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Systematic Biology 2005 54(1):1-3; doi:10.1080/10635150590930463
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© 2005 Society of Systematic Biologists

The Past and Future of Systematic Biology

Chris Simon and Rod Page

Storrs, CT
Glasgow, Scotland

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It is with a mixture of relief and sadness that I step down as the 16th Editor-in-Chief of Systematic Biology/Systematic Zoology. The most common question I am asked is, was it a worthwhile experience. Now that I have some perspective, I can say, definitely, yes! The high quality of the manuscripts, the Associate Editors and the Editorial Board have made my time as Editor a pleasant and educational experience. Despite my fears, I only received two letters of complaint in four years and only two manuscripts that were hand-written (the one on extending human life span by living in a more circular manner I felt was more appropriate for Nature or Science). On taking my place among the ranks of recent past editors, I have the pleasure of introducing the next editor and taking stock of the last four years. First, I would like to thank my recent . . . [Full Text of this Article]


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