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The friction continues: another nasty letter from J.-R. Bourguignat

Author: W. Backhuys
Basteria, 86 (1): 17-19

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Following the discovery of two letters from Jules-René Bourguignat to Crosse, another letter from Bourguignat shows the disdain he felt for the French malacologist Jean-Baptiste Gassies (1816–1883).

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The malacological publications of Jules-René Bourguignat: a bibliography

Authors: R.A. Bank, G. Falkner, M. Falkner, E. Neubert
Basteria, 83 (1/3): 59-90

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An overview is given of the malacological papers published by the Frenchman Jules-René Bourguignat (29.viii.1829 – 3.iv.1892). Because of the Principle of Priority, special attention is given to publication dates, as Bourguignat in­troduced > 2500 taxa in the ‘Golden Age’, a period in mal­acology in which many new species were discovered. Five portraits of Bourguignat are reproduced, and reproduc­tions are provided of the rare plates 13-15 of the 1880 fasci­cule of his Matériaux sur les Acéphales. Publication dates are given for the three journals published by the Société Malacologique de France.

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