Abstract
UNDER the title of “The (!) Bibliography of the Foraminifera,” a remarkable production was published by Mr. Anthony Woodward in the Fourteenth Annual Report of the Geographical and Natural History Survey of Minnesota (St. Paul, 1886), and the work has lately been followed by a supplement—one of a series—in the Journal of the New York Microscopical Society for January 1888. Had the compiler not issued this supplement, previous criticisms might have sufficed, but, as he has again produced an extraordinary and untrustworthy list, it is incumbent on us to bring the work and its demerits before the notice of those who may be tempted to expect good results from using it.
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SHERBORN, D. An “Instructive” Bibliography of the Foraminifera. Nature 37, 583–584 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/037583a0
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