Peter, when we used to call them "M. balcoonensis", people kept them... now
they are officially undescribed, nobody seems to keep them... just an
observation, is all, and I would say it was more snobbery on the part of
hobbyists than any laxity on the part of the scientific community...
Regards, Andrew
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Frex the Castor Dragon aka Andrew Boyd - frex at macrae.com.au
"Then the time comes when it is clear nothing new or important will
be done: and one draws out the ledger and begins to itemise what
there is, of value, that can be offered to posterity. And here is
a good deed, and there an act of courage: during this year one worthy
story was told, during that decade involvement in an important social
movement. If there are babies, that is logged in. If there are books,
they are noted. Loving friends. Wives and husbands. Kindness to
small animals. A hill bearing your name. But the laurels you've counted
on, they've turned to dust."
Harlan Ellison, Introduction to "Prayers to Broken Stones"