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Re: Fair questions - answers in book (p. 3 last para) and below


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Posted by James Wilson on January 07, 2003 at 18:53:23:

In Reply to: Fair questions - answers in book (p. 3 last para) and below posted by rayhoser on January 07, 2003 at 15:40:06:

:In that book I wrote that taxonomy and nomenclature are in a state of flux and that names are changing, etc.
:The taxonomy used in the book was that agreed by most Australian herpetologists at the time and generally in line with that of Cogger 1986.
:Also note that at the time, the Wells and Wellington papers were still before the ICZN in terms of a ruling.
:The book thus did not make judgements on taxonomy as a matter of course, merely followed on from others.
:As for the lizard species indicated, I don't really have a strong view one way or other (also see below), but do accept that the names in my book are now in many cases 'out-of-date' - the book came out 14 years ago!
:I also agree that the She-oak skinks are NOT part of Tiliqua in the accepted definition of a species as of 2003.
:Hope I've helped.





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