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Zootaxa authors in spotlight
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Papers published in
2001, 2002,
2003, 2004,
2005, 2006,
2007, 2008,
2009, 2010,
2011, 2012,
2013, 2014.
List of all papers by author
and taxa
Theory
& Methods
Featured
papers
Highly cited papers
Most accessed papers
Corrigenda
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Dr Art
Borkent, world expert on
biting midges (Diptera) and winner of the 2010 J.O.
Westwood Medal for his Zootaxa
monograph.
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Dr Carl Ferraris, of Portland,
Oregon, U.S.A., studies catfishes and nomenclatural issues of fishes. His Checklist
of Catfishes is the most-cited
Zootaxa paper.
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Dr Hutchings
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an expert on the systematics and phylogeny of the
Terebellida. She was awarded the Australian
Marine Science Association Jubilee medal for 2010,
for excellence in marine research in Australia.
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Dr
Laurence Mound is a specialist on Thysanoptera
and an author of web-based information and identification systems about
thrips
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Dr Larry Page was
the recipient of the Gibbs Award from the
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists in 2001 for
outstanding research in systematic ichthyology
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Prof. Alessandro Minelli of
Padova, Italy, is a specialist on Chilopoda and a member of the International
Commission on Zoological nomenclature
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Dr Thiago da Silva Paiva, a
young ciliate taxonomist, was awarded the 2009 John
O. Corliss Ciliate Systematics Award by the International Society of
Protistologists (ISOP) for his Zootaxa
paper.
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Dr. Paulo
Passos was the
2011 recipient of The
Joseph B. Slowinski Award for Excellence in Snake Systematics for his
Zootaxa paper on "Atlantic
Forest Atractus"
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Dr. David
Rentz is a Zootaxa subject
editor for Orthoptera.
In
the 2013 Queens Birthday Awards, David was appointed to the General Division of
the Order of Australia.
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Prof. Miguel Vences of Braunschweig, Germany, is an expert on the
amphibians and reptiles
of Madagascar from where he has described over 110 new species.
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Prof
Ding
Yang, an
expert on Plecoptera, Megaloptera
and Diptera, is the most productive author of
Zootaxa during the last
six years (2004-2009).
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MSc. Juan Pablo Botero
winner of the J.G. Edwards Prize for his Zootaxa paper on “Revision of the genus Andraegoidus
Aurivillius (Insecta, Coleoptera, Cerambycidae)” .
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