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Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2000 17:02:46 +0200
From: Terrence Lockyer <lockyert@mweb.co.za>
Subject: Periodical abbreviations
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I should be grateful for any help in identifying the periodicals for which
the abbreviations listed below might be used.  The sources from which they
are derived seem to stick to the APh acronyms, but a check of some recent
APh lists (taking into account the possible P/Ph and C/Cl variants) was
unhelpful.  I include with each abbreviation a couple of volume numbers and
years given in my sources, which may assist in identifying the periodicals.

BIFG
[1 (1974), 4 (1977-8)]

BPEC
[11 (1963), 18 (1970)]

CSCA
[3 (1970), 5 (1972)]

PACA
[5 (1962), 13 (1975)]

RSC
[5 (1957), 18 (1970)]

Thanks in advance for any suggestions, on- or off-list as may seem
appropriate.

Terrence Lockyer
Johannesburg, South Africa

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