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Jose Eduardo de Alencar Moreira <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 25 Mar 1999 14:28:36 -0300
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Hi everybody,
 
Even entering a thread that is already closed, I'd like to add my two
centavos. 
 
I ordered a Millard's book to Naturama and Riccardo kindly told me that it
was available in the net. More than happy, I downloaded it and while talking
about Millard's book with a friend, he said something like: "forget it, it's
full of errors". I also talked with a couple of friends and they had the
very same opinion.
 
So, I'm still using the good ol' Vaughn book on taxonomy classification.
 
I'd appreciate to receive the opinion of our taxonomy brains.
 
All the best,
 
Eduardo
Brasilia, Brazil
 
 
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        De:  Ken Zentzis [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
        Enviada em:  Terça-feira, 16 de Março de 1999 10:22
        Para:  [log in to unmask]
        Assunto:  Re: [CONCH-L] Genus Taxonomy
 
        Ankistro Desmus wrote:
        >
        > In a message dated 3/15/99, [log in to unmask] writes:
        >
        > > Some books to reference are Rosenberg's book mentioned erlier
and
        > >  Millard's update of K. Vaughn's book on classification.
        >
        > Cool, I didn't know about the Millard update.  Is it a book or a
paper in a
        > journal?
        >
        > Thanks!!
 
        Hi Ankistro,
 
        Check this out, I think you'll dig it! I posted this a few days ago
in
        reference to the Millard book...
 
 
        Hi All,
 
        ... It can also be downloaded free of
        cost from the S.I.M. (Society of Italian Malacologists)homepage.
Look under
        the Services category. Click on Downloads, and it will move you to a
page of
        useful tools and the Millard work. I've found it to be a very useful
text,
        even though the index is not included with the free download. Using
the "Find"
        command with the file open is very quick...considering the book is
over 500pp.
         http://www.aicon.com/sim/index.htm
 
        I converted my downloaded copy from rtf into a Word6 document, made
a few
        changes in the format to make it easier to read, and am well pleased
with the result.
 
        Ken Zentzis
        Wichita, Kansas

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