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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137766ive reality to which it corresponds.’ Accordingly, ‘a(chǎn) scientific classification is based upon an understanding of the objects classified, and ... any characters are therefore epiphen-omenal.’ (Both quotations from Ghiselin, 1987, p.132). In this sense, characters should be regarded as ‘symptoms’ of

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,Nichtendokrine hypothalamische St?rungen,erse, both in theory and in the operational aspects of gathering and handling data. A broad distinction should be made between the systematic studies of (a) the different classes of micromolecules or chemical phenotypes and (b) macromolecules which are more or less close to the core of hereditary in

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,Nichtendokrine hypothalamische St?rungen,n biology and philosophy of science have contributed substantially to the debate. The literature concerning the theoretical and operational aspects of the species problem, as well as the related field of speciation mechanisms, has grown to an enormous size. Important monographs published during the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137766s given by Gaston and May (1992), following an estimate provided in 1985 by the US National Science Foundation. By comparison, Gaston and May say 588 tax-onomists are working in Australia today. I estimate that there are 20 000–30 000 systematists working all over the world today. It is difficult to

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Neuropathologische Biopsie-Diagnostiksserine birds (but see the later comments by Fitzpatrick (1988), Vermeij (1988) and Kochmer and Wagner (1988) and Raikow’s (1988) reply). I cannot agree with Raikow’s views, as it is difficult to disprove the fact that there are more types of cats than there are types of elephants and more types of

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Muskelerkrankungen — Diagnostische übersichtave dealt with in Chapter 9 reappear on a grand scale, when dealing with cats, cattle and cabbages. Theoretical and practical issues seldom contrast so vividly as when circumscribing species within cultivated ., and their wild and weedy relatives.