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I believe that students and researchers working on ecological communities would be well served to read this book and to carefully consider Swenson's critiques and recommendations. Few have attempted to document the complex nature and history of the use of phylogenies in ecology, but Nathan Swenson does so admirably. [Extracted from the article]

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See also Durand's [5] note ("La date des textes de Hazor"); although it is not explicitly a review of the entire book, it is concerned with the Middle Bronze Age documents from Hazor. Hazor 14: reading I ma-na-ap-tum i , see Durand, "La date des textes de Hazor" ([5]): 89, and similarly Hazor 16. Thus, the sender of the letter was probably none other than Samsi-Addu I, which is also indicated by the ductus of the text.[7] In the case of the texts from Hazor, another peculiarity represents the dating of Hazor 11 and 14. [Extracted from the article]

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