Review
In a 1990 review published in the journal Taxon, Rudolf Schmid generally praised the publication, saying "over the past decade has developed into one of the most attractive newsletters available, so appealing, in fact, that many libraries put the journal under lock". He also noted, however, that the lack of a contents page and the tendency to run articles over several discontinuous pages were "annoying".
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