An anonymous report of his Dublin presentation published in Nature under the heading “Dr.
Early in 1895, Dubois left Java to travel to India, where he had the opportunity to examine Lydekker's fossils in Calcutta, as well as visit the source of the fossils in the Siwalik Hills. In June, 1895, the Dubois family, along with what remained of the fossils collected at Trinil, left Batavia to travel to Amsterdam via Marseilles. Dubois exhibited his discoveries at the Third International Congress of Zoology held in Leiden in September, and he gave talks about Pithecanthropus erectus at the Société Belge de Géologie in Brussels, the Ecole d'Anthropologie in Paris, and then, in November, in Dublin at the Royal Dublin Society. An anonymous report of his Dublin presentation published in Nature under the heading “Dr. Dubois” “Missing Link.”11 gives a sense of the ground that Dubois covered in these presentations.