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ADRIAN ISELIN Albert Alfred American Museum Andrews Annual Anthropology Archæological Assistant Curator BARNUM BROWN Benjamin birds BREWSTER Brown Bull Chapin Charles H Chas Clark CLEVELAND H collections Committee Congo coöperation CREDIT BALANCES Crocker Land Expedition CUYLER Darwin Hall DAVISON December 31 Department of Public DODGE Edward Edwin elected exhibition Expedition Fund fishes flesh fossil Francis Frank Frederic FUNDS ACCOUNT George GEORGE W Hall HENRY FAIRFIELD OSBORN Herbert Herpetology Howard Indians insects INTEREST ON CREDIT INVERTEBRATE Island J. P. MORGAN Jesup Fund John JOHN TREADWELL NICHOLS Jonathan Thorne Joseph lectures Louis MAMMALOGY mammals Members Messrs Miss Morris Morris K Museum of Natural Natural History North Ornithology Parks party Percy PH.D Porto Rico President Public Education PYNE reptiles Research Richard Robert Roosevelt Samuel schools scientific skeleton skin skulls Snake Society South America specimens text figs Theodore Thomas tion Walter William York City Zoological
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