However, the problem arises if the specimen is having taxonomic disputes, falsified by trade/generic names, etc., On the other hand, barcoding the archival museum specimens would be of greater benefit to address such issues as it would create firm, error-free reference database for rapid identification of any species.
"We adhere to the highest standards in the industry and are proud of our record of quality," she said, adding that the firm takes errors seriously.
As the Enron scandal deepened late last year, Mr. Berardino testified before Congress, telling members of a House committee that the firm "made an error in judgment -- an honest error, but an error nonetheless".
There is little excuse for financial firms allowing errors, fraud and market abuse to happen.
The firm cited an "error in presentation" in previous filings as the reason for the change in the latest submission.
Joseph Berardino, Andersen's chief executive, admitted to Congress last week that his firm made an "error of judgment" over one of the vehicles.
Joseph Berardino, Andersen's chief executive, admitted to Congress last month that his firm made an "error of judgment" over one of the structured-finance vehicles.
It seeks $2 billion in damages and claims the firm hid accounting errors at Superior to avoid a scandal that might have interfered with the $11 billion sale of Ernst & Young's consulting group in June 2000.
He steadfastly declared in the face of great public outcry that the firm's mistakes were "errors of judgment not errors of principle," acknowledging mistakes made that led to the 1929 stock market crash and ushered in the Great Depression.
But when Knight's new system went live, the firm "experienced a human error and/or a technology malfunction," the firm explained in a regulatory filing on Monday.
"We have asked our media buying firm to correct the error by discontinuing any advertising on the Rush Limbaugh Show moving forward," the company said.
