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reptileheaven
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If someone decides to revise a particular taxon, they write a paper....then...
firstly how does it get published? Who do they have to go to? What happens then, does it get reviewed or just deemed correct??
If a paper is published and is released, does it make it right? What about the papers before that?
For example, A.Tokar was the last person to write a paper on Eryx jaculus. I wholeheartedly disagee with him, and I feel he has not looked at the specimens from such a broad range. I currently keep several jaculus sp. of differing ranges, and at a minimum they deserve subspecies recognition, if not full species. So....does it make it right?
Any thoughts welcome.
Regards Chris Jones
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Does a published paper make it 'technically' right? more... - reptileheaven, Sun Nov 23 11:12:26 2003
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