I see I was going on about these incorrect interpolations over ten years ago.
If you use a convention for something else then your communication likely fails.
http://www.bio.net/bionet/mm/annelida/1998-February/000802.html
Geoff (unlikely to be on deck here in another ten years).
> How to formulate correctly is covered by Recommendation 6A of the current
> ICZN code.
>>http://www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted-sites/iczn/code/index.jsp?article=6&nfv=#1>> " Recommendation 6A. Undesirable interpolation of certain genus-group names
> in binomina or trinomina. No genus-group name other than a valid subgeneric
> name should be interpolated between a generic name and a specific name,
> even in square brackets or parentheses. An author who desires to refer to a
> former generic combination should do so in some explicit form such as
> "Branchiostoma lanceolatum [formerly in Amphioxus]".