Transactions of the 16^th Caribbean Conference

Barbados, 16^th to 21^st June 2002
 
 

Draper, G. Introduction, p. 1

Draper, G. In appreciation of Robert C. Speed 1933-2003, p. 2

Trombley, R.B. and Toutain, J.-P. Eruption Pro 10.5 – The new and improved long-range eruption forecasting software, pp. 3-8.

Schellekens, J.H., Gilbes, F., Rivera, G.D., Ysa, Y.C., Chardón S. and Fong, Y. Reflectance spectra of tropical vegetation as a response to metal enrichment in the substrate of west-central Puerto Rico, pp. 9-12.

Abbott, R.N. Jr,Draper, G and Keshav, S.  UHP metamorphism in garnet peridotite, Cuaba Unit, Rio San Juan Complex, Dominican Republic, pp. 13- 20.

Hertig, S. and Ver Hoeve, M. Hydrocarbon charge analysis of the SECC Block, Columbus Basin, Trinidad and Tobago, pp. 21-27.

James, K.H. Palaeocene to Middle Eocene flysch-wildflysch deposits of the Caribbean area: A chronological compilation of literature reports, implications for tectonic history and recommendations for further investigation, pp. 29-46.

James, K.H. Arguments for and against the Pacific Origin of the Caribbean Plate and arguments for an in situ origin, pp. 47-67.

James, K.H. A simple synthesis of Caribbean geology, pp. 69-82. 

Macsotay, O. The Humboldt Channel: Early Pleistocene extensional graben through eastern Venezuela and Trinidad, pp. 83-91. 

Macsotay, O. and Hernandez, R.C.  Palaeoclimatology of the Pleistocene-Holocene using marine molluscs and hermatypic corals from northern Venezuela, pp. 93-104. 

Macsotay, O. and Feraza, T. Middle Eocene foreland sediments covered by late Oligocene foredeep turbidites on Margarita Island, northeastern Venezuela, pp. 105-111.
 
 

Gunter, G.C. and Mitchell, S.F. The lithostratigraphy of the Maldon Inlier, parish of St. James, northwestern Jamaica, pp. 1- 10.

Baban, S.M. and Sant, K.J. Mapping landslide susceptibility for the Caribbean island of Tobago using GIS, multi-criteria evaluation techniques with a varied weighted approach, pp. 11-20. 

Donovan, S.K. The geology of barbados: a field guide, pp. 21-33. 

Al-Tahir, R., Rajack, F. and Oatham, M. Aerial photographs for detecting land use changes in valencia wildlife sanctuary and forest reserve, Trinidad, pp. 35- 42.
 
 

Miller, K.M. Caribbean datums and the integration of geographical data, pp. 1-10. 

Ramlal, B. Measurement-based soil information systems for the Caribbean, pp. 11-19. 

Wiggins-Grandison, M.D., Kebeasy, T.R.M. and Husebye, E.S. Enhanced earthquake risk of Kingston due to wave field excitation in the Liguanea Basin, Jamaica, pp. 21-32. 

Blissett, D.J. and Pickerill, R.K. The trace fossil Schaubcylindrichnus coronus Frey and Howard, 1981, from the White Limestone Group of northeast Jamaica, pp. 33-37. 

Mitchell, S.F., Miller, D.J. and Maharaj, R. Field guide to the geology and geomorphology of the Tertiary limestones of the Central Inlier and Cockpit Country, pp. 39-48.
 
 

Giunta, G., Beccaluva, L., Coltorti, M., Mortellaro, D., Siena, F. and Cutrupia, D. The Peri-Caribbean ophiolites: structure, tectono-magmatic significance and geodynamic implications, pp. 1-20.

Gunter, G. Two Very Fossiliferous Rudist Sites from the Marchmont Inlier, Northwestern Jamaica, pp. 21-26. 

Mitchell, S.F. Field Guide to the Geological Evolution of the Maastrichtian Rocks of the Central Inlier, Jamaica, 27-38. 

Donovan, S.K. Field Guide to the Geology of the Eocene Chapelton Formation (Yellow Limestone Group), Western Central Inlier, 39-47.
 
 

Donovan, S. K., Lewis, D. N., Vincent, H. and Blackman, I. M. Pleistocene echinoids from Tobago, West Indies, pp. 1-12.

Maharaj, M. Late Quaternary Geology of the Eastern Pedro Bank, pp. 13-17.

Mitchell, S. F. and Blissett, D. Lithostratigraphy of the Late Cretaceous to ?Paleocene succession in the western part of the Central Inlier of Jamaica, pp. 19-31

Simpson, G. First record of the holectypoid echinoid Echinoneus cyclostomus Leske from the late Pleistocene Falmouth Formation of Jamaica, pp. 33-36.

Diaz-Franco, S.and Rojas-Consuegra, R. A new type of Holocene deposit in Cuba: “trapped” insects within stalagmitic calcium carbonate, pp. 37-38.
 
 

Mitchell, S. F., Pickerill, R. K., Blackwell, A. B. and Skinner, A. R. The age of the Port Morant Formation, Southeastern Jamaica, pp. 1-4.

Scott, P. W., Jackson, T. A. and Dunham, A. C. Ore Mineral Associations and Industrial Minerals in the ultramafic rocks of Jamaica and Tobago, pp. 5-16.

Donovan, S. K. and Jackson, T. A. Field Guide to the Geology of the University of the West Indies Campus, Mona, pp. 17-24.

Underwood, C. J. and Mitchell, S. F. Serratolamna serrata (Agassiz) (Pices Neoselachii) from the Maastrichtian (Late Cretaceous of Jamaica), pp. 25-30.
 
 

Research notes

Mitchell, S. F. Stratigraphy of the Guinea Corn Formation (Upper Cretaceous) at its type locality in the Rio Minho between Grantham and Guinea Corn, Northern Clarendon Jamaica, pp. 1-12.

Pickerill, R. K. and Mitchell, S. F. The Graphoglyptid trace fossil Spirorhaphe involuta (de Stefani, 1985) from eastern Jamaica, pp.13-16.

Geological Notes

Mitchell, S. F. and Crowley, S. Septarian nodules from Jamaica: Comment 17-19

Iturralde-Vinent, M., MacPhee, R. D. E., France, S. D. and Consuegra, R. R. A small “Rancho la Brea” site discovered in Cuba, p. 20.

Reports on Field Meetings and Conferences

Mitchell, S. F. Report of a Field Meeting to the Guinea Corn Formation, northern Clarendon Jamaica 25^th October 1997, pp. 21-23.

Dixon, H. L. and Donovan, S. K. Report of a field Meeting around Browns Town, Parish of St. Ann, north-central Jamaica , 21^st February 1998. with appendices by D. Domming and P. D. Taylor, pp. 24-30.

Donovan, S. K. and Miller, D. J. Report of a Field Meeting 23^rd May 1988, pp. 31-41.

Jackson, T. A. and Iturralde-Vinent, M. The 15^th Caribbean Geological Conference, June 29^th to July 2^nd 1998, Kingston Jamaica, pp. 42-43.

Book Reviews, p.  44.
 
 

Wood, S. J. Accumulations of a surveyor and curator: Lucas Barrett's Collection in the Geology Museum, University of the West Indies, pp. 1-17.

Pickerill, R. K. and Donovan, S. K. Ichnology and biotic interactions on a Pleistocene gastropod from southeast Jamaica, pp. 19-24.

Jackson, T. A. and Scott, P. W. A welded tuff boulder from within the Wagwater Belt, Jamaica, pp. 25-28.

Sharpe, T. The archive of H. T. De la Beche (1796-1855) in the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff, UK, pp. 29-35.

Donovan, S. K., Miller, D. J. and Patel, F. The contact between the Troy Formation and Troja granodiorite in the area east of Riversdale, parish of St. Catherine, pp. 37-42.

Robinson, E. Paleocene fossils from the White Limestone Group in eastern Jamaica, pp. 43-45.

Porter, A. A. R. Septarian nodules from Jamaica: comment, p. 47.

Donovan, S. K. and Wood, S. J. Septarian nodules from Jamaica: comment, p. 47-48.

Donovan, S. K., Pickerill, R. K. and Mitchell, S. F. Report of a field meeting to east Port Morant Harbour, parish of St. Thomas, SE Jamaica, April 5, 1997, pp. 49-56.

Book Reviews, pp. 57-66.
 
 

Donovan, S. K. Fossil echinoderms in the Lucas Barrett Collection, Geological Museum, University of the West Indies, Mona, pp.1-5. 

Iturralde Vinent, M. A., Hubbell, G. and Rojas, R. Catalogue of Cuban fossil Elasmobranchii (Paleocene to Pliocene) and paleogeographic implications of their lower to middle Miocene occurrence, pp.7-21. 

Robinson, E. Freemans Hall Beds and Stettin Member, Chapelton Formation, Jamaica; a revision of geological sheets 8, 9 and 12, pp. 23-32. 

Wood, S. J. and Donovan, S. K. A septarian nodule from the sedimentary record of Jamaica; lessons from a museum specimen, pp. 33-36.

Robinson, E., Ahmad, R., Phillip-Jordan, C. and Armstrong, M. The Burlington landslide, mouth of the Rio Grande, Jamaica; example of an ancient slide dam? pp.37-42. 

Maharaj, R. A note on a Quaternary palaeo-channel found at the Berrydale Quarry, near Discovery Bay, Parish of St. Ann, Jamaica, pp. 43-46. 

Maharaj, R. Report of a field meeting to the Treasure Beach coastal plain, SW Jamaica, October 21-22, 1995, pp. 47-52.
 
 

Wiggins-Grandison, M. D. Seismology of the January 1993 earthquake. The Jamaica earthquake of January 13, 1993, pp.1-14.

Ahmad, R. The Jamaica earthquake of January 13, 1993; geology and geotechnical aspects, pp.15-31.

Harris, N. Preliminary observations on ground response and performance of non-engineered buildings; the January 13, 1993 earthquake, pp.32-40.

Adams, A. D. A review of the effects of the January 13, 1993, earthquake and building code provisions, pp.41-48. 

Wilson, L. Observations on the effects of the January 1993 earthquake on educational institutions in Jamaica, pp .49-50.

McFarlane, N. Observations of the effects of the January 13, 1993, earthquake on the Jamaica Public Service Company (electric utility), pp. 51-54.

Carby, B.E. Review of the January 13 earthquake; lessons learnt and recommendations, pp. 57-59.

Baptiste, J. New data on the clay layer at the Alluvium-White Limestone interface in the Yallahs River delta, pp.1-15.
 
 

Robotham, H., Lalor, G. C., Rattray, R., Thompson, C., Thomas, J., Hurdley, J., Plant, J. A. and Simpson, P. R. Orientation studies for regional geochemical surveys in Jamaica vol.29, pp.17-26.

Walrond, G. W. and Persaud, K. Recent trends in gold exploration in Guyana, pp. 27-31,

Barker, L. H. A review of the oil industry in Barbados; problems and prospects, pp. 33-39.

Keijnen, J. P. A new genus and lineage of pseudorbitoid foraminifera in Jamaica, pp. 41-48.

Mootoo, D. A. and Suite, W. H. E. An investigation into the engineering properties of porcellanite aggregate from southwestern Trinidad, pp.  49-60.

McFarlane, N. The geosciences in the Caribbean, pp. 61-62.
 
 

Donovan, S. K., Scott, A. D. and Veltkamp, C. J. A middle Eocene echinoid fauna from Portland, northeastern Jamaica, pp. 1-8.

Rodrigues, K. Constraining burial history from vitrinite reflectance, Hanover Block, western Jamaica, pp. 9-18.

Pickerill, R. K., Donovan, S. K. Observations on the ichnology of the Richmond Formation of eastern Jamaica, pp. 19-35.

Gordon, C. M. The poor fossil record of Echinometra (Echinodermata: Echinoidea) in the Caribbean region, pp. 37-41. 

Donovan, S. K. An Echinolampas (Echinoidea: Cassiduloida) marker band in the Newport Formation? pp. 43-44.

Land, L. S. Some aspects of the late Cenozoic evolution of North Jamaica as revealed by strontium isotope stratigraphy, pp.  45-48.
 
 

Donovan, S. K. Fossil Scaphapoda (Mollusca) from the Cenozoic of Jamaica, pp. 1-9.

Lamm, P. Saline intrusion: planning and management, pp. 17-26.

Robinson, E. and Jiang, M.-J. Paleogene calcareous nannofossils from western Portland, and the ages and significance of the Richmond and Mooretown formations of Jamaica, pp. 17-25.

Harper, D. A. T. and Donovan, S. K. Fossil brachiopods of Jamaica, pp. 27-32.

Savage, R. J. G. Preliminary report on the vertebrate fauna of the Red Hills Road cave, St. Andrew, Jamaica, pp. 33-35.

Self, B. Flood rains - life or death? pp. 37-40.

Abstracts to papers presented at the seminar 'Flood rains and their effects on Jamaica', 2 July 1988, pp. 41-43.

Maharaj, R. J. 'Landslides' in the parish of St. Andrew, Jamaica: report of a field meeting on the Irsh Town Road, Junction Road and St. Joseph Road, Kintyre, 13 May 1898, pp. 45-53.

Donovan, S. K., Jackson, T. A. and Pickerill, R. K. Report of a field meeting to selected localities in Portland, 5 May 1990, pp. 53-57.

Book Reviews, pp. 9-10, 25-26, 35-36, 43-44, 51-52, 58-61.
 
 

Donovan, S. K., Carby, B. E. Disarticulated echinoid plates from the Paleocene of Jamaica, pp.  1-4. 

Donovan, S. K., Gordon, C. M., Schickler, W. F. and Dixon, H. L. An Eocene age for an outcrop of the "Montpelier Formation" at Beecher Town St Ann Jamaica using echinoids for correlation, pp. 5-9. 

Lamm, P. Graphical analysis of pump and aquifer tests in confined aquifers; a computer program, pp. 10-15.

Davis-Strickland, E. R. Scanning electron microscope studies on the wall structures of some Jamaican rudist bivalves, pp. 16-18.

Scott, P. W. and Drakopoulos, Y. D. An occurrence of barytes in the Wagwater Group near Irish Town, St. Andrew, Jamaica, pp. 19-21.

West-Thomas, J. A petrographic study of the quartz and heavy minerals of the silica sand deposits of Black River St Elizabeth, pp. 22-27.

Davis-Strickland, E. R. De nominibus quaestro, pp. 28-32.

Jackson T. A., Smith, T. E and Isaacs M. C. The significance of geochemical variations in Cretaceous volcanic and plutonic rocks of intermediate and felsic composition from Jamaica, pp. 33-42.

Manning, P. A. S. and McCain, T. W. Report of a field meeting to the Above Rocks Inlier, North St, Catherine and South St, Mary, 3 December, pp. 43-50.

Donovan S. K. and Gordon, C. M. Report of a field meeting to selected localities in St. Andrew and St. Ann, 25 February, pp. 51-54.
 
 

Donovan, S. K. An isocrinid (Echinodermata; Crinoidea) from the lower Pleistocene of Portland eastern Jamaica, pp. 3-7.

Graham, A. Lower Miocene floras and biogeography of Central America, pp. 8-15.

Paul, C. R. C. Caribbean molluscs and plate tectonics, pp. 16-26.

Balkissoon, I. G. Compilation and suggestions for a standardized nomenclature for eastern Jamaica, pp. 27-37.

 Abstracts to the L. J. Chubb Centennial Meeting.

Ahmad, R. and Jackson, T. A Pre-Quaternary geochronological studies in Jamaica; a review, p. 38. 

Allen, L. Preliminary thoughts on the correlation of the minor St. James inliers Jamaica, pp. 38-39

Balkissoon, I. A standard geological nomenclature for eastern Jamaica, p. 39. 

Donovan S. K. A diamond anniversary for Arnold and Clark, p. 39.

Draper, G. and Barros, J. A. Similarities and differences in the stratigraphies of southeastern Cuba and northeastern Hispaniola; paleogeographic and tectonic implications, pp. 39-40.

Draper, G. and Robinson, E. Appeal and proposal for a revision of the stratigraphic lexicon of Jamaica, p. 40.

Draper, G., Robinson, E. and Krijnen, J. P. Stratigraphy of the Blue Mountain Inlier eastern Jamaica; review and proposed revision of nomenclature, p. 40.

Godwin, A. G. Stable isotopes in mollusc shells, p. 41.

Johnson, C. C and  Kauffman, E. G. Adaptive radiation of rudistids in Cretaceous carbonate platform environments, p. 41. 

Kauffman, E. G. and Johnson, C. C. Ecological patterns of rudistid framework evolution, pp. 41-42.

Littlewood, D. T. J and Donovan, S. K. The demise of the Jamaican virgin? p. 42. 

Robinson, E. Age and distribution of the Chapelton Formation Nicaragua Rise, p. 42.

Robinson, E. Lawrence Chubb; the last 15 years, p. 42.

Robinson, E. Red Gal Ring revisited; another look at the Eocene/Oligocene boundary in Jamaica, pp. 42-43.

Saunders, J. B. Chubb and Kugler; two great geologists in the Caribbean, p. 43. 

Schmidt, W. The middle Maastrichtian faunal break in Jamaica, p. 43.

Donovan, S. K., Jackson, T. A. and Littlewood, D. T. J. Report of a field meeting to the Round Hill region of southern Clarendon 9 April, pp. 44-47.
 
 

Carby, B. E. Geochemical classification of an altered andesite; problems and pitfalls, pp. 2-7.

Donovan, S. K. A catalogue of L. J. Chubb's collection of rudist bivalves, pp. 8-14.

Schmidt, W. Stratigraphy and depositional environment of the Lucea Inlier, western Jamaica, pp. 15-35.

Donovan, S. K. A second B. W. Arnold collection of Jamaican fossil echinoids, pp. 36-43.

Shepherd, J. B. Discussion; is the danger of a major earthquake in Kingston increasing? pp. 44-48.

Robinson, E. Field guide; Late Cretaceous and early Tertiary sedimentary rocks of the Central Inlier, Jamaica, pp. 49-67.

White, M. Groundwater movement and storage in karstic limestone aquifers in Jamaica, pp. 1-16.

Hendry, M. D. and Henry, L. A. An application of low-energy source seismic refraction to investigation of unconsolidated sediments; Negril Beach, Jamaica, pp. 17-24.

Isaacs, M. C. A brief account of significant twentieth century earthquakes in Jamaica, pp. 25-34.

Scantlebury, M. G. Urban settlement and faulting in Jamaica, pp. 35-43.

Jackson, T. St. Peter's Inlier; fact or fiction, pp. 44-49.

Wadge, G., Brookes, S. and Royall, M. Structure models of the lower Vere Plains, Jamaica, pp. 1-9.

DeLong, S. E., Grippi, J. and Burke, K. Geochemistry of some igneous rocks from the Lucea Inlier, western Jamaica; a preliminary report, pp. 10-15.

Gose, W. A. and Testarmata, M. M. Paleomagnetic results from sedimentary rocks in Jamaica; initial results, p. 16-24.

Bertrand, R. The stratigraphy and palynology of a peat core, from the Black River lower morass, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, pp. 25-31. 

Rodrigues, K. Source rock and reservoir properties of clastic sediments in Jamaica in relation to petroleum prospects, pp. 32-49.

Fernandez, B. P. A geologic interpretation of the Innswood area based on geophysical and lithologic data, pp. 50-61. 

Wescott, W. A. and  Ethridge, F. G. Compositional and textural changes in arc-derived lithic sediments during fluvial and littoral transport, Yallahs River and fan delta, Jamaica, pp. 62-89.

Porter, A. R. D. and  Anderson, R. E. Age of the Bonavista Gravels, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, pp. 90-93.

Robinson, P. The main issues before the Law of the Sea conference, pp. 6-12.

Mordecai, J. The International Seabed Authority and the enterprise, pp. 13-18.

Hewitt, E. The interim facilities of the International Seabed Authority, pp. 19-21.

Wright, R. M. Seabed mining; opportunities and problems, pp. 22-53.

Hendry, M. D. Marine geology in Jamaica and the Caribbean, pp. 54-57.

Goodbody, I. The work of the University's marine laboratories, pp. 58-62.

Wade, B. A. The International Seabed Authority and its implications for the management of Jamaica's coastal waters, pp. 63-70.

Irvine, Hon R. The Law of the Sea and its relation to science policy, pp. 71-73.
 
 

Walker, L. Brief history and recollection of the Newmarket Lake 1899, pp. 1-2.

Blake, J. T. and Pyne, I. The meteorology of the June 12 disaster, pp. 3-13.

Eyre, L. A. The flood disaster of June 12, ; a satellite overview, pp.  14-32.

Porter, A. R. D. And the rains came in western Jamaica, June ; some effects, pp.  33-41.

Jones, E. B. Geomorphological implications of the June 12 floods; a preliminary view, pp. 42-60.

Donaldson, L. and Walters, W. O. Hydrologic aspects of June 12,flood rains on Newmarket Sub-Basin, pp. 61-77.

McDonald, F. M. Some lessons for the scientific community from the June 12 flood rain disaster, pp. 78-83.

Grippi, J. Geology of the Lucea Inlier, western Jamaica, pp. 1-24.

White, M. N. Saline intrusion of the karstic limestone aquifer in the lower Rio Cobre Basin, Jamaica, pp. 25-34.

Richardson, J. The influence of forest covering on aspects of erosion and streamflow at Mount Airy, eastern Jamaica, pp. 35-39.

Jackson, T. A., Rodriques, K. and Smith, T. E. The composition and tectonic importance of Cretaceous pillow lavas near Whitehall, St. Thomas, pp. 40-45.

Barker, L. and McFarlane, N. Notes on some sedimentological evidence for shallow water origin of parts of the Scotland Formation of Barbados, pp. 46.

Chubb, L. J. A critical appreciation of the late C. T. Trechmann's contribution to Caribbean geology, pp. 47-51.

Chubb, L. J. The Wall collection of Jamaican Cretaceous Mollusca in the British Museum (Natural History), pp. 52-53.

Robinson, E and Gentles, Hu. The Geological Society of Jamaica; its history, pp. 54-58.
 
 

McFarlane, N. Opening remarks, pp. 2-4.

Vickers, D. O. The rainfall of Jamaica, pp. 5-26.

Chin, H. Surface water resources in Jamaica, pp. 27-48.

White, M. E. Underground water resources of Jamaica, pp. 54-59.

Marston, R. The demand on the water resources and present development; metropolitan Kingston and St. Andrew, pp. 67-70.

Pusey, J. Agricultural demand on the water resources and present development, pp. 71-74.

Hay, W. Hydroelectric potential; some considerations, pp. 75-79.

Boyne, W. Hydroelectric potential; eastern Jamaica, pp. 80-89.

Johnson, A. Water, pp. 94-100.

Lawson, R. Strategies for future development of water resources, pp. 101-109.

Wadge, J. and Eva, A. The geology and tectonic significance of the Sunning Hill Inlier, pp. 1-15.

Fenton, A. D. Alteration in the Connors copper prospect, pp. 16-31.

Draper, G. Plotting and contouring equal area diagrams using the IBM 360/30 computer, pp. 32-38.

Hendry, M. D. Historical evidence of shoreline evolution for the Palisadoes, Kingston, pp. 39-42.

Wright, R. M. Distribution and ecology of benthonic foraminifera in Discovery Bay, pp. 49-68.

Wright, R. M. Jamaica's building material outlook, pp. 1-4.

McFarlane, N. Some geological aspects of the quarrying industry in Jamaica, pp. 5-13.

Morgan, A. D. D. Quarrying in the public interest, pp. 14-22.

Scott, C. The relationship between quarrying and regional planning, pp. 23-29.

Gillett-Chambers, W. Legal aspects of quarrying in Jamaica, pp. 30-34.
 
 

Wood, P. A. The evolution of drainage in the Kingston area, pp. 1-6.

Roobol, M. J. and Horsfield, W. T. Sea floor laval outcrop in the Jamaica passage, pp. 7-10.

Jackson, T. A. and Smith, T. E. Subduction and crustal thickness across Jamaica during late Cretaceous, pp. 11-15.

Tomblin, J. F. Earthquake risk in Jamaica, pp. 16-23.

Wood, P. A. Beaches of acretion and progradation in Jamaica, pp. 24-31.

Wood, P. A. Spectoceptry: scientific explanation of so-called "water and mineral divining", p. 32.

Draper, G. A note on the aquisition of Lucas Barrett's collection of rocks for the Geology Museum at the University of the West Indies, pp. 33-36.

Activities of the Geological Society of Jamaica during 1974 and 1975, pp. 37-38.

Horsfield, W. T. Major faults in Jamaica, pp. 1-14. 

Wedderburn, L. A. Development of water resources in Jamaica, pp. 15-22.

Bateson, J. H. Notes on the geology of the Bath area and their relationship to the Cretaceous rocks of the Blue Mountains, pp. 22-30.

Horsfield, W. T. and Roobol, M. J. A tectonic model for the evolution of Jamaica, pp. 31-38.

Isaacs, M. C. The Guava River thermal springs revisited, pp. 39-50.

Harriman, W. B. Recent developments in petroleum prospecting in Jamaica, pp. 51-53.

Bent, R. M. Spectroceptry; scientific explanation of so-called "water and mineral divining", pp. 54-55.

Robinson, E. Lawrence John Chubb, D.Sc., Ph D., F.G.S., pp. 1-5.

Horsfield, W. T. Late Tertiary and Quaternary crustal movements in Jamaica, pp. 6-13.

Roobol, M. J. and Gibb, J. S. Submarine sea cliffs and caves at Negril, W. Jamaica, pp. 14-18.

Porter, A. R. D. A modal analysis of the Ginger Ridge Stock, pp. 19-25.

Roobol, M. J. The 1971-72 eruption of Soufriere Volcano, Saint Vincent, pp. 26-35.

Bateson, J. H. Nomenclature of the Cretaceous rocks of the Central Inlier, pp. 36-39.

Horsfield, W. T. Geological Society of Jamaica field meeting in the Hope River Gorge, Sunday, Feb. 18, 1973, pp. 40.

Fincham, A. G. The sinking Hope River, pp. 41.

Burne, R. V. Supra-tidal evaporites from the Grants Pen Clay; evidence of drier conditions in the Jamaican Eocene, pp. 1-6.

Burne, R. V. and Cant, R. V. The limestones of the north Negril area, Hanover, Jamaica, pp. 7-12.

Cant, R. V. Jamaica's Pleistocene reef terraces, pp. 13-17.

Horsfield, W. T. A late Pleistocene sealevel notch, and its relation to block faulting on the north coast of Jamaica, pp. 18-22.

Porter, A. R. D. The 24th session of the International Geological Congress; in retrospect, pp. 23-25.

McFarlane, N. Geology of the Halse Hall area, Clarendon; 27th February, 1972, p. 28.

Smith, D. I. The residual hypothesis for the formation of Jamaican bauxite; a consideration of the rate of limestone erosion, pp. 3-12.

Cambray, F. W. Provenance of the Richmond Formation from sole marks, pp. 13-18.

Green, G. W. and Holliday, D. W. The Cretaceous rocks of Blue Mountain Peak, Jamaica, pp. 19-23.

Black, C. D. G. Phillips Gully cobalt prospect, pp. 24-35.

Holliday, D. W. Field excursion to the Brooks and Bito gypsum quarries, eastern Saint Andrew, pp. 36-40.

Robinson, E. Geological field guide to Neogene sections in Jamaica, West Indies, pp. 1-24. 
 
 

Sohl, N. F. On the Trechmann-Chubb controversy regarding the age of the "carbonaceous shale' of Jamaica, pp. 1-10. 

Sinclair, I. G. L. Distribution of nickel in the soils of the Cave Valley area, pp. 11-16.

Lewis, M. E. Variations in the bauxite deposits of the Moneague Basin, Saint Ann, Jamaica, pp. 17-23.

Chubb, L. J. New rudist species from the Cretaceous rocks of Jamaica, pp. 24-31. 

Robinson, E. Biostratigraphic position of Late Cainozoic rocks in Jamaica, pp. 32-41.

Smith, D. Ingle Limestone geomorphology and climate, pp. 43-45.

Wright, R. M. A visit to Ipswich Cave, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, pp. 49-51.

Smith, T. E. The geology of the coast between Foster's Cove and Robin's Bay, Saint Mary, Jamaica, pp. 55-56.

Roch, E. A comparison of some European bauxites with those of the Caribbean, pp.  1-23.

Sinclair, I. G. L. An estimation of the thickness of limestone required to produce the Jamaican bauxite deposits by the residual process, pp. 24-31. 

Kauffman, E. G. Notes on Cretaceous Inoceramidae (Bivalvia) of Jamaica, pp. 32-40.

Bergey, W. R. Tour of the Halberstadt gypsum deposit in the parish of Saint Andrew; field excursion, pp. 44-47.

Lee, J. W. Pepper and Friendship bauxite pits and the railway extension at Southampton, Saint Elizabeth, Kaiser Bauxite Company; field excursion, pp. 41-43.

Roberts, A. L. Excursion to the Bellas Cate area, pp. 47-49. 

Burke, K. and Robinson, E. Sedimentary structures in the Wagwater belt, eastern Jamaica, pp. 1-10.

Sinclair, I. G. L. Investigation of a geochemical copper anomaly at Chelsea, parish of Portland, pp. 11-17.

Coates, A. G. A new section in the Maestrichtian Guinea Corn Formation near Crawle River, Clarendon, pp. 28-33. 

Greiner, H. The Cooperage Formation of the Wagwater Group, pp. 34-36.

Geological Society of Jamaica Geological Society field excursions, pp. 41-47.

Coates, A. G. Obituary of Dr. Charles Taylor Trechmann, D.Sc., F.G. S. 1885?-1964, pp..48-49 

Robinson, E. Tertiary rocks of the Yallahs area, Jamaica, pp. 18-27. 

 Chubb, L. J. Lucas Barrett a biography, pp. 3-45.

Burke, K. and Williams, J. Effort Bridge metamorphism, pp. 46-47.

Robinson, E. Orogenesis in Jamaica, pp. 48-52.

Trechmann, C. Note on the Carbonaceous Shale near Lucea, Mosquito Cove and Port Antonio, p. 53-56

Robinson, E. Indentification of limestone from Port Antonio, pp. 57.
 
 

Parts 1 and 2 (Separately Numbered)

Chubb, L. J. Below the Cretaceous what? pp. 2-8.

Rickman, E. C. Mining in Jamaica - 1961 (Extract from the report of the Mines Dept.), pp. 9-13.

Robinson, E. The Third Caribbean Geological Conference, pp. 14-16.

Streiff, V. Forum. Letter to L. J. Chubb on geological data on Jamaica, pp. 17-20.

Chubb, L. J. Forum. Letter to V. Streiff on geological data in Jamaica, pp. 21-23.

Streiff, V. Forum. Letter of thanks to L. J. Chubb, p. 23.

Cooke, D. L. Annual field class in the Central Inlier April 15-19, 1962, pp. 24-25.

Moorhead, G. A. and Burke, K. C. Geological Society field meeting at Colbeck Castle and Victoria Mine, pp. 25-27.

Burke, K. C. Field meeting at Serge Island and Petersfield Gap, p. 27.

Burke, K. Geology and mineral deposits of Korea (Lecture), p. 28.

Anonymous. Geology at the University of the West Indies (Report), pp. 29-30.

Anonymous. Geological Survey Department (Report), p. 31.

Anonymous. Geological Survey Department Jamaica List of Publications, pp. 32-34.

Chubb, L. J. Obituary Mr. Walter Butz,  pp. 35-36.

McGrath, B. R. G. Tribute to Mr. Walter Butz, p. 37.
 
 

Parts 3 and 4 (Separately Numbered)

Chubb, L. J. Lucas Barrett - A biography, pp. 2-34.
 

Parts 1 and 2 (Separately Numbered)

Chubb, L. J. Blue Mountain Shale, pp. 1-7.

Zans, V. A. and Bailey, B. V. Marble deposits of Mt. Hibernia and adjacent areas, pp. 8-11.

Chubb, L. J. Lucas Barrett, 12-14.

Hill, V. G. Clay mineralogy - a factor in development, pp. 15-18.

Spence, R. E. (Compiler). Mineral Production and mining in Jamaica, 19-22.

Announcement. The Third Caribbean Geological Conference, 1962, pp. 23-25.

Chubb, L. J. Geological adventures - No. 3 Apre moi le Deluge, 26-29.

Taylor, S. A. G. Forum. Letter on Spanish gold in Jamaica, pp. 30-32.

Anonymous. Profile No. 8. Mr. Edward Robinson, p. 35.

Eyre, E. A. Short report of the Easter field meeting 1961 [Hanover], pp. 36-37.

Putlitz, F. H. Field excursion to gypsum quarries Bull Bay, pp. 37-38.

Spence, R. E. Field meeting in the Garbrand Hall district, pp. 38-41.

Lloyd, B. A. Lecture. "Work of the Scientific Research Council", pp. 41-42.

Moorehead, G. A. Lecture. "Some experiences in mining and prospecting", pp. 43-44.
 
 

Parts 3 and 4 (Separately Numbered) Zans Memorial Issue.

Chubb, L. J. and Williams, J. B. with contributions by McGrath, B. R. G. Untitled. Dedicated to the memory of Verners Zans, pp. 1-39.

Various. Vernors A. Zans - Some appreciations, pp. 39-46, with facing caricature of Zans from the Dailey Gleaner. [Page 39 appears twice].

Zans, V. A. Bath Springs, St. Thomas. Their history and development, pp. 47-70
 

Part 1.

Chubb, L. J. Geosynclines and epicontiental seas. Part 1, pp. 2-8.

Vincenz, S. A. Geophysical exploration in Jamaica, pp. 9-17.

Robinson, E. Observations on the elevated and modern reef formations of the St. Ann coast, pp. 18-22.

McGrath, B. R. G. A survey of Swansea Cave, St. Catherine, pp. 23-26.

Butterlin, J. and Versey, H. R. Discussions on the origin of Bauxite (continued), pp. 27-30.

Anonymous. Obituary. Mrs. Leslie Virginia Long neé Murphey, p. 30.

Rickman, E. G. Summary of activity and production in the mineral industry for 1959, pp. 31-34.

Chubb, L. J. Geological adventures - No. 2. Maiao, pp. 35-37.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 5. Mr. Ahmand A. Munoz-Bennett, p. 38-39.

Sweeting, M. M. Forum. The Jamaica limestone areas: further observations, pp. 41-43.

Vincenz, S. A. Forum. Milk river mineral spring, pp. 44-45.

Zans, V. A. Forum. Judgement Cliff landslide, p. 45.

Chubb, L. J. Forum. The Cretaceous and Tertiary question in Jamaica, pp. 46-47.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [Various notes], pp. 48-52.
 
 

Part 2.

Chubb, L. J. Geosynclines and epicontiental seas. Part 2, pp. 53-61.

Spence, R. E. Observations on the geology of the area between Bath and the Bath Fountain, pp. 62-66.

Chubb, J. L. Geological jargon a plea for plain English, pp. 67-69.

Weisse, J. G. de., Roch, E. and Zans, V. Discussion on the origin of Bauxite (continued), pp. 70-74.

Burns, D. J. Summary of Report. Geochemical prospecting for copper in Arthurs Seat, Clarendon, 74-75.

Savit, C. H. Forum. Letter. [Seismic techniques used in Jamaica], pp. 76-77.

Vincenz, S. A. Forum. Reply, p. 77.

Versey, H. R. Forum. Letter. [on "Summary of Activity and production in the mineral industry for 1959"], pp. 77-78.

Anonymous. Map interpretation competition, p. 78-79.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 6. Howard R. Versey, pp. 80-81.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [notes and meetings], pp. 83-84.
 
 

Part 3.

Chubb, L. J. Correlation of the Jamaican Cretaceous, pp. 85-97.

Zans, V. A. "God's Well" and its origin, pp. 98-105.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 7. Edmund Gerald Pickman, pp. 106-107.

Dixon, I. Forum. [Letter to L. J. Chubb on Cretaceous limestones at Clifton and Providence], p. 109 (Map on p. 110).

Chubb, L. J. Forum. [Reply on Cretaceous limestones at Clifton and Providence], pp. 109-111.

Trechmann, C. T. Forum. [Letter about the 1958 Geological Survey Map of Jamaica], pp. 111-112.

Williams, J. B. Editors note on letter by C. T. Trechmann, p. 113.

Reed, R. C. Jamaica Caving Club. [Proposed expeditions], p. 113.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [notes and meetings], pp. 114-115.

Chubb, L. J. Report on Competition 1, p. 115.

Anonymous. Competition 2, pp. 115-116.

Various. Notes, p. 117.
 
 

Part 4.

Zans, V. A. Runaway Caves as a tourist attraction, pp. 119-120.

Bergey, W. R. Geophysical and geochemical surveys in the Connors area, St. Catherine, Jamaica, pp. 121-123.

Zans, V. A. A brief review of the 21st session of the International Congress, 124-127.

Anderson, R. E. Report on the lecture and exhibition on geology held at Rusea's School, October 6th, 1960, p. 128-129.

Anonymous. Deisplay at York Castle High School, p. 129-130.

Robinson, E. Annual General Meeting, p. 131.

Robinson, E. The Annual Dinner, p. 131-132.

Chubb, L. J. Forum. [Letter to C. T. Trechmann about Barrettia and Titanosarcolites], pp. 133-134.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [notes and meetings], pp. 135-136.
 

Chubb, L. J. The Terra Rossa of Chiaps, south Mexico, pp. 1-6.

Williams, J. B. The structure, scenery and stratigraphy of the Central Inlier, pp. 7-17.

Chubb, L. J. The distribution of the Carbonaceous Shale or Richmond Beds, pp. 18-25.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 1. Lawrence J. Chubb, p. 26.

Zans, V. A. Recent stony corals of Jamaica, pp. 27-36.

Versey, H. V. The Second Caribbean Geological Conference, 1959, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, p. 37.

Chubb, L. J. Field meeting in St. Ann's Great River Inlier, p. 38.

Zans, V. A. Mineral production in Jamaica, 1958, p. 39.

Williams, J. B. Visitors, p. 40.

Anonymous. Book Review. History of primates by W. E. Le Gros Clark, 114 pages, British Museum (Natural History), London, 1956, p. 41.

Robinson, E. Minerals under the microscope by H. G. Smith, revised by M. K. Wells. 114 pages, 12 plates, Thomas Murby & Co., London, 4th edition, 1956, pp. 41-42.

Chubb, L. J. Letter. [Addressing points raised by C. T. Trechmann], p. 42.

Zans, V. A. Judgment Cliff landslide in the Yallahs Valley, pp. 43-48.

Proctor, G. R. with comments by Chubb, L. J., Burns, D. J., Versey, H. R. and Williams, J. B. Observations on Navassa Island, pp. 49-54.

Trechmann, C. T. Note on Pleistocene coral rock in Jamaica, pp. 55-56.

Zans, V. A. Field trip to Judgment Cliff, St. Thomas, pp. 56-57.

Anonymous. New publications of the Geological Survey Department, p. 57.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 2. Stanley A. G. Taylor, p. 58.

Zans, V. A. Caves and cave exploration in Jamaica, pp. 59-69.

Williams, J. B. Easter field meeting in the Central Inlier, p. 70-71.

Chubb, L. J. Genological adventures No. 1. What secret power did man possess? p. 72-74.

Versey, H. R. Book Reviwe. Lexique Stratigraphique International, Vol. 5, Fasc. 2b, Antilles Commission de Stratigraphie, XXth Int. Geol. Cong., Mexico, 1956, p. 75.

Williams, J. B. Book Review. World geography - physical by G. H. Dury, M. A., Ph.D., F.G.S., 178 pages. Nelson's Geography Text Series, Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd., London 1959, p. 76.

Zans, V. A. Special Review. The Pedro Cays and Pedro Bank, pp. 76-78.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [Various notes], pp. 79-80.

Zans, V. A. Exploring sunken Port Royal, p. 81.

Anonymous. The Inter-Guiana Geological Conference 1959, p. 82.

Williams, J. B. Editorial, p. 83.

Versey, H. R. Some contributions on the staus of the Wagwater Group, pp. 84-87.

Robinson, E. Airborne techniques in geology and geophysics, pp. 88- 92.

Kugler, H. C. Note on a phosphatic band underlying bauxite deposits in Jamaica, p. 93.

Eyles, V. A., Bushinsky, G. I., Bateman, A. M., Roch, E., Micholic, S., Bardossy, G. and Kugler, H. G. Discussions on the origin of bauxite, pp. 94-97.

Lee, J. W. Cyphoma from Runaway Bay, p. 98.

Zans, V. A. Large bauxite deposits in Australia, pp. 98-9.

Zans, V. A. and Bengry, R. B. Two field trips to Pigeon Island, pp. 100-103.

Lee, J. W. Tour of Kaiser Bauxite, pp. 103-104.

Taylor, S. A. G. Letter to the Editor [Judgment Cliff], 105-106.

Zans, V. A. Letter to the Editor [Reply], pp. 107-109.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 3, Verners A. Zans, pp. 110-113.

Zans, V. A. Book Review. Bauxites, their mineralogy and genesis. Chief editor: Academician N. M. Strachov; Editor: G. I. Bushinsky, Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R., Moscow, 1958, pp. 114-115.

Robinson. E. Book Review. Frontiers of Astronomy by Fred Hoyle, Professor of Astronomy, Cambridge University, Mentor Books The New American Library of World Literature Inc., New York, 1957, p. 115.

Williams, J. B. The Face of the Earth by G. H. Dury, M.A., Ph.D. 220 pages. Penguin Books Ltd. London, 1959, p. 116.

Zans, V. A. Book Review. Time, Life and Man. The fossil record, by R. A. Stirton. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., N.Y., 1959, pp. 116-117.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [Various notes], pp. 118-121.

Versey, H. R. Recent work on the Milk River mineral spring, pp. 123-128.

Kelly. W. C., Hose, H. R. and Zans, V. A. Discussions on the origin of bauxite, pp. 129-133.

Robson, G. R. Seismic stations in Jamaica, p. 134.

Chubb, L. J. Tenth birthday, pp. 135-139.

Zans, V. A. The 5th Inter-Guiana Geological Conference 1959, pp. 140-142.

Read, R. C. The Jamaica Caving Club, pp. 143-144.

Chubb, L. J. Centenary, pp. 145-146.

Trechmann, C. T. Letters to the Editor. The Cretaceous and Tertiary questions again in Jamaica, pp. 147-152.

Taylor, S. A. G. Letters to the Editor [Judgment Cliff], pp. 152-153.

Anonymous. Personalia No. 4. C. Bernard Lewis, pp. 154-155.

Robinson, E. Annual meeting, pp. 156-158.

Anonymous. Odds and ends [Various notes], pp. 159-162.
 

Chubb, L. J. The Cretaceous Rocks of Central St. James, pp. 3-11. 

Versey, H. L. Limestone Country, pp. 12-14. 

Robinson, E. The Younger Rocks of St. James and Trelawny, pp. 15-17. 

Zans, V. A. Recent Coral Reefs and Reef Environments of Jamaica, pp. 18-25. 

Chubb, L. J. Higher Miocene of South-Eastern Jamaica, pp. 26-31.

Vincenz, S. A. Lecture. The Earth, Feb 28th 1958, p. 32-34.

Anonymous. At Bath, St. Thomas, led by L. J. Chubb, p. 35-36. 

Chubb, L. J. Suggestions for Geology Teachers, p. 36-38.

Zans, V. A. Mineral production of Jamaica in 1957, pp.38-39.

Book Reviews. pp. 39-40.

Secretary's and Treasurer's Reports for 1957, pp. 41-43.

Notes, pp. 44-45.

Robinson, E. The Geological Survey Department, p. 46.

The Geological Survey Department, Jamaica. List of Publications, p. 47-49.

Membership List, pp. 50-52.

Versey, H. R., Williams, J. B. and Robinson, E. The Earthquake of March 1, 1957, pp. 54-65. 

Robinson, E. The Buff Bay Beds and Low Layton Volcanics, pp. 66-71. 

Williams, J. B. Silica Sands and Glassmaking, pp. 72-77.

Chubb, L. J. Easter field meeting in St. James and Trelawny, 7-12 April,  1958,  p. 77-80. 

Chubb, L. J. Field meeting at Bowden, pp. 80-81.

Book Reviews, pp. 82-84.

News and Notes, pp. 84-87.

McGrath, B. R. G. A Descent into Dunn's Hole, St. Ann, pp. 89-94. 

Zans, V. A. A note on Dunn's Hole and its Cave, pp. 95-99. 

Zans, V. A. Homotrema rubrum (Lamarck), a red sessile foraminifer of our Coral Reefs, pp.. 100-103.

Versey, H. R. Lecture. The geology of water, pp. 104-106.

Robinson, E. Field trip to Buff Bay and Low Layton, Portland, pp. 106-107.

Chubb, L. J. Advice to Geology Examination Candidates, p. 108-111.

Versey, H. R. Letter to the Editor [Origin of Quartz sands], pp. 111-112.

Trechmann, C. T. Letter to the Editor [Age of Johns Hall Series], p. 113.

Chubb, L. J. Reply, pp. 114-116.

Middleton, W. H. Report of the field week by students of Clarendon College, pp. 117-118.

Book Reviews, pp. 119-121.

Zans, V. A. Recent views on the Origin of Bauxite, pp. 123-132. 

Vincenz, S. A. Radioactivity of Rocks and Minerals, pp. 133-144.

Trechmann, C. T. Letter to the Editor. Some controversial points in Jamaica Geology, pp. 144-146.

Stewart, R. O. Letter to L. J. Chubb [Reunion], pp. 146-147.

Chubb, L. J. The Cretaceous Inlier of St. Ann's Great River, pp. 148-152.

Zans, V. A. Field trip to Dallas and Cane River Falls, St. Andrew, pp. 153-154.

Annual General Meeting, pp. 154-160.

Book Reviews, pp. 161-162.
 
 

Part 4 (separately numbered)

Chubb, L. J. Sir Henry Thomas de la Beche, pp. 1-26.

Taylor, S. A. G.Appendix I. Notes on the early history of Halse Hall, pp. 27-29.

Anonymous. Appendix II. Fossils named on honour of Sir Henry Thomas de la Beche, p. 30.

Officers of the Society, p. 31.