Dastilbe crandalli

Nice one,Tim,and from a very famous location too

Thanks Ben !  

Not bad for 2 bucks.  

Hey,I bought two humongous bivalves for 6 bucks on Saturday.I know the "good buy" feeling

I'm a Oryctolagus Felix

(like I told Kevin,prolly two Tridacna, one with a tiny cluster of epizoans )

I have to warn people,BTW:The Brito/Amarall 2008 Dastilbe piece/revision available on RG is NOT the complete article.

Pfeil Verlag is very restrictive,it would have REALLY surprised me it if had been the one

Scott was kind enough to give me the 2007 Dietze paper.  

The Brito/Amarall paper is complete HERE. 

I've often wondered about that:Bioone includes a hefty amount of JVP and other good publications.

Can't you access Bioone in the US?

yeah,but knowing Pfeil verlag the Brito/Amaral might be a thorough and deep-delving whopper of a revision 

I don't have access, but I know folks who do.  

you answered this before i posted it,you realize that?

That's notTHE Brito/ Amaral i was referring to,obviously.

You got me so confused I'm starting to post non-peer-reviewed stuff

download (2).pdf

The gonorynchiform fish Dastilbe from the Lower Cretaceous of Brazil.pdf

Have fun

Thomas

Thank you Thomas.  

Regards,