Molecular systematics and evolution : theory and practice / edited by R. DeSalle, G. Giribet and W. Wheeler.
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Basel ; Boston :
Birkhäuser Verlag,
©2002.
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Series: | EXS ;
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Table of Contents:
- Cladistics, populations and species in geographical space: the case of Heliconius butterflies / Andrew V.Z. Brower
- Species to genera: phylogenetic inference in the Hawaiian Drosophilidae / Patrick M. O'Grady
- Higher level systematic analysis of birds: current problems and possible solutions / Scott E. Stanley and Joel L. Cracraft
- Relative quality of different systematic datasets for cetartiodactyl mammals: assessments within a combined analysis framework / John Gatesy
- Phylogeny of the holometabolous insect orders based on 18S ribosomal DNA: when bad things happen to good data / Michael E. Whiting
- Relationships among metazoan phyla as inferred from 18S rRNA sequence data: a methodological approach / Gonzalo Giribet
- DNA multiple sequence alignments / Gonzalo Giribet, Ward C. Wheeler and Jyrki Muona
- Theory and practice of parallel direct optimization / Daniel A. Janies and Ward C. Wheeler
- Some statistical aspects of the maximum parsimony method / Mike Steel
- 'Pluralism' and the aims of phylogenetic research / Gonzalo Giribet, Rob DeSalle and Ward C. Wheeler
- Molecular systematics and the origin of species: new syntheses or methodological introgressions? / Paul Z. Goldstein and Andrew V.Z. Brower
- Is morphology still relevant? / Richard H. Baker and John Gatesy
- Development, homology and systematics / Ranhy Bang, Ted R. Schultz and Rob DeSalle
- Gene family phylogenetics: tracing protein evolution on trees / Joe Thornton
- Evolution of spider silk proteins: insight from phylogenetic analyses / Cheryl Y. Hayashi
- Comparative methods and evolution / Alfried P. Vogler and Andy Purvis
- The use of physiological data to corroborate cospeciation events / Michele K. Nishiguchi
- Reexamining microbial evolution through the lens of horizontal transfer / Paul J. Planet.