Principles of systematic zoology

By:

Ernst Mayr

Contributor(s):

Ashlock, Peter D

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York McGraw Hill, Inc. 1991Edition: 2nd edDescription: xx,475p. PB 22.8x15cmISBN:

9780071127011

Subject(s):

Zoology

DDC classification:

23 591 MAYP

Summary: This text is intended for senior or postgraduate courses in systematics, particularly animal taxonomy. Practical suggestions for taxonomic practice are included and explanations of the basic concepts of taxonomy are emphasized as well as the definition of traditional terms used in taxonomy. The treatment of taxonomy is in two parts. Part A is devoted to microtaxonomy and Part B is devoted to macro taxonomy. There is a new chapter on the methods of numerical taxonomy, and an extensive treatment of the new approaches in taxonomy.

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This text is intended for senior or postgraduate courses in systematics, particularly animal taxonomy. Practical suggestions for taxonomic practice are included and explanations of the basic concepts of taxonomy are emphasized as well as the definition of traditional terms used in taxonomy. The treatment of taxonomy is in two parts. Part A is devoted to microtaxonomy and Part B is devoted to macro taxonomy. There is a new chapter on the methods of numerical taxonomy, and an extensive treatment of the new approaches in taxonomy.

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