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Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/13/117
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TitleLetter
Date24/2/1899
DescriptionThey are sailing at midnight and should arrive in England in a month. He has been unable to obtain specimens and the mosquitoes which he brought on board are a 'wretched lot' and 'quite useless for specimens' so he has written to CLA Laveran and asked him to return some of the ones he sent him.
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LanguageEnglish
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