Bill Silvert
I am surprised that no one has mentioned the problems caused by good
taxonomy. I don't do much work on the species level, but from time to time a
species I have worked on gets reclassified and this can lead to real
confusion. Fortunately search engines seems to be able to cope with this --
I just did a search on the toxicology of Monochrysis lutheri and was pleased
to see my paper on Pavlova lutheri pop up on the top of the list even though
the word "Monochrysis" does not appear anywhere in the paper. Still, I am
not sure whether changing the names of species may lead to problems in
tracking down earlier work.
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