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Changes in the nomenclature of three Australian crickets
Zootaxa, 2018During the course of preparation of the Guidebook to Australian Crickets, we have become aware of the incorrect identification and subsequent placement of Apterogryllus kimberleyanus Baehr. In addition, we make two changes in the tribal placement of two other genera.
D C F, Rentz, You Ning, Su
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Nomenclatural Changes in the Poaceae
Brittonia, 1974Dichanthelium (Panicum subg.Dichanthelium Hitchc. & Chase) is elevated to generic rank, with new name combinations for 17 species and three varieties.Erioneuron grandiflora andE. nealleyi are reduced to varietal rank underE. avenaceum. One new name combination inElymus and one inLeptoloma are proposed.
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Nomenclature of Chronic Hepatitis: A Plea for Change
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1994The present nomenclature for pathologic classification of chronic hepatitis–that is, 'chronic persistent hepatitis' and 'chronic active hepatitis', as proposed by a European group of pathologists and hepatologists 26 years ago (1)–is not descriptive and does not indicate the location of the pathologic changes in the liver lobule.
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Rock Glaciers. A Case for a Change in Nomenclature
Geografiska Annaler. Series A, Physical Geography, 1983The connotation of the term rock glacier, has been one of a common origin form but it is increasingly appar- ent that we are studying a range of landforms which, with the exception of the glacier debris system type, have no relation- ship with glaciers.
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The nomenclature of chronic hepatitis: time for a change
Journal of Hepatology, 1995T” histological subdivision of chronic hepatitis into chronic persistent and chronic active forms was first advocated nearly 30 years ago (1,2). The underlying purposes of this classification were first to clarify the use of the term chronic active hepatitis, and secondly to distinguish between mild disease, chronic persistent hepatitis, with a low ...
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[Changes in the nomenclature of mycoses].
Ceskoslovenska epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie, 1993The author gives an account of a report of the Nomenclature Committee of the International Society for Human and Animal Mycology making the present terminology of mycoses more precise and unified. Changes recommended by the Committee are designed to eliminate the instability of currently used terms influenced by new names of mycological taxonomy as ...
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The changing challenges of nomenclature
Cytogenetic and Genome Research, 1999H, Wain, J, White, S, Povey
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Proposals for changes in nomenclature
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