--Brue Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL
>"Old timers" have also told me that the collegs studenst
>need something to write their thesis on and this new controversy keeps the
>people who write field guides food on the table. If everything chnages so
>drastically every so often ,then new books wil have to be printed. It
>seems to make sense that atleast a small part of this is driven by
>economics. Take that for what its worth.
> Personally i feel, if this keeps up, every fish will be its own family.
>this is not what I was taught in biology classes. There was a thread about
>this a while back, but it didnt seem to answer these questions for me.
> The AKA does a good job showing some of these relationships in the JAKA
>their equivelant to the American Currents.
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