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THE third International Congress of Zoologists (an account of the proceedings at which will appear in a subsequent issue of NATURE) has just been held at Leyden, and appears to have been a great success. No fewer than twenty nationalities were represented, and the arrangements for the comfort of the members were all that could be wished. It was decided to hold the next meeting (in 1898) in England, and Sir William H. Flower was elected President. During the meeting it was announced that the Senate of the University of Utrecht had conferred degrees upon Sir William H. Flower, M. Milne-Edwards, of Paris, and Prof. Weismann, of Freiburg.
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Notes. Nature 52, 522–525 (1895). https://doi.org/10.1038/052522a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/052522a0