Biological systematics : the state of the art/ Alessandro Minelli
Yazar:Minelli, Alessandro
Materyal türü: KonuLanguage: English Yayıncı: London: Chapman & Hall, 1994Baskı: First editionTanım: xvi, 387 pages :illustrations ;24 cmİçerik türü:metin Ortam türü:aracısız Taşıyıcı türü: ciltISBN: 0412626209Konu(lar): Biology -- Classification | TaxonomyDDC sınıflandırma: 574.014 Öz: 1. Systems and classifications. 1.1. Systematics and taxonomy. 1.2. Classification versus system. 1.3. Biological classifications from Andrea Cesalpino to the New Systematics. 1.4. Evolutionary systematics. 1.5. Numerical taxonomy. 1.6. Hennig’s phylogenetic systematics. 1.7. Contrasting systematic schools. 1.8. Towards a natural system of living organisms -- 2. Some steps in comparative biology. 2.1. Characters as ‘symptoms’ for recognizing taxa. 2.2. Characters for choice. 2.3. Homology. 2.4. Homoplasy. 2.5. Character coding. 2.6. Monophyly, paraphyly, polyphyly. 2.7. Determining character polarity. 2.8. Cladograms and trees. 2.9. Numerical methods for the reconstruction of phylogeny. 2.10. Ancestors. 2.11. Fossils and cladistic analysis. 2.12. Grouping and ranking. 2.13. Phylogeny versus adaptation -- 3. Biochemical and molecular systematics. 3.1. Micromolecules. 3.2. Macromolecules -- 4. The species. 4.1. Species concepts. 4.2. Taxonomic diversity within the specieMateryal türü | Geçerli yer | Yer numarası | Durum | İade tarihi | Barkod |
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
1. Systems and classifications. 1.1. Systematics and taxonomy. 1.2. Classification versus system. 1.3. Biological classifications from Andrea Cesalpino to the New Systematics. 1.4. Evolutionary systematics. 1.5. Numerical taxonomy. 1.6. Hennig’s phylogenetic systematics. 1.7. Contrasting systematic schools. 1.8. Towards a natural system of living organisms -- 2. Some steps in comparative biology. 2.1. Characters as ‘symptoms’ for recognizing taxa. 2.2. Characters for choice. 2.3. Homology. 2.4. Homoplasy. 2.5. Character coding. 2.6. Monophyly, paraphyly, polyphyly. 2.7. Determining character polarity. 2.8. Cladograms and trees. 2.9. Numerical methods for the reconstruction of phylogeny. 2.10. Ancestors. 2.11. Fossils and cladistic analysis. 2.12. Grouping and ranking. 2.13. Phylogeny versus adaptation -- 3. Biochemical and molecular systematics. 3.1. Micromolecules. 3.2. Macromolecules -- 4. The species. 4.1. Species concepts. 4.2. Taxonomic diversity within the specie
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