Comments on FMB’s book [Treatise on comparative embryology, 2 vols. (1880–1)]. Had already purchased copy. Could second copy be sent to someone else? Fritz Müller?
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Comments on FMB’s book [Treatise on comparative embryology, 2 vols. (1880–1)]. Had already purchased copy. Could second copy be sent to someone else? Fritz Müller?
Thanks HTS for a Dahlia flower, but analogous cases of such "bud-variation" have been observed before.
At Mrs Lyell’s request, passes on a spare copy of K. M. Lyell ed. 1881.
Discusses position [at British Museum]. "My case is hopeless as my man [F. W. Surman] is 31 years old."