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at the earliest day cannot be too strongly set forth.  The larger forms in every continent are rapidly diminishing in numbers and some which were abundant half a century ago are now practically extinct.

The danger that the National Museum will never be able to exhibit some of the largest and most striking forms is real.

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VI.  [[double underline]] Publications [[/double underine]]
1. [[underline]] Papers published by the Curator [[/underline]].

[[double underline]] Frederick W. True [[/double underline]].  A new bat from Puget Sound.  [[underline]] Science VIII p. 588 [[/underline]].  A diagnosis of [[underline]] Vespertilio longierus [[/underline]] sp.n.

[[double underline]] Frederick W. True [[/double underline]]  Description of a new species of bat, [[underline]] Vespertilio longierus [[/underline]], from Puget Sound.
     [[underline]] Proc. U.S.Nat. Mus. X. pp.6.7. [[underline]]