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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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The Evolution of Darwinism
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Introduction
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Darwin and Natural Selection
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The Group Selection Controversy
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For Whose Good Does Natural Selection Work?
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Darwin (and Others) on Biological Perfection
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Adaptation After Darwin
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Adaptation(ism) and Its Limits
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Darwin on Evolutionary Progress
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Evolutionary Progress from Darwin to Dawkins
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Is Evolution Progressive?
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Human Physical and Mental Evolution
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Epilogue
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Appendix: What Did DarwinReallyBelieve About Evolutionary Progress?
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Notes
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Natural Selection and Evolutionary Change
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Evolutionary Ideas: Pre‐Darwinian
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Inherited epigenetic variation — revisiting soft inheritance
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Models, Metaphors, Lamarckisms and the Emergence of ‘Scientific Sociology’
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Collective evolution and the genetic code
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Lamarck and the general theory of evolution
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The politics of knowledge: Science, race and evolution in Asia and the pacific
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Dead as a dodo: the fortuitous rise to fame of an extinction icon
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Hughlings Jackson's theory of cerebral localization
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Striving Machinery: The Romantic Origins of a Historical Science of Life
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Is Spencer's Theory an Evolutionary Theory?
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Studies into Abstract Properties of Individuals. III. A Study of Factors Affecting Emergence
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Studies into Abstract Properties of Individuals. VII. Emergence in Hesperostipa comata and Three Species of Achnatherum (Poaceae)
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The Leopard in the Garden
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Preface
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Legend's Legacy
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Neanderthals
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Dedication
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Series info
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Preface
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Conceiving Humans and Their Past
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Development, Genetics, and Evolutionary Thinking
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Genetics and the Origin of Species
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Changing How Humans Evolved
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The Classification That Changed Paleoanthropology
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The Ongoing Impact of the Wenner-Gren Symposium on the Interpretation of Fossils, “Genes,” and Human Evolution
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Humans, Neanderthals, “Denisovans,” and DNA
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You May Be OK with Mating with a Neanderthal, but Would a Neanderthal Want to Mate with You?
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Epilogue
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Epigenetics, Darwin, and Lamarck
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