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:PennyB (pen@AMSG.AUSTMUS.OZ.AU)
Date:Aug 14, 1995 1:36:05 pm
List:edu.ku.nhm.mailman.taxacom

---------------------------------- Forwarded ---------------------------------- From: PennyB@AMSS Date: 8/11/95 9:58AM To: jsoberon at MIRANDA.ECOLOGIA.UNAM.MX at Internet To: TAXACOM at cmsa.Berkeley.EDU at Internet Subject: Re[2]: Deposit of type material

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Australian Government passed a law in 1984 that says that holotypes must be deposited in Australia. The act defines the kind of institution that can be a repository for the holotype. The act is regulated through export permits which are required in order to take specimens out of Australia, and it is a condition of the export permit that holotypes be deposited in Australia. Penny Berents

Dr Penny Berents 6 College Street Collection Manager Sydney 2000 Marine Invertebrates Australia Australian Museum PH: 61-2-320 6134 pennyb at amsg.austmus.oz.au FAX: 61-2-320 6050