The eternal life of taxonomic monographs: the series on the Fauna and Flora of the Gulf of Naples
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Taxonomic monographs like the Fauna and Flora of the Gulf of Naples retain significant scientific relevance and continue to be cited for centuries.
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Taxonomic monographs, such as those of the Fauna and Flora of the Gulf of Naples, have almost eternal life, in terms of scientific relevance, and keep being cited even after centuries.
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