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Acknowledgments<br />

For ideas, assistance, advice, criticism, support and patience in the development<br />

of MUSE, we wish to express our gratitude to a number of people: Special thanks<br />

go to Barry Chernoff (Field Museum of Natural History), Genie Böhlke and Bill<br />

Saul (Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia), Bill Fink, Doug Nelson and<br />

Jerry Smith (University of Michigan Museum of Zoology), and Karsten Hartel<br />

(Museum of Comparative Zoology). To numerous others, we thank you for your<br />

assistance and apologize for not individually acknowledging your help.<br />

For providing taxonomic dictionary files used in MUSE, we wish to acknowledge<br />

the generous contributions of two people: For the ichthyology taxonomic<br />

dictionary, we thank Bill Eschmeyer of the California Academy of Sciences, and<br />

for the herpetology dictionary we thank Chuck Myers of the American Museum<br />

of Natural History.<br />

For financial support for the development of MUSE software and the production<br />

of custom-tailored versions for natural history collections, we thank the National<br />

Science Foundation for their grants (BSR-8813349, DEB-9209099) to Julian<br />

Humphries.<br />

A portion of the form printing capability within MUSE was programmed by<br />

Clifford Olling. We would also like to thank staff members at the Vertebrate<br />

Collections at Cornell: Roxanna Normark, Jane Hauptman and Ingunn Sachs, for<br />

their assistance in testing MUSE and improving the documentation. Almost all<br />

current code is the work of David Biolsi, the MUSE programmer since 1989.<br />

Earlier versions of the documentation were produced by Robert Beck.<br />

Btrieve (the underlying record management system used by MUSE) is a<br />

registered trademark of Novell.<br />

SLATE (the printer database used by MUSE) is a registered trademark of The<br />

Symmetry Group.<br />

Acknowledgments

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