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After this issue you will have a new editor at the helm: Dr Volker Framenau. As you have been reading in the newsletters Volker has a background in both taxonomy and ecology. A network across both disciplines should help keep us well informed of the latest news and research within the region. Volker is very enthusiastic about the society and I encourage members to keep supporting the newsletter by sending him your articles. Volker has been helping me develop the webpage so that will continue to evolve.
Number 1 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 2 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 3 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 4 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 5 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 6 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
Number 7 of Australasian Arachnology contains news and notes from the Australasian Arachnological Society. At present the aim of this society is that of other arachnological societies: to promote the study of arachnids, in our case especially Australasian arachnids. In time this aim may become more refined. The newsletter is intended as a means of communication between arachnologists-amateurs and professionals.
It is with great sadness and shock that I (editor) note the tragic death of Vincenzo Roberto Salanitri, on May 15, 1982, known to his friends as Vince. Vince, 38, was a very capable preparator at the Queensland Museum, Brisbane, where he had made many friends over the past 2 years. Previously from Melbourne, Vince was enrolled in an M.Sc. on the population dynamics of the mygalomorph spider genus Stanwellia. Judged by some of his comments, Vince's findings were very provocative to some established ideas. It is hoped that his uncompleted thesis will, if possible, be published.