[Taxacom] shortest paper?

[Neal Evenhuis]

The actual paper Mike is referring to was published in 1962 in the botanical journal Madroño.

Here is a blog giving details on the article, whose text consists only of "I got it there then":

http://www.biodiversityinfocus.com/blog/2013/07/10/i-got-it-there-then-reid-moran-1962/

Cheers,

Neal

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I have not got it to hand but I have a copy of a paper in which the title
is about 10 lines long and gives all the data- the body of the paper just
says- "I got it there".There follows a long list of acknowledgements in
which someone is thanked for typing the ms- and someone for posting it (it
is an old paper). The paper ends with thanks to his parents for
"without their early collaboration this paper would not be possible"

Mike Wilson
National Museum of Wales
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