books - How far out taxonomically?

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Subject:	books - How far out taxonomically?
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Date:	Wed, 11 Dec 2002 10:27:53 +1030

Having just taken notice of comments re books, I was wondering what peoples
opinion of :

A field guide to Australian birds, vol 1 & 2, P Slater  1970

would be.

 ie.,  Is it too very outdated?  I have had both of these since new and they
have seen many a 4WD glove compartment. I still use them and hope my
taxonomic names arent too far out.  I love these books, and hate having to
update books all the time, at least once a century should be more than
enough :-).

Thanks
Mark

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