Re: [asa] Simon Conway Morris

AND never hyphenated either.

i.e. "Conway Morris" not "Conway-Morris"

This lack of hyphen is probably the major reason for confusion (at least it stumped me for a bit).

Blessings,
Murray

Stephen Matheson wrote:
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> Quick note to all:
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> Professor Simon Conway Morris should not be referred to as "Morris."
> His surname is Conway Morris. Some (but not all) of the references in
> PubMed do say 'Morris SC' but most get it right. If you want to check
> me on this, try his homepage at Cambridge and look at the list of
> publications, all of which list him as 'Conway Morris, S.'
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> Steve Matheson
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> Link:
> /_http://www.esc.cam.ac.uk/index.php/People/Academic%20Staff/34-academic-staff/67-professor-simon-conway-morris
> <http://www.esc.cam.ac.uk/index.php/People/Academic%20Staff/34-academic-staff/67-professor-simon-conway-morris>_/
>
>

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Received on Thu Jan 29 19:45:43 2009