Susan Monk and you are to be congratulated. As a wedding present, we, at
conch-L, promise not to tell her all about you.
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David Campbell wrote:

> This seems a suitable topic under which to account for assorted Campbells.
>
> Lyle and Sarah Campbell work mainly on Neogene mollusks of the northwest
> Atlantic, especially Pliocene of Virginia and the Carolinas.  They took all
> three sons collecting on a regular basis, resulting in further
> malacologists.
>
> My M.S. and undergraduate work was on the Eocene mollusks of the Carolinas.
> Ph.D. includes the DNA work on bivalves, as well as phylogeny of the
> Bivalvia starting in the Paleozoic.
>
> Matthew worked on the Pliocene for undergraduate and M.S. and is now
> considering mid-Paleozoic snails for a Ph.D.
>
> Andrew has done some Pliocene work and is deciding on graduate schools.
>
> Susan Monk will become Mrs. Campbell on June 3.  She currently enjoys
> collecting but will probably take a while before actually co-authoring.
>
> Dr. David Campbell
> "Old Seashells"
> Department of Geological Sciences
> CB 3315 Mitchell Hall
> University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
> Chapel Hill NC 27599-3315 USA
> [log in to unmask], 919-962-0685, FAX 919-966-4519
>
> "He had discovered an unknown bivalve, forming a new genus"-E. A. Poe, The
> Gold Bug