… Naef’s systematic morphology and Hennig’s phylogenetic systematics. Whereas this may
indicate an influence of Naef … Record – reach back beyond Naef and Hennig and were widely …

… of Adolf Naef’s idealistic morphology as presented at the onset of the 20th century. According
to Naef, Haeckel… This, however, would not allow clarifica tion of any systematic category. As …

… investigations into cephalopod development: In addition to the special aims of systematic-morphological
research, this volume indeed intends to serve a sister science, namely dynamic …

… Naef labelled his approach the “new synthesis” or “systematic morphology”. Its purpose
was to order the forms by describing their places in the whole system. Therefore, it was …

… of Adolf Naef to Walter Zimmermann and Willi Hennig. Hennig added to Naef's systematic
morphology the dimension of time, which required an ontological replacement: Naef's natural …

… Systematic morphology does not explain anything, but it was the main presupposition for
developing the theory of descent, which Naef viewed as the logical result of research on the ‘‘…

… Systematic morphology brings order to the forms by describing their locations in the system
as a whole. It is a descriptive science and Naef … and anthropologist Adolf Remane from Kiel. …

… with Naef’s take on of idealistic morphology and clearly shows that Naef’s approach is a
mixture … form the starting point of any systematic work which uses morphological methods. Only …

… morphology in the time of Cuvier, Geoffroy St. Hilaire, Owen and, above all, Goethe.2 In this
period, extending from 1789 until 1859,3 morphology … old idealistic morphology was strongly …

… of idealistic morphology, Adolf Naef, who also … Naef was one of the crucial figures in idealistic
morphology. They called their science systematic morphology or comparative morphology (…