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Cope, E. D. (1878) The Report of the Committee of the American Association of 1876 on Biological Nomenclature. The American Naturalist, 12 (8) 517-525 doi:10.1086/272161

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TitleThe Report of the Committee of the American Association of 1876 on Biological Nomenclature
JournalThe American Naturalist
AuthorsCope, E. D.Author
Year1878 (August)Volume12
Issue8
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/272161
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