The Compleat Mesoangler
An International Newsletter About Mesozoic Fishes

The newsletter is published electronically under the editorship of Mark Wilson.

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NEW: Back issues of The Compleat Mesoangler

Now available here, in pdf format. You will need Acrobat Reader software to view these files. When you click on each link, the file should be downloaded to your computer, where it will be displayed. You may then save a copy of it to your hard disk or print it on your printer.

2008		Volume 12 Number 1 for 2008 Print Resolution (2.3 MB)
2005		Volume 11 Number 1 for 2005  Screen Resolution (544 KB) Print Resolution (2.3 MB)		Volume 11 Number 2 for 2005
2004		Volume 10 Number 1 for 2004   Screen Resolution (400 KB) Print Resolution (1.5 MB)
2003		Volume 9 Number 1 for 2003   Screen Resolution (136 KB) Print Resolution (1.5 MB)
2001		Volume 8 Number 1-2 for 2001
2000		Volume 7 Number 1 for 2000		Volume 7 Number 2 for 2000
1999		Volume 6 Number 1 for 1999		Volume 6 Number 2 for 1999
1998		Volume 5 Number 1 for 1998		Volume 5 Number 2 for 1998
1997		Volume 4 Number 1 for 1997		Volume 4 Number 2 for 1997
1996		Volume 3 Number 1 for 1996		Volume 3 Number 2 for 1996
1995		Volume 2 Number 1 for 1995		Volume 2 Number 2 for 1995
1994		Volume 1 Number 1 for 1994		Volume 1 Number 2 for 1994		Volume 1 Number 3 for 1994

There are some minor differences between these pdf versions and the originally published editions. 1) some images appear in lower resolution than in the original; 2) images for which the original file was in color are shown in color in the pdf version, even if the image was printed in gray scale in the original print edition; 3) there are some minor font-translation glitches. Overall, though, they are pretty faithful to the published editions.

A list of those who currently receive The Compleat Mesoangler can be seen by clicking on this link: Mailing List (about 30K in size).

Also see news about Mesozoic microvertebrates included in the newsletter "Ichthyolith Issues" edited by Susan Turner. Complete information on Ichthyolith Issues can be found on the International Palaeozoic Microvertebrates Working Group Home Page.