Charles (only) -- I hold books from a publisher with commercial pretensions to a high standard. Signs of amateurish typesetting were not putting the scientific name of that scorpion in italics, using the wrong character in things like '78 (the left curly single quote instead of the right curly single quote), and using a hyphen for a minus sign. Of course the photos were not professionally taken, but that's no excuse for not optimizing their color and contrast for printing. There is no reason why a hard caver has to know where the commas go, but a publisher's editor should. -- Mixon
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