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IN the review of Messrs. Marshall and Hurst's book referred to in my friend Prof. Bourne's letter, I sought to compare that work with others devoted to the familiar type-system, to which alone the words “all other books current” were meant by me to refer, to the exclusion of general text-books such as those from which he quotes. I admit that I might have made my meaning somewhat plainer than I did, and would beg to be allowed to-state that I had it in my mind, at the time of writing, to refer the reader to the impartial statements made on the subject in question by Prof. Rolleston in his “Forms of Animal Life”;. the first of the series of what we are now pleased to term “type” or “junior course” books.
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H., G. “A Junior Course of Practical Zoology.”. Nature 36, 102 (1887). https://doi.org/10.1038/036102f0
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