Will be pleased to review Asa Gray’s pamphlet [see 3068].
Is not surprised that blind cave insects are sometimes found in other dark places.
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Will be pleased to review Asa Gray’s pamphlet [see 3068].
Is not surprised that blind cave insects are sometimes found in other dark places.
Making slow progress with Variation.
Thanks AM for his note. [Asa Gray’s] pamphlet was meant for AM if he thinks it worth accepting.