Conceptual issues in phylogeny and conservation: a reply to Faith and Baker
Crozier, Ross H., Agapow, Paul-Michael, and Dunnett, Lisa J. (2006) Conceptual issues in phylogeny and conservation: a reply to Faith and Baker. Evolutionary Bioinformatics Online , 2 . pp. 197-199.
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Abstract
We trace the history of using systematics as a surrogate for phylogeny and that of 'phylogenetic diversity' and show that criticisms by Faith and Baker (2006) of our paper (Crozier, Dunnett, and Agapow 2005) are without foundation.
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| Item Type: | Article (Refereed Research - C1) |
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| Keywords: | biodiversity; evolutionary history; phylogenetic diversity; phylogeny; systematic nomenclature |
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