blind stamped and with a gilt motif of an invertebrate fossil emblazoned on the front cover, and a gilt fossil on the spine, original clay coated yellow endpapers, 4to. No ownership