Re: Publication dates and dinosaur genera and species for 2008

[David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> How are people supposed to be able to keep track of this?

In many cases either by having insider knowledge, or not at all.

> Diceratus (replacement name for Diceratops) - ceratopsid
> Microceratus (replacement name for Microceratops) - neoceratopsian

Frankly, I think someone should petition the ICZN for conservation. How 
widely used are the insect names?

Incidentally, the ninth Google hit for *Diceratops* is 
http://dml.cmnh.org/2006Jan/msg00147.html. That's right, 2006.