… tree estimation and usually lead to the discovery of morphologically ‘cryptic’ species, we also
… These publication trends suggest that the recent paradigm shift in phylogenetic systematics …

… I wish to stress that a renaissance of comparative plant morphology is desirable in the …
, phylogenetic systematics, developmental genetics, and comparative morphology are used …

… systematics publications, and offer several that stand to restore the broad utility of morphological
… on how to bring arthropod systematics through a renaissance and into enlightenment. …

… In early 1990s when molecular systematics developed explosively, morphology in systematics
suffered. However, awareness of the necessity of comparative morphological study is …

… The tree-based morphological method is based on population (rather than individual) … of
the phylogeny (such that the focal species is paraphyletic). Both DNA and morphological tree-…

… importance of morphological systematics and a plea for improving molecular phylogenetic
analyses by … As previously noted, in the context of phylogenetic systematics, an adaptation, as …

… the amount of morphological data available to study the same phylogenetic patterns has not
… and morphological data, some authors have questioned entire morphological programs. In …

… In the field of phylogenetic systematics, the terms homology and homologue and their … in
the epistemological process in morphology and phylogenetic systematics. To us, morphemes, …

… Increasingly, species (re)descriptions will define units that were delimited initially by
molecular analyses whether or not subsequent re-analysis of morphology is able to disentangle …

… for phylogenetic modeling of morphological characters. In … systematic by way of outlining
the special collection. I argue ultimately for a reconceptualization of phylogenetic morphology…