How long does it take to publish a scientific article? In my case, just over 10 years. I’ve had a box full of specimens that I picked up on the beach in Normandy in 2002, but I only got around to working through them last autumn.
I quite like the idea of aerial plankton.
My excuse is that there is always something else that needs doing. Pathetic I know. Sorry. I’ll try and do better in future.
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And, by the way, thank you to John Badmin, editor of British Journal of Entomology and Natural History, for permission to post the PDF of this article.
Richard Jones
