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9 for study at any time and are of easy reference. A report has been in progress by the Curator on the Plio-Miocene Mollusk fauna of Florida of which the first part is now being printed by the Wagner Free Institute of Science in Philadelphia, which has cooperated in the work Accessions during the year. The number of accessions during the year [[strikethrough]] was 87 against 46 the year previous. But [[/strikethrough]] has been 87. In the previous year the number was 46. The amount of material [[strikethrough]] comprised [[/strikethrough]] received in [[strikethrough]] the whole series was [[/strikethrough]] toto during the year is, however, considerably less than [[strikethrough]] in 1888-89 [[/strikethrough]] last year, since [[strikethrough]] that year [[/strikethrough]] in 1889 were included the collections made by the Albatross on her voyage from Norfolk, Va. to San Francisco, which, under one accession-number, included a multitude of specimens. It is fortunate for the Curator that the Department of Mollusks does not receive such an accession every year; [[strikethrough]] for other wise his [[/strikethrough]] since, if it did, there would be no hope of overcoming [[strikethrough]] in time [[/strikethrough]] the
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in toto = as a whole