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Dear Giancarlo,
Thank you for your kind remarks and encouragement. Of course much of my
inspiration came from your wonderful site (which I follow very closely).
There is a new found joy to follow others progression along side you own.
Best,
Andre
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From: Conchologists List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of
Giancarlo Paganelli
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 2:32 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: R: New collection web site
Dear Andre,
congratulation for your impressive web site on West Atlantic Conidae!!!
Excellent images and remarkable layout.
I think and hope it will be a reference and a great help to Conus collectors
as there is still a lack in an updated and revised WAC literature. Ad
Majora.
Ciao
Giancarlo
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Giancarlo Paganelli
www.coneshell.net
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Da: Conchologists List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Per conto di Andre
Poremski
Inviato: marted́ 16 maggio 2006 18.58
A: [log in to unmask]
Oggetto: New collection web site
Dear Conch-Lers,
I'm pleased to announce the launch of a new web site showcasing my personal
shell collection. I have several more pictures to upload, and I plan to
make
substantial updates on a monthly basis as the collection grows. My focus is
Conidae from the Western Atlantic and Caribbean provinces (as you will see).
I
make no claims to taxonomical accuracy although I do try my best to keep
up-to-date with recent nomenclature. I have also attempted to arrange my
collection in genus/subgenus groups so species that I believe to be closely
related are spatially near each other. I welcome any feedback and guidance
that
you may offer as this e-showcase evolves--an no doubt it will.
Note: There are some names I use in isolation that are more commonly paired
with
other species. For example, I have C. carioca instead of C. sanderi or C.
sanderi f. carioca. Although carioca may be a southern population of
sanderi, I
leave the i.d. distinct. In these cases I do not have enough evidence to
lump
or split.
Regardless of the ordering and ids, I hope you enjoy the photos of these
natural
works of art!
Link: http://www.poremski.com
Cordially,
Andre Poremski
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