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FOUR papers which have recently reached us serve to show the energy and vigour with which the collecting of mammals is being carried on in various parts of the world. If continued at the same rate for a few years longer, such surveys ought to go a long way towards completing our knowledge of the mammalian fauna of the globe, so far at least as external and cranial characters are concerned.
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L., R. Four Mammal Surveys . Nature 89, 178 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/089178a0
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