Guy's notes on A. englerii

[Ernie O'Byrne]

I would like confirmation on a point raised by the paper. On page 162 (I am
assuming that the numbers between the various text portions are page numbers
and that they refer to the preceding text) in the last full paragraph and in
the first paragraph, it refers to A. engieri, with an "i" after the g. Is
this a typo, or did Pampanini suggest a new name, which Dr. Gusman confirms?
That the names are so close, and a lower case "i" could easily be mistaken
for an "l" seems destined to confuse. Please clarify.

Ernie O'Byrne

George R Stilwell, Jr. wrote:

> I've made Guy's note on A. englerii available as a WordPerfect document
> for
> those who would keep it with his other publications.
> It's aroid.071 and the original paper is aroid.054.
>
> Ray
> <GRSJr at Juno.com>
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