… 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, …

… Molecular data appropriately joins comparative morphology, the fossil record, and studies
of embryonic development to expand and enrich our insights into patterns of relationships …

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outdated, … renaissance.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

… systematics, and were similarly critical of established approaches. The phylogenetic systematists
… be using to construct the tree, molecular or morphological, eg, the number of nucleotide …

… of morphological evolution in miniature fishes. While we show that phylogenetic information
does … Our work demonstrates how complex morphological data sets can be interrogated with …

… renaissance of morphology mostly due to significant leaps in imaging techniques and the
advent of 3D digital data. Modern large-scale morphological … terms in phylogenetic systematics. …

… morphology with its main task being an analysis of … actually be considered a certain revival
of the biosystematic theme in … recent development of phylogenetic systematics means that the …

… Thus, while focusing on the biological nomenclature of taxa, this book covers also key
notions of evolutionary biology, phylogenetics, systematics, paleontology and philosophy of …

… Another reason for the slower and limited adoption of model-based phylogenetic methods
in paleontology is that morphological trait evolution is more difficult to model than that of …