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Some dangerous trends, and a hope for the futureother, more subtle difficulties, derived from an unconscious and uncritical reliance on traditional methods, which is widespread among systematists. This is possibly the cause of the largest number of problems within systematics.

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Towards the systemurred from one field to the other. Things are changing (Nelson, 1989a), however, in so far as this distinction mirrors the prevailing state of affairs, it justifies a separate treatment of what systematists are doing at the two levels of investigation.

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Book 1993is subjective and unconstrained by universal laws. While one picture, play or poem may be internally consistent comparison between different art products is meaningless except by way of the individual artists. On the other hand modern Biological Systematics - particularly phenetics and cladistics -

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eople art is subjective and unconstrained by universal laws. While one picture, play or poem may be internally consistent comparison between different art products is meaningless except by way of the individual artists. On the other hand modern Biological Systematics - particularly phenetics and cla