LAPAZ, LINCOLN. “The Effects of Meteorites upon the Earth,” _Advances in Geophysics_, Vol. 4, edited by H. E. Landsberg, Academic Press, New York, 1958, pp. 217-350. A monograph covering such topics as meteorite hits upon buildings and people, meteorite detectors, and the nature and age of meteorite craters. LEONARD, F. C. “The Furnas County, Kansas, Achondritic Fall (1000,400),” _Contributions, Meteoritical Society_, Vol. 4 (1948), pp. 138-141. This paper and the eighth item, above, discuss the phenomena of the fall of the largest aerolite so far recovered anywhere in the world. MERRILL, G. P. “The Story of Meteorites,” _Minerals from Earth and Sky_, Vol. 3, Part I, Smithsonian Scientific Series, 1929, pp. 1-163. A chiefly popular survey of the subject by a master meteoriticist. PERRY, S. H. _The Metallography of Meteoric_ [meteoritic] _Iron_, U. S. National Museum Bulletin No. 184 (1944). A summary of knowledge on the subject, supplemented by exceptionally fine photographs of etched meteorite sections. SWINDEL, G. W., JR., and JONES, WALTER B. “The Sylacauga, Talladega County, Alabama, Aerolite: A Recent Meteoritic Fall that Injured a Human Being,” _Meteoritics_, Vol. 1, No. 2 (1954), pp. 125-132. WHITE, C. S. and BENSON, OTIS O. (editors) _Physics and Medicine of the Upper Atmosphere_, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1952. See Chapter X, “Meteoritic Phenomena and Meteorites,” by F. L. Whipple, pp. 137-170; and Chapter XIX, “Meteoroids, Meteorites, and Hyperbolic Meteoritic Velocities,” by Lincoln LaPaz, pp. 352-393. Modern views on the meteorite velocity controversy. METEORITE CRATERS LAPAZ, LINCOLN. “The Craters on the Moon,” _Scientific American_, Vol. 181, No. 4 (1949), pp. 2-3. A popular exposition of the Bénard-Wasiutynski theory of the origin of the ordinary (nonrayed) craters on the moon. SPENCER, L. J. “Meteorite Craters as Topographical Features on the Earth’s Surface,” _Geographical Journal_, Vol. 81 (1933), pp. 227-248. The classic paper on terrestrial meteorite craters. METEORITIC DUST BUDDHUE, J. D. _Meteoritic Dust_, The University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1950. An account of the various techniques used in collecting and studying meteoritic dust; and also of the conclusions drawn from the study of such dust. INDEX