… We used morphological and molecular phylogenetic … gonopod morphology, and if a
specimen’s gonopod morphology … However, if the specimen’s gonopod morphology did not match …

… developmental genetics to morphological systematics, in terms … phylogenetic systematics
and comparative morphology, is … cladistic analysis should experience a genuine renaissance. …

… A revival has been facilitated by computational methods and … morphological characters
typically coded for phylogenetic inference. I suggest that most characters coded in morphological …

… phylogenetic questions can be addressed without prior knowledge of morphological …
studies have not lead to the great breakthrough in beetle systematics — yet. Especially the …

… Morphology has fundamental problems regarding aperspectival objectivity of its data—morphological …
degree of aperspectival objectivity in morphology that unfortunately has been lost …

… a ‘renaissance’ in insect morphology [58]. Morphology will remain indispensable in systematics
for … Morphological data are an independent source of information for critically evaluating …

… of the angiosperm phylogeny characterized by “primitive” anatomy and the tips “specialized”
with a perfect gradation in between. In such a situation, the morphological range necessary …

… of phylogenetic analysis is the Lower Cretaceous fossil taxon Archaefructus Sun, Dilcher,
Zheng & Zhou, a fossil with implications as to early angiosperm floral morphology and perhaps …

… property cluster kinds conform to phylogenetic systematics depends upon the treatment
of … systematics. These include the renaissance of taxonomy and comparative morphology, …

… This analysis also provides the first systematic summary of dicot leaf … a systematic character,
we recognize that they must be considered in conjunction with other morphological features. …