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The species and the specious

Emma Marris
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Emma Marris: Emma Marris is a correspondent for Nature in Washington DC.

Nature, 2007, vol. 446, issue 7133, 250-253

Abstract: For some, species are simply the things you save; but for taxonomists, the concept is much more complex. Emma Marris asks whether Linnaeus's legacy is cut out for conservation.

Date: 2007
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