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Philosophy and the Transformation of Cladistics

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Cladistics
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Preface
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Introduction: Carving Nature at Its Joints, or Why Birds Are Not Dinosaurs and Men Are Not Apes
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The Interrelationships of Organisms
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What This Book Is About
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Classification
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Systematics: Exposing Myths
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Relationship Diagrams
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Essentialism and Typology
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Monothetic and Polythetic Taxa
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Non-taxa or the Absence of –Phyly: Paraphyly and Aphyly
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The Cladistic Programme
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Parameters of Classification:Ordo Ab Chao
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How to Study Classification
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Modern Artificial Methods and Raw Data
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How to Study Classification: Consensus Techniques and General Classifications
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How to Study Classification: ‘Total Evidence’ vs. ‘Consensus’, Character Congruence vs. Taxonomic Congruence, Simultaneous Analysis vs. Partitioned Data
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How to Study Classification
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How to Study Classification
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Beyond Classification
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Beyond Classification: How to Study Phylogeny
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The Separation of Classification and Phylogenetics
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Further Myths and More Misunderstandings
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Afterword
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Index
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Systematics Association Special Volumes
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Complex Data Produce Better Characters
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Blank Canvas: The Case for Descriptive Taxonomy
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The Importance of Time/Space in Diagnosing the Causality of Phylogenetic Events: Towards a ‘Chronobiogeographical’ Paradigm?
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The Implications of Interrelated Assumptions on Estimates of Divergence Times and Rates of Diversification
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Match and mismatch of morphological and molecular phylogenies: causes, implications, and new light on cladistics
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From Phenotypes to Trees of Life: A Metamodel-Driven Approach for the Integration of Taxonomy Models
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When phylogenetics met biogeography: Willi Hennig, Lars Brundin and the roots of phylogenetic and cladistic biogeography
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Hierarchies, classifications, cladograms and phylogeny
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Phylogeny and distribution of the phoracanthine genus Atesta (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) from Australia
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