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Abstracts, — by Ludwig, Zool. Centralbl. j, p. 522 (Aug.) ; 
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65. . Notes pour servir a I’etude des Echinodermes, iv. Rev. 
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Abstract by Ludwig, Zool. Centralbl. ii, p. 143 (April, 1895). 
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67. Ludwig, H. Ueber Tiefsee-IIolothurien und fiber eine pelagische 
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68. . Notiz iiber die you K. Kishinouye beschriebenen Holothurien- 
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See Kishinouye (51). 
69. . Echinoderma. Zool. Jahresber. for 1893 (1894). 
Gives Literature, and Abstracts of Boeiim (22), Chadwick (30, 
31), Driesch (69,70), Field (83), Grieg (105, 106), IJerbst 
(117), Herouard (121), Jaekel (125), Leipoldt (148), 
Macbride (161), Marenzeller (164, 165), Morgan (196), 
Mortensen (197), Perrier (212), Sacco (233), all in Zool. 
Rec. 1893 ; also of Sturtz (115) this Record. 
70. . Reports on an exploration off the west coasts of Mexico, 
Central and South America, and off the Galapagos Islands, in 
charge of Alexander Agassiz, by the U. S. Fish Commission Steamer 
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commanding, xii. The Holothurioidea. Mem. Mus. Harvard, xvii, 
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A slip correcting the figure on p. 142 was issued in June, 1895. 
Abstract by Ludwig, Zool. Centralbl. i, pp. 677-683. 
