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Rockwood

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Has the understanding of bryozoan biology changed much since 1978 ? Would a book published at that time be a good value or more often just historical perspective ?

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I don't think 1978 would be too old.

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Thanks. I was leaning that way myself. I hesitate to pay a lot for endless descriptions, but their individual / colonial nature interests me.

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From a paleontological Point of view I would try and get my hands on the appropriate volumes of the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. New ones may be expensive but used copies can be found.

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The main thing I would treat with caution in a textbook that old is the phylogenetic relationships. There has been a lot of molecular phylogenetic work since the late '70's in that area. Morphology and genus-level descriptions probably haven't changed that much. Not an expert on bryozoans, I'd say the same thing for any marine invertebrate group.

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Jstor.com offers a free membership to the public where you can check out 3 publications at a time. They have a vast collection of Journals. Paleo. and Bio. Etc.. Some journals are as current as last year.

Be careful though, I lost a day there

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