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LIST OF PLATES.

PLATE I.

Illustrating the Second Report on the Marine Zoology of the Irish Sea.

PLATES II., III., IV.

Illustrating Dr. S. P. Langley's paper 'On Recent Researches in the Infra-red Spectrum.'

ERRATA.

In 1893 (Nottingham) Report.

Page 571, line 31. Omit Dr. J. N. Keynes.'

In 1894 (Oxford) Report.

Page 651, line 18. For West read North.

Page 681. For Professor A. W. W. Hubrecht read Professor A. A. W. Hubrecht.

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