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I think the article could be somewhat improved if it mentioned ''what the heck this is'', as well as its Latin name. --[[User:Dweller|Dweller]] 10:59, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
I think the article could be somewhat improved if it mentioned ''what the heck this is'', as well as its Latin name. --[[User:Dweller|Dweller]] 10:59, 19 September 2006 (UTC)


Well, I have only just started, and don't have much time to write at each session. Initially, I'd prefer to get at least ''something'' down about each species, to which more can later be added. I am not sure about what you mean with your comment about its Latin name - it is already there, and to my knowledge, there is no common name to this (or, indeed, most of the other) species. [[User:Grijndvar|Grijndvar]] 07:24, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Well, I have only just started. Initially, I'd prefer to get at least ''something'' down about each species, to which more can later be added. I have a stack of primary sources about three decimetres high from which to draw data, but as I ahve to run from my computer to the lab every ten minutes or so (on avarage), litte can be done at each session. I am not sure about what you mean with your comment about its Latin name - it is already there, and to my knowledge, there is no common name to this (or, indeed, most of the other) species. [[User:Grijndvar|Grijndvar]] 07:24, 20 September 2006 (UTC)

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What is it?

I think the article could be somewhat improved if it mentioned what the heck this is, as well as its Latin name. --Dweller 10:59, 19 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Well, I have only just started. Initially, I'd prefer to get at least something down about each species, to which more can later be added. I have a stack of primary sources about three decimetres high from which to draw data, but as I ahve to run from my computer to the lab every ten minutes or so (on avarage), litte can be done at each session. I am not sure about what you mean with your comment about its Latin name - it is already there, and to my knowledge, there is no common name to this (or, indeed, most of the other) species. Grijndvar 07:24, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]