ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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IN JAMAICA
Rick Johnston of Stoneleigh Plantation, without
whom I would not have caught a single moth in Jamaica.
Dr. Tom Turner (President, Caribbean Wildlife Surveys)
for encouragement, information and photographs of some specimens.
Pat Desai for encouragement.
Dr. Thomas H. Farr (sadly, deceased) for encouragement and
information.
Dr. Elaine Fisher, for permission to work on the Institute
of Jamaica moth collections.
Dr. David Smith, for encouragement.
ELSEWHERE
My parents, John and Jane Barnes, for financial support.
Bernard Lalanne-Cassou, Paris, for help with many Noctuid
identifications and for
supplying photographs of some Arctiids in his collection.
Dr. Paul Thiacourt, Paris, for identification of Notodontids.
M. Claude Herbulot, Paris, for identifications of Geometrids.
Dr. Frederick Rindge, American Museum of Natural History,
for many identifications of Geometridae.
Dr. Eugene Munroe, Ottawa, for many identifications of
Pyralidae
Dr. Julian Donahue, for information on Caribbean Arctiidae
and for supplying literature.
Bryant Mather, for financial support.
Dr. John Rawlins, Carnegie Museum, for confirmation of some
identifications and general encouragement.
Stella Brecknell, Hope Librarian, Oxford, for help finding
references.
Drs. Don Davis & Ronald Hodges of the U.S. National
Museum, for supplying literature.
Dr. Nicholas Shoumatoff, for information on the Avinoff
Jamaican collection.
Dr. Gaden Robinson and David Goodger for access to, and
help with finding, Caribbean Arctiid
specimens in the British Museum (Natural History) collections.
Dr. John Brown, for supplying literature.
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