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Wed, 27 Oct 2010 19:09:09 +0200
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Re: Cerithidae or Cerithiidae?
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The family Caro will be named Caro-idae ; the Coltro's belong to
Coltroidae. The genus Barbara gives the family name Barbaraidae ; thus,
the genus Cerithium will give thefam. name Cerithi-idae.

Olivier Caro

Le 27/10/2010 18:53, Marcus Coltro a écrit :
> I've searched the forum but did not find this subject
>
> Cerithidae or Cerithiidae (doubled "i")?
>
> There are many articles from scientific papers using both forms and lots of reliable pages on the internet too.
>
> When to double or not to double, that is the question.
>
> Marcus
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> Marcus Coltro
> WWW.FEMORALE.COM
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