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TAXON, 1968
SummaryA ‘new taxon’ is not, or only rarely, a newly evolved taxon whilst a new species is new only in a nomenclatural sense or, as it was phrased in earlier generations “new to science”. The indication “nom. nov.” must be regarded as a technical term indicating a new name replacing an old one which is illegitimate under the Code.
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SummaryA ‘new taxon’ is not, or only rarely, a newly evolved taxon whilst a new species is new only in a nomenclatural sense or, as it was phrased in earlier generations “new to science”. The indication “nom. nov.” must be regarded as a technical term indicating a new name replacing an old one which is illegitimate under the Code.
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1983
The major symptoms and behavior displayed in cases discussed under this taxon are sufficiently striking and unusual that they probably merit the term “exotic” as much as any of the other syndromes discussed in this book. They consist of a fear of such intensity and focus that it goes beyond the typical anxiety syndrome, together with the involvement of
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The major symptoms and behavior displayed in cases discussed under this taxon are sufficiently striking and unusual that they probably merit the term “exotic” as much as any of the other syndromes discussed in this book. They consist of a fear of such intensity and focus that it goes beyond the typical anxiety syndrome, together with the involvement of
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Introduction: The Running Taxon
1985The papers included in this section amply illustrate both the desirability of a better descriptive classification and the difficulty of achieving it. The first paper by Zachary Gussow is a classic descriptive analysis of pibloktoq, sometimes called arctic hysteria, among the Polar Eskimo.
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Relations of morphological taxons and taxons formed on the basis of cognitive abilities
Journal of Human Evolution, 1983Ankica Hošek +2 more
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Nature, 1992