16 messages in edu.ku.nhm.mailman.taxacomDeposit of type material
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Jorge Soberon MaineroAug 9, 1995 7:47 pm 
Fred RicksonAug 9, 1995 8:29 pm 
Leonard KrishtalkaAug 9, 1995 10:45 pm 
Robin LeechAug 9, 1995 10:59 pm 
Norman F. JohnsonAug 10, 1995 8:25 am 
Henk BeentjeAug 10, 1995 8:47 am 
Lynn KimseyAug 10, 1995 9:12 am 
Hendrik SegersAug 10, 1995 9:28 am 
Julian HumphriesAug 10, 1995 9:46 am 
Jef VeldkampAug 10, 1995 11:26 am 
Melissa C. WinansAug 10, 1995 12:04 pm 
Mike CrispAug 10, 1995 12:18 pm 
Atilano Contreras-RamosAug 10, 1995 2:39 pm 
Gary RosenbergAug 11, 1995 3:44 pm 
PennyBAug 14, 1995 1:36 pm 
Jorge Soberon MaineroAug 14, 1995 2:04 pm 
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From:Leonard Krishtalka (kr@FALCON.CC.UKANS.EDU)
Date:Aug 9, 1995 10:45:53 pm
List:edu.ku.nhm.mailman.taxacom

This is a no-brainer. The principle is correct. Type specimens (and an equitable subset of the entire collection) should be deposited in the source country (in this case, Mexico) and in an institution that has the necessary infrastructure to guarantee the long-term maintenance and access to this material.

Krishtalka Natural History Museum The University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas