A botanist asks: type specimen for Homo sapiens?
Robin Leech
releech at TELUSPLANET.NET
Wed Jun 16 16:26:08 CDT 2004
Lotsa people have volunteered to be the holotype for Homo sapiens,
but so far, the authorities have not designated a holotype.
Robin Leech
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From: "Matt Buys" <BuysMH at PUKNET.PUK.AC.ZA>
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Subject: A botanist asks: type specimen for Homo sapiens?
> Hi
>
> Bill Bryson in his "Short history of everything" states that there is
> to date no type specimen for H. sapiens. Is this true?
>
> M.
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