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SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PROTOZOOLOGY 5-11 JULY 1981, WARSZAWA, POLAND organized and sponsored by the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology in Warsaw, with the assistance of the Committee on Cell Biology, Polish Academy of Sciences (Member of ECBO) and the Protozoological Section of the Polish Zoological Society on behalf of the International Commission of Protozoology OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE CONGRESS President S. DRYL, Warszawa Vi cep resident and Chairman of Scientific Sessions L. KUŻNICKI, Warszawa Vicepresidents A. CZAPIK, Kraków A. GRĘBECKI, Warszawa M. JERKA-DZIADOSZ, Warszawa W. KASPRZAK, Poznań Secretary General S. L. KAZUBSKI, Warszawa Executive Secretary E. WYROBA, Warszawa Assistant Secretary General ' H. REBANDEL, Warszawa Treasurers B. SKOCZYLAS, Warszawa I. WITA, Warszawa Editors of Proceedings S. DRYL S. L. KAZUBSKI J. PŁOSZAJ http://rcin.org.pl INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF PROTOZOOLOGY S. DRYL, Warszawa, Poland P. C. C. GARNHAM, Ascot, England K. G. GRELL, Tübingen, G.F.R B. M. HONIGBERG, Amherst, U.SA. S. INOKI, Osaka, Japan J. JADIN, Antwerpen, Belgium S. L. KAZUBSKI, Warszawa, Poland L. KUZNICKI, Warszawa, Poland J. LEE, New York, U.SA. J. LOM, Prague, Czechoslovakia R. B. McGHEE, Athens, U.S.A. B. A. NEWTON, Cambridge, England J. R. NILSSON, Copenhagen, Denmark R. NOBILI, Pisa, Italy I. J. POLJANSKY, Leningrad, U.S.S.R. P. de PUYTORAC, Aubiere, France I. B. RAIKOV, Leningrad, U.S.S.R. B. R. SESHACHAR, Bangalore, India D. T. SPIRA, Jerusalem, Israel J. H. TERAS, Tallin, U.S.S.R. W. TRAGER, New York, U.S.A. E. VIVIER, Villeneuve, d'Ascq., France
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS This Part II of the Post-Congress Volume "Progress in Protozoology" of Vlth International Congress of Protozoology (5-11 July, 1981, Warsaw, Poland) appears approximately more than one year later than Part I. The main reason for publishing it as two separate parts was a long delay in supplying us with the manuscripts containing the chairpersons summaries of Round-Table Discussion on "Phylogenetic Relationships among Protozoa" and of Symposia which were supplemented with "List of Scientific Reports Presented at Symposia, Contributed Paper and Poster Sessions". Part II of "Progress in Protozoology" contains those summaries which were received by Editors before March 1983; included is also an additional chapter entitled: "International Collaboration Among Protozoologists During the Years 1961 to 1981 (by L. Kuznicki and B. M. Honigberg), illustrated with numerous photographs carried out during Congresses. % I must state with great regret that not all expected summaries arrived and in consequence the Editors decided in these cases to publish only short notes about the subject of meeting, supplying only information about names of the chairpersons and speakers, who took part in the discussion. http://rcin.org.pl Stanislaw DRYL President, Vlth International Congress of Protozoology
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