Thanks for offer of sandstone with annelid tracks.
Suggests J. W. Judd, "most able of living geologists", as lecturer.
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Thanks for offer of sandstone with annelid tracks.
Suggests J. W. Judd, "most able of living geologists", as lecturer.
Asks about significance of trilobites for evolution.
Asks if any organism can be designated as animal in one stage and vegetable in another.