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Prions and the new molecular phenetics
Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 1996 David C Krakauer
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An Analysis of Numerical Phenetics
Insect Systematics & Evolution, 1975 AbstractThe methodical variants of numerical phenetics, as recently summarized by Sneath and Sokal (1973) are analysed concerning their theoretical bases and practical procedures with special reference to their claims of "objectivity", "repeatability" and production of "stable groups".
Dieter Schlee
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Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1991
A paper byWilson & al. (1990) on the taxonomy ofFumaria is commented upon. It is concluded that the lack of congruence between the authors' results and evidence from morphology, chemistry, and crossing experiments renders their approach questionable.
Magnus Liden
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A paper byWilson & al. (1990) on the taxonomy ofFumaria is commented upon. It is concluded that the lack of congruence between the authors' results and evidence from morphology, chemistry, and crossing experiments renders their approach questionable.
Magnus Liden
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Evolutionary Phenetics and Genetics
, 1984 The advent of analysis of allozyme variation within natural populations has touched off a veritable revolution of our knowledge of evolutionary genetics. Many organisms that could not be bred in the laboratory or that exhibit no obvious polymorphism have yielded important insights into the genetic structure of natural populations.
Michael A. Bell
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