… The revival of experimental methods in morphology is only in part due to a reaction against
genealogical speculation. It is in at least equal measure due . . . to the closer relations that …

… refined morphological and molecular techniques, and the application of new analytical methods
of phylogenetic systematics… anatomical work is undergoing a renaissance. In addition to …

… Another taxonomist, call him Cracraft, could have argued in 1989 that all the names apply
to good species on the grounds that each has its own diagnostic morphological characters, …

… The proto- systematic stage (Antique to Renaissance) … For example, in phylogenetic
systematics, this includes spe… the latter, methods of reconstructing phylogenetic history, and, …

… RENAISSANCE OF MORPHOLOGY Today we see in retrospect a renaissance in morphology…
to science in general, the new morphology incorporates as well the experimental method. I …

… of scleractinian phylogenetics and systematics, … phylogenetic understanding of this
ecologically-significant clade, which today is supported by rich sets of molecular and morphological …

… phylogenetic classifications that incorporate morphological information, morphological …
(Coker, Citation1990), but in phylogenetic systematics there is no memory of the ‘music’ of …

… , making a renaissance in systematics especially timely. Newly … between "academic"
phylogenetic systematic studies and "… morphological evidence in reconstructing plant phylogeny. …

… molecular and morphological data in phylogenetic studies, … the effect of adding morphological
data to molecular sequence … that phylogenetic analyses of combined morphological and …

… is sufficient and that comparative morphology and the grand traditions of systematics are
outdated, … renaissance. The book challenges readers to rethink assumptions about systematics. …