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Richard White <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 25 Aug 2000 15:18:52 EDT
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For those of you who enjoy knotty taxonomic problems like the ones mentioned here, or want to pursue it further, try:

Taxonomy, by George Gaylord Simpson.  Old, but a very nice summary of how animals are named.

The Academy of Natural Sciences of Phildadelphia published a catalog of their vertebrate fossils a couple of years back.  Although not shell related, it has a wonderful discussion about how one tracks down the history of a species name or genus name, and is worth reading by anyone interested in the practice of Taxonomy.

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