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ABSTRACT MR. LESLIE D. CURRIE, palæontologist on the staff of the Burmah Oil Company, was drowned while bathing in Burmah on November 9. Mr. Currie had only three weeks before arrived in the
country, after a brilliant career in the University of Glasgow, during which he had done some promising research work on some undescribed Silurian Crustacea. His death, at the age of
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