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Acta Zoologica
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Edited By: Lennart Olsson
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Forty Years of Early Vertebrates Papers from the 11th International Symposium on Early and Lower Vertebrates
Read this special supplement issue of Acta Zoologica:
The 11th International Symposium on Early and Lower Vertebrates, held in Uppsala on 13–16 August 2007, marks the 40th anniversary of this outstandingly successful and long-lived meeting series. The series spawned volumes such as Early Vertebrates and Related Problems of Evolutionary Biology (Chang et al. 1991) and Études sur les Vértébrés inférieurs/Studies on Early Vertebrates (Arsenault et al. 1995) that have acquired landmark status. We are delighted with the range and quality of papers offered by the delegates of the 11th Symposium, a testament to the continuing vitality of our discipline, and believe that the present volume will bear comparison with its predecessors... Read More
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