Catalogue of Earthquakes 1 | Nature

ABSTRACT THE importance of earthquakes as factors in geology tends to be more and more appreciated, and the seemingly in creased seismic activity so strongly manifested in different quarters

of the globe during the last few years has greatly stimulated the interest in, and the study of, these wonderful phenomena. Amongst many contributions to this branch of geology, have

appeared quite recently, this catalogue and map, of which we have given the title, and which have followed other papers by the same author relative to this series of phenomena, published in

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