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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2003-07-0007: Allosaurus whitei ...
Jul 12, 2003 ... in ventral view pubis distal end is triangular (Pickering 1996, Holtz 2000, Chure 2000) = Apatodon Marsh 1877 = Creosaurus Marsh 1878 ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2001-06-0032: Re: current usage ...
Message 2001-06-0032: Re: current usage (blunt talk) ... Phone: 902 494 2881 (Country code 1) Fax: 902 494 1355 (Country code 1) Email: ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2004-10-0109: PROPOSED ARTICLE X ...
X.2 Autonyms are derived from a non-autonymous clade name (the base n= ame), ... X.4 An autonym affix can be appended to any clade within the scope of= its ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2004-10-0119: Fwd: PROPOSED ARTICLE ...
I like Jon's autonym idea in principle but I am still working through= =20 the ... If the= =20 autonym convention were adopted, I would not want this to ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2001-06-0032: Re: current usage ...
Message 2001-06-0032: Re: current usage (blunt talk) ... Phone: 902 494 2881 (Country code 1) Fax: 902 494 1355 (Country code 1) Email: ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2004-10-0130: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd ...
Message 2004-10-0130: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd: PROPOSED ARTICLE X - autonym= Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:43:41 -0400 ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2001-06-0063: Making Up Names ...
Subject: Making Up Names _versus_ Emending Names Here's my reasoning: A name is applied to a taxon so that the content of the taxon (= group of something, ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2000-10-0028: [unknown]
Message 2000-10-0028: [unknown]. Wed, 25 Oct 2000 10:19:01 +0100. [Previous by date - Defining species] · [Next by date - UNSUBSCRIBE PhyloCode] ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2001-06-0033: Subscribers
Will a society be set up to validate the PhyloCode?= Who among you wishes to spend time indexing and registering all the = names? While those of you pushing ...
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PhyloCode Discussion - Message 2005-01-0002: RE: Death of the ...
Certainly, pushing this issue will lead to a bifurcation in nomenclature, ... The bulk of the > > objections to the PhyloCode have centered on the fixation ...
 
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