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I definitely will!
Awesome! As I have a decent collection of books which acknowledge TONMO.com, to whatever degree you get help here, please remember the site itself![]()
Fantastic! I look forward to seeing this book published! It should of course include my favorite cephalopods, the externally shelled onesA few of the stories it should tell include the great Ordovician diversification, the appearance of the ammonoids, the appearance of the Coleoids, and the appearance of the octopods. And if it could answer the question of what ammonoids really looked like, that would be wonderful.
Again, I look forward to seeing your book, and thank you for writing it.
I just came across this abstract (Dealing with Difference: Using the Osteobiographies of a Woman with Leprosy and a Woman with Gigantism from Medieval Poland to Identify Practices of Care) in my on-going Google Scholar scan and it occurred to me to suggest a chapter on cephs as homeopathic medicine.