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 A paper with two new species of Paraphamartania for science has just been published. Enjoy!! Smile Smile

http://www.biodiv...sacken.pdf
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 How remarkable! : )
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 Wow, there is also something fishy going on with Cophura and Paraphamartania!!!!!
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Quaedfliegh wrote:
Wow, there is also something fishy going on with Cophura and Paraphamartania!!!!!


Yes, Reinoud Smile And I wonder WHO spent hours and hours of his life reading literature and realised about all the issues shown in that paper?

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 Yes, Piluca -- congratulations from California to you and your coauthors on your nice paper! We know (in the Americas) that Cophura is a complicated genus; now you show us that Paraphamartania is also part of this complication...

Cheers, Eric
 
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 Congratulations!
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 Congratulations indeed!

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 Like Reinoud:
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