G. Dallas Hanna

G. Dallas Hanna (1887–1970), American malacologist, palaeontologist

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• 3 taxon names authored by G. Dallas Hanna

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• 1909. The Mollusca of Douglas County, Kansas. Gasteropoda. The Nautilus 23(6): 81-82; 23(7): 94–96.

• 1910. Three shells not hitherto reported from the District of Columbia. The Nautilus 24(2): 24.

• 1919. Geological notes on the Pribilof Islands, Alaska, with an account of the fossil diatoms. American Journal of Science 48: 216–224.
• 1919. The introduction of Acanthinula harpa (Say) and Circinaria vancouverensis (Lea) into St. Paul Island, Alaska. The Nautilus 32(4): 143.

• 1921. Modiolus demissus Dillwin [sic], in San Francisco Bay. The Nautilus 34(3): 91–92.
• 1921. Epiphragmophora fidelis (Gray) near San Francisco Bay?. The Nautilus 35(2): 34–35.

• & Grant, W.M. 1922. Genera of diatoms characteristic of marine and fresh waters. Mining in California. California Division of Mines Report of the State Mineralogist. 18(2): 59–76. Reference page. 
• 1922. Fossil freshwater mollusks from Oregon, contained in the Condon Museum of the University of Oregon. University of Oregon Publication 1(12): 1–22.
• 1922. Notes on the anatomy of Strobilops labyrinthica (Say). The Nautilus 35(3): 91-93, pl. 2, figs. 10–11.
• 1922. The status of Helix oregonensis Lea. The Nautilus 36(1): 12–14.

• & Rixford, E. 1923. Land snails of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, descriptions of a new species. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences (4) 12(4): 43-50, plate 4.
• 1923. Note on Lymnaea hemphilliana (Baker). The Nautilus 37(1): 23–25.
• 1923. Pleistocene freshwater mollusks from north central Texas. The Nautilus 37(1): 25–26.
• 1923. A new species of Carychium from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences (4) 12(5): 51–53.
• 1923. Expedition of the California Academy of Sciences to the Gulf of California in 1921. Land and freshwater mollusks. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences ser. 4, 12(26): 483-527, pls 7–11.
• 1923. Upper Miocene lacustrine mollusks from Sonoma County, California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences fourth series. 12(3): 31–41. OpenAccess publication
• 1923. Some Eocene foraminifera near Vacaville, California. University of California Publications, Bulletin of the Department of Geological Sciences 14(9): 319-329, pls. 58–59.

• & Gaylord, E.G. 1924. Description of a new genus and species of freshwater gastropod mollusk (Scalez petrolia) from the Etchegoin Pliocene of California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences fourth series. 13(9): 147–149. Reference page. 
• 1924. Freshwater mollusks of Eagle Lake, California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences (4) 13(7): 131–136. BHL Reference page. 
• 1924. Rectifications of nomenclature. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences (4) 13(10): 151–186. BHL Reference page. 
• 1924. Succinea avara Say, from the tar pits of California. The Nautilus 37(3): 106.

• & Clark, H.W. 1925. Lymnaea auricularia (Linn.) in California. The Nautilus 38(4): 125–127.
• & Clark, H.W. 1925. Additional records for Lymnaea auricularia. The Nautilus 39(2): 71.
• & Israelsky, M.C. 1925. Contribution to the Tertiary paleontology of Peru. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences Fourth series, 14(2): 37–75.
• 1925. Some land shells from the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. The Nautilus 38(4): 122–125.
• 1925. Zalophancylus, a fish vertebra, not a mollusk. The Nautilus 39(1): 18–19.
• 1925. Expedition to Guadalupe Island, Mexico, in 1922. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 14(12): 217-275, pls 15–19.

• & Grant, W.M. 1926. Expedition to the Revillagigedo Islands, Mexico, in 1925, II. Miocene marine diatoms from Maria Madre Island, Mexico. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences, ser. 4, 15(2): 115–193. BHL Reference page. 
• 1926. Further notes on Scalez petrolia. The Nautilus 40(1): 14–16.
• 1926. Paleontology of Coyote Mountain, Imperial County, California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences fourth series. 14(18): 427-503, pl. 20–29.
• 1926. Expedition to the Revillagigedo Islands, Mexico, in 1925. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 15(1): 113 pp.

• 1927. A note on the geology of St. Matthew Island, Bering Sea. American Journal of Science 13: 1.
• 1927. The lowest known Tertiary diatoms in California. Journal of Paleontology 1(2): 103–127.
• 1927. Exact localities of certain California land snails. The Nautilus 40(4): 124–125.
• 1927. Helminthoglypta traskii (Newcomb) at "Fort Tejon", Kern County, California. The Nautilus 41(1): 32–34.
• 1927. Cretaceous diatoms from California. Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences 13: 5-49 [including 5 plates].
• 1927. Geology of West Mexican Islands. The Pan-American Geologist 48: 24 pp, 8 pls.
• & {[a|Leo George Hertlein|Hertlein, L.G.}} 1927. Notes on Ostrea california Marcou. The Nautilus 41(2): 45–47.

• 1928. The Monterey shale of California at its type locality with a summary of its fauna and flora. Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists 12(10): 969–983.

• 1929. Fossil diatoms dredged from Bering Sea. Transactions of the San Diego Society of Natural History 5(20): 287-296, pl. 34.

• & Nicholson, J.L. 1930. Rediscovery of Polygyra roperi Pilsbry. The Nautilus 44(1): 17–18.
• 1930. A review of the genus Rouxia. Journal of Paleontology 4(2): 179-188, pl. 14, figs 1–8.
• 1930. The dates of publication of Tempère and Peragallo's Diatomées du Monde Entier, Edition 2. Journal of Paleontology 4(3): 296–297.
• 1930. Remains of Holothuroidea from the Carboniferous of Kansas. Journal of Paleontology 4(4): 413-414, pl. 40, fig. 1–7.
• 1930. A new genus of Silicoflagellata from the Miocene of Lower California. Journal of Paleontology 4(4): 415-416, pl. 40, figs 8–18.
• 1930. Pyrgulopsis nevadensis (Stearns) in Oregon. The Nautilus 43(3): 103–104.
• 1930. Geology of Sharktooth Hill, Kern County, California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 19(7): 65–83.
• 1930. Index to the literature of western American diatoms. California Academy of Sciences, 519 pp.

• & Grant, W.M. 1931. Diatoms of Pyramid Lake, Nevada. Transactions of the American Microscopical Society 50(4): 281–297. Reference page. 
• & Smith, A.G. 1931. Notes on Acmaea funiculata (Carpenter). The Nautilus 45(1): 21-25, pl. 2.
• 1931. Diatoms and silicoflagellates of the Kreyenhagen shale. Mining in California. California Division of Mines Report of the State Mineralogist. 27(2): 187–201.

• & Smith, A.G. 1932. Location of the collection of shells assembled by Rev. J. Rowell. The Nautilus 46(2): 70.
• 1932. Pliocene diatoms of Wallace County, Kansas. University of Kansas Science Bulletin 20(21): 369–395.
• 1932. A protest against the use of Navicula for a group of Mollusca. The Nautilus 45(4): 118–120.
• 1932. The Diatoms of Sharktooth Hill, Kern County, California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 20(6): 161-263, plates 2–18.

• & Smith, A.G. 1933. Two new species of Monadenia from northern California. The Nautilus 46(3): 79-86, pls 5–6.
• 1933. A new outbreak of Helix pisana in California. The Nautilus 46(4): 139–140.
• 1933. Fresh-water diatoms from Oregon. In: MacGinitie, H.D., The Trout Creek Flora of Southeastern Oregon, Fossil Floras of Yellowstone National Park and Southeastern Oregon, Carnegie Institution of Washington, 43–45.
• 1933. Diatoms of the Florida peat deposits. Florida State Geological Survey, Twenty-Third and Twenty Fourth Annual Report 68-119, 11 pls.

• 1934. Additional notes on diatoms from the Cretaceous of California. Journal of Paleontology 8(3): 352-355, pl. 48.

• & {[a|Leo George Hertlein|Hertlein, L.G.}} 1935. Longevity of Mitra in captivity. The Nautilus 48(3): 90–91.

• & Church, C.C. 1937. Notes on Marginulina vacavillensis (Hanna). Journal of Paleontology 11(6): 530–531. Available for editors PDF available [request]
• & Smith, A.G. 1937. Some notes on an old race of California land snail with descriptions of three new forms. The Nautilus 51(1): 10-17, pl. 1.
• 1937. Report on diatoms. Annual Report 1936-1937, National Research Council, Division of Geology and Geography, Committee on Micropaleontology 10–11.
• 1937. Diatom-bearing shales in the vicinity of Hay Fork and Hyampom, Trinity Co, California. In: MacGinitie, H.D., Flora of the Weaverville Beds of Trinity County, California with descriptions of the plant-bearing beds, Contribution to Paleontology, Eocene Flora of Western America, Carnegie Institution of Washington, 103.

• & Smith, A.G. 1938. The mollusks of Lake Tahoe. The Nautilus 52(1): 34–36.
• 1938. The type locality of "Helix tudiculata var. tularensis Hemphill". The Nautilus 52(1): 7–9.
• 1938. Euomphalidae de Koninck, Discohelix Dunker 1847. In: Anderson, F.M., Lower Cretaceous Deposits in California and Oregon. Geological Society of America Special Papers 16: 127-128, 272, pl. 27.
• & {[a|Leo George Hertlein|Hertlein, L.G.}} 1938. New Tertiary mollusks from western North America. Journal of Paleontology 12: 106–110, pl. 21.

• 1952. Geology of the Continental Slope off Central California. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 27(9): 325–358.

• & Smith, A.G. 1954. Rediscovery of two Californian land snails. The Nautilus 67(3): 69-76, pl. 8, figs. 5-7, text-fig. 1.

• 1956. Distribution of west American deposits of fossil diatoms. Bios (Tribeta) 27(4): 227–231.

• 1957. Silicoflagellata. Geological Society of America Memoir 1(67): 1073–1074.

• & {[a|Leo George Hertlein|Hertlein, L.G.}} 1959. Marine shells from Middleton Island, Alaska. The Nautilus 72(3): 78-84, pl. 10.

• & {[a|Leo George Hertlein|Hertlein, L.G.}} 1961. Large species of Terebra (Mollusca) from the Eastern Pacific. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences (4) 30(3): 67-80, pls 6–7.

• 1963. Oil seepages on the Arctic coastal plain, Alaska. Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences 38: 1-18, pl. 1, fig. 1.

• & Brigger, A.L. 1964. Some fossil diatoms from Barbados. Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences 45: 1–27.

• 1969. Diatoms and diatomite. Mineral Information Service, A Publication of the California Division of Mines and Geology, 22(7): 111–115.
• 1969. Index to Atlas der Diatomaceen-Kunde. Bibliotheca Phycologica 10: [i]-xvi, 1–208.

• 1970. Fossil diatoms from the Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea, Alaska. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences series 4,, 37(5): 167–234.

• , Hendey, N.I. & Brigger, A.L. 1976. Some Eocene diatoms from South Atlantic Cores, Part 1. New and rare species of Arachnoidiscus. Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences 123: 2–19. Reference page.