… for a renaissance of morphology in phylogenetic systematics. In the language of systematics,
… The renaissance of morphology-based phylogenetic systematics is an issue in which the …

… None of these papers are mentioned in the "deep morphology" book! What do we really need
for a revival of plant morpholo gy? What should young botanists learn from this book?: The …

… In the “General Morphology,” he published eight phylogenetic trees and divided all living
organisms into three kingdoms—animals, plants and protists. He thought that evolution affected …

… has experienced a kind of renaissance over the last 40 years. This renaissance is the result
of … This term is largely synonymous with the term phenotype for morphological characters, but …

… Over the past 15 years, a wealth of new data, especially that generated by molecular and
cladistic studies, supports earlier results based on morphology, that the traditional classification …

… The role of morphology in phylogenetics is nowadays mostly viewed as marginal. However,
… Morphological phylogenetics is currently experiencing a revival because of its significance …

… and molecular studies, underwent a renaissance in status and funding. Not everything was
… some morphological characters from which we might be able to infer phylogenetic placement …

… tions of systematics has undergone a minor renaissance. Some … evolutionary morphology is
to interpret the phylogenetic … morphology: First, that functional evolutionary morphology does …

… However, if those landmarks are chosen respecting the concept of homology used in
phylogenetic systematics there may be much more that we can learn from the morphometric study …

… the morphological highlights from the history of Acta Zoologica, which has been a venue for
precise and detailed anatomical descriptions of the morphology … approaches to morphology, …