Describing Species
This book is probably the most exhaustive treatment available of the practical aspects of describing new species or higher taxa.(Henry Disney, Cambridge UniversityNature)A practical manual for all biologists, especially ecologists and other field naturalists, professionals or students, who are immersed in biodiversity and are likely to discover new or unknown species....The principal qualities of Winston's manual reside in its simple writing, direct and free of superfluous jargon, in the profusion of concrete and recent examples, and in its rich bibliography.(Pierre Brunel, University of MontrealEcoscience)Fascinating reading.(CABI Bioscience)... should be read by all students on biodiversity courses.(Biologist)