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The original purpose of this page was to provide a place for announcements of new publications of interest to the morphometrics community. This has been extended so that any worthy announcement will be considered for inclusion.

With respect to publications, this page is not intended to be a comprehensive bibliography, but rather an aid to morphometrians to help keep them informed about relevant publications in journals and fields they might not survey on a regular basis. Links to bibliographies and other databases can be found under "Bibliography" at the Stony Brook site.

To submit a publication for posting, send an email to morphmet_moderator@morphometrics.org with the subject, "New Publication." Include a complete citation including page numbers (already published articles only) in the journal format of your choice, and, if appropriate, add the line "Reprints available by request from 'your_email_address'."

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Criteria for inclusion are the same as for the Library, except submissions from other than the author of an article will be accepted.
For other announcements, just send an email to the same address with the subject "announcement" and the contents you would like to appear on this page.

========== 20 February, 2008 ==========

There will be a symposium on Insect Morphometrics at the XXIII International Congress of Entomology in Durban, South Africa, 6-12 July 2008.

The symposium is organized by James Patterson and myself. So far we have an exciting roster of invited speakers, but we would like to encouraged anyone interested to present a contributed paper or poster to register and submit an abstract.

The URL of congress web site: http://www.ice2008.org.za/

The deadline for abstracts is 28 February -- so there is just a couple of weeks left.