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ANNALES HISTORICO-NATURALES MUSEI NATIONALIS HUNGARICI Tomus 83. Budapest, 1991 p. 335-341. List of scientific publications of the Hungarian Natural History Museum in the year 1990 In memóriám 1. NAGY, I. Z.: Staub Móric (1842-1904).-A Biológia Tanítása 27 (5): 131-141. 2. TÓTH, T.: In memóriám Dr. János Nemeskéri (1914-1989). - Annls hist-nat Mus. natn, hung. 82: 5-7. 3. TÓTH, T: The beginnings of modern trends in Hungarian anthropology. In memóriám of János Nemeskéri (1914-1989). -Anthrop. hung. 21: 5-10. Mineralogy 4. EMBEY-ISZTIN, A., (SCHARBERT, H. G., DIETRICH, H. & POULTIDIS, H.): Mafic granulite and clinopyroxenite xenoliths from the Transdanubian Volcanic Region (Hungary): implication for the deep structure of the Pannonian Basin. - Mineratog. Mag. 54: 463-483. 5. (DOWNES, H.,) EMBEY-ISZTIN, A., (JAMES, D., UPTON, B. G. J. & SCHARBERT, H. G.): Continental lithosphère in extension: volcanics and xenoliths from the Pannonian Basin. - Abstracts of the Int. Volcanological Congr. IAVCEI. Mainz, [without pagination.] 6. PAPP, G.: Oriented growth of chrysolite on lizardite and antigorite. - Abstracts of theXVth General Meeting of the IMA. Beijing: 378-379. 7. PAPP, G.: AZ Erdélyben felfedezett ásványokról (The minerals discovered in Transylvania). -A VIII. Tavaszi Ásványfesztivál alkalmi kiadványa, Miskolc: 21-28. 8. SZENDREI, G.: Hazai csernozjom talajtípusok mikromorfológiája (Micromorphology of chernozem soils in Hungary). - Agrokém, Talajt. 39: 33-47. 9. SZENDREI, G.: Microscopic study of thin sections from lithogenic soils. - Annls hist.-nat. Mus. natn. hung. 81 (1989): 5-15. 10. SZENDREI, G.: A brief history of the Mineralogical and Petrological Department - Hungarian Natural History Museum. - Mitt öst. miner. Ges. 135: 86-87. 11. SZENDREI, G. (& MOROZOVA, O.): Soil micromorphology in Hungary. - Soil Micromorphology Newsletter 6: 31-35. Palaeontology 12. FÓZY, I.: Ammonite succession from the upper Jurassic section in the Bakony Mts. (Hungary) - Atti II Conv. Int. EE A. Pergola: 323-339. 13. (CECCA, F.,) FÓZY, I., (& WIERZBOWSKI, A.): Signification paléoécologoque des faunes d'ammonites du Tithonique inférieur de la Téthys occidentale. - C. R. Acad Sei. Paris, Sér. II 311: 501-507. 14. HABLY, L.: The flora of the Tard Clay Formation (Hungary). - Abstracts of the 3rd Int Senckenberg Conf. [without pagination.] 15. HABLY, L.: Egerian plant fossils from Vértesszőlős, NW Hungary. - Studio bot hung. 22: 3-78, 40 plates. 16. HABLY, L.: Floristical and climatological changes in the Oligocène and Lower Miocene in Hungary. - International Geological Correlation Programme, Project No. 216. Global Biological Events in Earth History. - Proceedings of the Symp. Paleofloristic and Paleoclimatic changes in the Cretaceous and Tertiary. Prague: 195-199. 17. JÁNOSSY, D.: Vertebrate fauna of site II. - In: KRETZOI, M. & DOBOSI, V (eds): Vértesszölős, Man, Site and Culture. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest: 187-229.
