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 | 239 pages. ISBN 0-939950-49-9. An Introduction to the Methods of Optical Crystallography, by F. Donald Bloss, was first published in 1961. That edition still stands as a classic in the field. | |
 | N.L. Bowen And Crystallization Differentiation: The Evolution Of A Theory by David A. Young (1998) 276 pages. ISBN 0-939950-47-2. | |
 | 322 pages. ISBN 978-0-939950-89-8; 0-939950-89-8. F. Donald Bloss is a distinguished mineralogist and is the leading proponent of and scholar in the field of optical crystallography of minerals. He is one of only two individuals to hold the positions of President of the Mineralogical Society of America and Editor-in-Chief of American Mineralogist. He is also the eponym of the mineral blossite. | |
 | OPEN ACCESS & PRINT - Mineralogical Society of America Special Paper Number Three: Fiftieth Anniversary Symposia: Mineralogy and Petrology of the Upper Mantle – Sulfides – Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Non-Marine Evaporites, Atlantic City, New Jersey, November 8 and 9, 1969. BENJAMIN A. MORGAN (Editor), B. F. JONES, GUNNER KULLERUD, AND E. F. OSBORN (Associate Editors), and WILLIAM T. HOLSER (Coordinating Editor), 1970, 319 pages | |
 | Mineralogical Society of America Special Paper Number Two: Pyroxenes and Amphiboles: Crystal Chemistry and Phase Petrology. J. J. Papike (Editor) And Francis R. Boyd, Joan R. Clark, And W. G. Ernst (Associate Editors), William T. Holser (Coordinating Editor), 1969, 332 Pages. | |
 | Mineralogical Society of America Special Paper Number One: International Mineralogical Association Papers and Proceedings of the Third General Meeting, Washington, D.C., April 17-20, 1962. D. Jerome Fisher Alfred J. Frueh, Jr. C. S. Hurlbut, Jr. C. E. Tilley (Editors) And E. Wm. Heinrich (Co-Ordinating Editor), 1963, i-viii + 332 Pages | |
 | OPEN ACCESS & PRINT - Work on the Handbook of Mineralogy book series began in 1980 with the goal to gather in convenient form the data crucial to identification of all mineral species and to provide relatively up-to-date references containing information central to the definition of each species. The intent was to provide data sufficient to distinguish a species from all others. | |
 | OPEN ACCESS & PRINT - Work on the Handbook of Mineralogy book series began in 1980 with the goal to gather in convenient form the data crucial to identification of all mineral species and to provide relatively up-to-date references containing information central to the definition of each species. The intent was to provide data sufficient to distinguish a species from all others. | |
 | OPEN ACCESS & PRINT - Work on the Handbook of Mineralogy book series began in 1980 with the goal to gather in convenient form the data crucial to identification of all mineral species and to provide relatively up-to-date references containing information central to the definition of each species. The intent was to provide data sufficient to distinguish a species from all others. | |
 | OPEN ACCESS & PRINT - Work on the Handbook of Mineralogy book series began in 1980 with the goal to gather in convenient form the data crucial to identification of all mineral species and to provide relatively up-to-date references containing information central to the definition of each species. The intent was to provide data sufficient to distinguish a species from all others. |
