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Systematic Biology

Chris Simon CSIMON at UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Wed Oct 18 07:52:57 EST 1995


To members of EVOLDIR, MOLEVOL-BIONET, BUGNET, MICROSAT-NET,  TAXACOM,
CLASSIFICATION-NET,  PLANT  SYSTEMATICS-NET, (please  pass  on  to
other relevant nets and interested people),

As most of you know, in the past 50 years the field of systematics has
grown to encompass much more than the classification of organisms.  It
comprises  the  study of phylogenetic relationships  among  organisms,
character  evolution, biogeography, and macroevolution.   Phylogenetic
thinking has been incorporated into molecular biology, ecology, devel-
opmental biology, and population biology, to name a few.

The  journal  Systematic  Biology publishes papers which  present  the
latest  advances  in phylogenetic methodology,  discuss  philosophical
issues related  to evolutionary tree construction and  classification,
and  provide examples of the applications of these techniques to  var-
ious  kinds of data.  Recent software and books are reviewed  in  each
issue.

If you would like to receive announcements from the Society of System-
atic  Biology, please send your e-mail address to the  directory  (in-
structions given below).

If you would like to subscribe to the journal, the cost is a  reasona-
ble  $35 for regular  members and $15 for students.  Instructions  for
joining are  provided at the homepage address listed below and on the
inside front cover of the journal.

If  you already subscribe to Systematic Biology, please send  your  e-
mail address to the directory described below.

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A  list called systbiol at public.sdsu.edu has recently been  established
for  the  Society of Systematic Biology.  This list  is  primarily  an
address  list  for  the Society.  You will NOT receive  a  barrage  of
messages, but only those that are important to the society.  These may
include meeting announcements, calls for or announcements of symposia,
election ballots, announcement for Mayr award, membership information,
announcements  of  important additions to the  Society  of  Systematic
Biology   Homepage  (http://www.utexas.edu/ftp/depts/systbiol/),   and
other items of interest to society members.

This  listserv  is NOT a discussion group or a format  for  advertise-
ments!  There  are many such forums available on  the  Internet.   See
"Other  Sites"  under  "Miscellaneous" on the  Society  of  Systematic
Biology Homepage.

If you are interested, we encourage you to subscribe and to send  this
message to others who might like to be on the list.

To subscribe, send the message below to: listserv at public.sdsu.edu

SUBSCRIBE SYSTBIOL <your name>

Now  you are a member of the list, and any mail sent to  systbiol at pub-
lic.sdsu.edu will also be sent to you. To send something to the  list,
just send your mail to systbiol at public.sdsu.edu.

The  list will be automatically updated.  If you would like a copy  of
it,    you    can   request   it   by   sending   the    message    to
listserv at public.sdsu.edu

RECIPIENTS SYSTBIOL

If  you  wish to be removed from this  Systematic  Biology  electronic
membership listserv at public.sdsu.edu

UNSUBSCRIBE SYSTBIOL

CHRIS SIMON                      PHONE: 203-486-4640
ECOL. EVOL. BIOLOGY U-43           FAX: 203-486-6364
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT    SECRETARY: 203-486-4322
STORRS, CT  06269             INTERNET: CSIMON at UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU



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