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ARCHIVE PAGE 83: November 2014
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"Acanthoscurria antillensis"
Hi, i'd like to talk to you about the tarantula from Nevis, a bit of background - can you please email me on sjl197-at-hotmail.com when convenient. Basically, it's not A.antillensis, and may be an obscure endemic species only found on Nevis, therefore an interesting one for a conservation, but there are so little info on these from Nevis - anything is useful. Thanks stuart longhorn
hi!
I love the Wikipedia article 'diverticulum'. I was wondering about the author(s). I know you edited it lately. Do you happen to know something about the authorship of the article, please?
Thank you! My email address timisokan g mail com
- Hello timisokan. I am not clear if you are talking about the article Diverticulum (which I had very little to do with), or the article Diverticulum (mollusc), which I had more to do with. In any case it is possible to tell who did what in an article, when you are on that article page, by clicking on the little tab at the top that says "View history". But I should explain that most Wikipedia articles do not have one single author -- they are usually joint efforts with one person starting the article as a short stub, and then many others improving it and adding to it over time. Was there something in particular that you wanted to know? If so you can ask me on here. You don't need to ask me to email you unless you have a personal question. Thanks, Invertzoo (talk) 12:02, 23 November 2014 (UTC)
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Re:Thanks for the snail articles
You are most welcome. I can't say that I have a great interest in gastropods in particular... I am fascinated by most forms of marine life! I am currently working on improving the List of marine aquarium invertebrate species, and while browsing around, I found a few places where a new article was needed, so I went ahead and wrote one. As for joining WikiProject Gastropods, well, I can't think of a particular reason not to, so I'd be happy to join! 01:47, 26 November 2014 Sarr Cat (talk | contribs)
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