[Coral-List] corals can eat their zooxanthellae

[Shashank Keshavmurthy]

One can always include old references as supplement information - this is always an option ..so excuse for not including old references - when necessary is weird …in those journals that have number of references restricted

==Ignoti, sed non occulti=======
 Shashank Keshavmurthy
 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Dr. Chen's lab
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Subject: Re: [Coral-List] corals can eat their zooxanthellae

Thanks to Mark, Alina and others for this conversation. I would remind
folks that the "TOP-END" pubs that we all aspire to publish in (e,g.,
Science, Nature) severely limit the number of references as well as how
"old" references can be. I have commented on more than one occasion that
I'm just waiting to see a paper on evolution that doesn't/can't cite Darwin.

Best,

Denny