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В работе над книгой мне помогал целый легион друзей и коллег. Одни читали и комментировали черновики. Другие помогали в поиске материала, доставали редкие источники или отвечали на вопросы о тонкостях истории или таксономии. Третьи любезно позволяли мне расспрашивать их о латинских названиях, которые они придумали, или о видах, названных в их честь. Четвертые помогали мне переводить источники с немецкого, итальянского, латинского, шведского, русского и других языков, на которых я читаю с большим трудом. Пятые предлагали названия, о которых я обязательно должен был написать (и тем, чьим предложениям не нашлось места в книге, я приношу извинения).