… Phylogenetic systematics is not theory-neutral because its deep structure embodies …
phylogenetic systematics as a part to a whole and is indistinguishable from phylogenetic systematics …

… Phylogenetic systematics is an approach to systematics that accomplishes an ordering of
organic diversity in such a way that our ideas concerning the inferred evolutionary …

… , to depict what these methods have in common and where they differ, and to search for a
common theoretical basis. Basic theories of phylogenetic systematics were originally …

… As difficult as it may be for modern methodologies to reconstruct this history, and as fraught
… core approaches of phylogenetic systematics have evolved into a suite of methodologies that …

… Systematic Zoology from 1959 to 1981. For a more in-depth study, we recommend Phylogenetics-
The Theory and Practice of Phylogenetic … the assumptions of phylogenetic systematics,…

… Perhaps his principles of phylogenetic systematics might prove to be mistaken, but no
one was going to be able to accuse his system of being confused. As far as higher taxa are …

… terminology of Haeckel, phylogeny, became one of … phylogeny with systematics: phylogenetic
systematics had been born. Two basic trends in systematics, typological and phylogenetic, …

… we related to phylogenetic systematics, namely the theory of common descent. This theory is
"… of the evolutionary process, nor is it at odds with the results of systematic analysis. As does …

… phylogeny reconstruction. This paper explores how these empiricist assumptions are embedded
in phylogenetic systematics, … -deductive method does not consider the context of theory …

… of phylogenetic systematics. A close connection is demonstrated between phylogenetics …
The compatibility of some existing clustering methods with the principles is discussed, and a …