Titlebook: Biological Systematics; The state of the art Alessandro Minelli Book 1993 A. Minelli 1993 Adaptation.Animalia.Chelicerata.Crustacea.Ctenoph

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GONG

https://doi.org/10.1007/b137766characters are therefore epiphen-omenal.’ (Both quotations from Ghiselin, 1987, p.132). In this sense, characters should be regarded as ‘symptoms’ of an existing order we are trying to discover and to translate into systems (or classifications).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137766tax-onomists are working in Australia today. I estimate that there are 20 000–30 000 systematists working all over the world today. It is difficult to obtain a more accurate figure, because of the different people who can be considered worthy of the title of systematist. The figures given include both professionals and amateurs.

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Systems and classificationsand système. He finished his critical review of the literature by abandoning any hope of restoring the terms to what he believed to be their original, legitimate sense. Possibly matters are worse today, because of the widespread influence of some ill-inspired definitions, such as Simpson’s (1961) well-known ones:

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摘要

Biochemical and molecular systematicsof (a) the different classes of micromolecules or chemical phenotypes and (b) macromolecules which are more or less close to the core of hereditary information, i.e. the (genotypic) DNA sequence versus the (phenotypic) RNA and protein sequences.

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