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Symposium & ≪Speciazione: tempi e modi>

Some remarks on the influence of historical bias in our approach to systematics and the so called ≪species problem≫

Alberto M. Simonetta Dipartimento di Biologia Animale e Genetica ≪L. Pardi≫, Università di Firenze, via Romana 17, Firenze, I‐50125, Italy
Pages 37-44 | Published online: 28 Jan 2009

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A. M. Simonetta. (2014) Something to think about (Part 1). Do “species” really exist in Nature or are they just necessary intellectual tools?. Italian Journal of Zoology 81:2, pages 162-181.
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Michele Luzzatto, Claudia Palestrini & Pietro Passerin D'entrèves. (2000) Hologenesis: The last and lost theory of evolutionary change. Italian Journal of Zoology 67:1, pages 129-138.
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AlbertoM. Simonetta. (1999) Is parsimony a justified criterion in the assessment of possible phylogenetic reconstructions?. Italian Journal of Zoology 66:2, pages 159-169.
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