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Joseph Frederick Whiteaves Correspondence. A letter from J.F. Whiteaves informing Verrill he is sending specimens of Echinodermata from the Queen Charlotte Islands and asking for help in identifications, some of which Verrill may keep. He asks for west coast shells and corals in return. He sent 2 examples of a small Echinus, two specimens of Solaster and a 5 rayed starfish. He says the Echinus may be kept., 27 Feb 1880

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Joseph Frederick Whiteaves Correspondence. A letter from J.F. Whiteaves thanking Verrill for his notes on the Queen Charlotte Island Echinodermata, Anthozoa, etc. He says he will send Verrill a proof of his paper and asks for any alterations and additions., 01 Mar 1880

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Joseph Frederick Whiteaves Correspondence. A letter from J.F. Whiteaves thanking Verrill for the information he had sent, apparently for a report by Dr. R. Bell. He says he would like to send him a series of Bela from the Gulf of Saint Lawrence sometime in the future and aks for a few specimens of Conella from the west coast. He also is sorry to hear of the death of Dr. Jeffreys., 26 Feb 1885

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Joseph Frederick Whiteaves Correspondence. Correspondence from J.F. Whiteaves to A.E. Verrill., 1880-1897

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Joseph Willcox Correspondence. A letter from J. Willcox to A.E. Verrill informing him he has a shipment of Pliocene shells ready to be shipped in exchange for West Coast shells and other specimens. He enclosed a list of the Pliocene shells to be sent., 20 Jul 1887

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Joseph Willcox Correspondence. A letter from J. Willcox to A.E. Verrill informing him he will ship Pliocene shells to the Peabody Museum, and giving Verrill instructions on where to ship the shells in exhange. ., 27 Jul 1887

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Joseph Willcox Correspondence. A letter from J. Willcox to A.E. Verrill thanking him for the box of shells Verrill sent in exchange., 03 Aug 1887

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Joseph Willcox Correspondence. A postcard from J. Willcox to A.E. Verrill telling him where he can find a duplicate list of the specimens he had sent. Willcox says that when he sent the fossils he did not keep a list himself, but he had sent duplicates to Prof. Whitfield in New York. He tells Verrill if he needs to, he could get a duplicate from him., 28 Nov 1887

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Joseph Willcox Correspondence. Correspondence from J. Willcox to A.E. Verrill., 1887

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Loomis J. Campbell Correspondence. A ltter from L.J. Campbell to A.E. Verrill discussing the editing of the dictionary Verrill was helping prepare., 02 Jun 1887

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