Nodes: 1643, Authors: 1821, Journals: 318, Outer References: 60287, Words: 4282
Collection span: 1972 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1	1	11	37 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (1): 1-16 PLATNICK NI; NELSON G METHOD OF ANALYSIS FOR HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY	190	190
2	3	48	40 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (2): 159-188 ROSEN DE VICARIANT PATTERNS AND HISTORICAL EXPLANATION IN BIOGEOGRAPHY	157	345
3	0	3	486 1991 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 7 (4): 337-343 PLATNICK NI; GRISWOLD CE; CODDINGTON JA ON MISSING ENTRIES IN CLADISTIC-ANALYSIS	155	155
4	2	13	74 1979 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 28 (4): 537-546 PLATNICK NI PHILOSOPHY AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF CLADISTICS	140	140
5	1	19	139 1981 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 30 (1): 1-11 WATROUS LE; WHEELER QD THE OUT-GROUP COMPARISON METHOD OF CHARACTER ANALYSIS	89	696
6	9	170	470 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 22: 565-592 CODDINGTON JA; LEVI HW SYSTEMATICS AND EVOLUTION OF SPIDERS (ARANEAE)	85	181
7	2	18	393 1989 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 5 (2): 145-161 PLATNICK NI AN EMPIRICAL-COMPARISON OF MICROCOMPUTER PARSIMONY PROGRAMS .2.	80	80
8	1	9	27 1977 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 26 (4): 438-442 PLATNICK NI CLADOGRAMS, PHYLOGENETIC TREES, AND HYPOTHESIS TESTING	61	60
9	1	14	487 1991 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 7 (4): 351-366 NELSON G; PLATNICK NI 3-TAXON STATEMENTS - A MORE PRECISE USE OF PARSIMONY	54	54
10	4	25	591 1993 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 9 (1): 83-91 GOLOBOFF PA ESTIMATING CHARACTER WEIGHTS DURING TREE-SEARCH	53	232
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
11	2	34	71 1979 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 28 (4): 483-519 FARRIS JS INFORMATION-CONTENT OF THE PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEM	49	140
12	8	97	488 1991 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 7 (4): 367-394 DEPINNA MCC CONCEPTS AND TESTS OF HOMOLOGY IN THE CLADISTIC PARADIGM	48	227
13	2	24	79 1980 BIOSCIENCE 30 (5): 339-343 NELSON G; PLATNICK NI A VICARIANCE APPROACH TO HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY	47	47
14	40	179	713 1995 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 26: 373-401 MORRONE JJ; CRISCI JV HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY - INTRODUCTION TO METHODS	46	142
15	9	126	973 1998 ZOOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY 123 (1): 1-99 Griswold CE; Coddington JA; Hormiga G; Scharff N Phylogeny of the orb-web building spiders (Araneae, Orbiculariae : Deinopoidea, Araneoidea)	45	71
16	11	63	374 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (3): 254-270 PAGE RDM QUANTITATIVE CLADISTIC BIOGEOGRAPHY - CONSTRUCTING AND COMPARING AREA CLADOGRAMS	44	97
17	1	16	625 1993 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 42 (4): 576-581 MADDISON WP MISSING DATA VERSUS MISSING CHARACTERS IN PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS	44	119
18	14	41	436 1990 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 6 (2): 119-136 PAGE RDM COMPONENT ANALYSIS - A VALIANT FAILURE	41	118
19	18	114	852 1997 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 13 (1-2): 81-96 Kluge AG Testability and the refutation and corroboration of cladistic hypotheses	41	114
20	6	272	348 1988 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 4 (2): 105-209 GAUTHIER J; KLUGE AG; ROWE T AMNIOTE PHYLOGENY AND THE IMPORTANCE OF FOSSILS	40	414
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
21	36	196	341 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 19: 513-542 WILEY EO VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY	39	125
22	10	41	375 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (3): 271-290 WILEY EO PARSIMONY ANALYSIS AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY	39	106
23	1	49	517 1991 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 40 (3): 315-328 MADDISON DR THE DISCOVERY AND IMPORTANCE OF MULTIPLE ISLANDS OF MOST-PARSIMONIOUS TREES	39	532
24	5	106	114 1981 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 12: 195-223 PATTERSON C SIGNIFICANCE OF FOSSILS IN DETERMINING EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS	38	134
25	4	20	505 1991 JOURNAL OF NATURAL HISTORY 25 (5): 1083-1088 PLATNICK NI PATTERNS OF BIODIVERSITY - TROPICAL VS TEMPERATE	38	38
26	11	53	377 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (4): 315-328 KLUGE AG PARSIMONY IN VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY - A QUANTITATIVE METHOD AND A GREATER ANTILLEAN EXAMPLE	37	69
27	10	31	372 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (3): 221-236 CRACRAFT J DEEP-HISTORY BIOGEOGRAPHY - RETRIEVING THE HISTORICAL PATTERN OF EVOLVING CONTINENTAL BIOTAS	36	85
28	7	44	437 1990 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 6 (3): 211-223 NIXON KC; WHEELER QD AN AMPLIFICATION OF THE PHYLOGENETIC SPECIES CONCEPT	36	295
29	4	36	167 1982 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 31 (1): 25-34 BEATTY J CLASSES AND CLADISTS	35	60
30	12	88	69 1979 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 28 (4): 416-440 HULL DL LIMITS OF CLADISM	34	65
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
31	0	27	9 1976 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 25 (2): 101-109 PLATNICK NI DRIFTING SPIDERS OR CONTINENTS - VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY OF SPIDER SUBFAMILY LARONIINAE (ARANEAE-GNAPHOSIDAE)	33	33
32	8	73	349 1988 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 4 (4): 317-338 DEQUEIROZ K; DONOGHUE MJ PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMATICS AND THE SPECIES PROBLEM	33	173
33	8	34	394 1989 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 5 (2): 167-182 PAGE RDM COMMENTS ON COMPONENT-COMPATIBILITY IN HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY	33	57
34	9	79	595 1993 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 9 (2): 183-199 KLUGE AG; WOLF AJ CLADISTICS - WHATS IN A WORD	33	223
35	7	30	519 1991 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 40 (4): 470-485 NELSON G; LADIGES PY 3-AREA STATEMENTS - STANDARD ASSUMPTIONS FOR BIOGEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS	32	52
36	9	45	1004 1999 JOURNAL OF ARACHNOLOGY 27 (1): 53-63 Griswold CE; Coddington JA; Platnick NI; Forster RR Towards a phylogeny of entelegyne spiders (Araneae, Araneomorphae, Entelegynae)	32	32
37	17	68	656 1994 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 10 (2): 99-153 MORRONE JJ; CARPENTER JM IN SEARCH OF A METHOD FOR CLADISTIC BIOGEOGRAPHY - AN EMPIRICAL-COMPARISON OF COMPONENT ANALYSIS, BROOKS PARSIMONY ANALYSIS, AND 3 AREA STATEMENTS	31	57
38	2	12	730 1995 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 11 (3): 309-315 Pleijel F On character coding for phylogeny reconstruction	31	89
39	2	17	25 1977 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 26 (4): 380-385 PLATNICK NI; CAMERON HD CLADISTIC METHODS IN TEXTUAL, LINGUISTIC, AND PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS	30	30
40	14	138	530 1992 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 23: 449-480 DEQUEIROZ K; GAUTHIER J PHYLOGENETIC TAXONOMY	30	286
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
41	5	19	696 1994 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 43 (3): 438-441 MORRONE JJ ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS OF ENDEMISM	30	67
42	13	176	904 1997 ZOOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY 120 (4): 355-434 Scharff N; Coddington JA A phylogenetic analysis of the orb-weaving spider family Araneidae (Arachnida, Araneae)	30	59
43	3	200	77 1980 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 11: 333-358 STEVENS PF EVOLUTIONARY POLARITY OF CHARACTER STATES	29	179
44	2	3	105 1980 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 29 (1): 86-91 NELSON G; PLATNICK NI MULTIPLE BRANCHING IN CLADOGRAMS - 2 INTERPRETATIONS	29	29
45	3	101	244 1985 ANNALS OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN 72 (4): 660-680 BROOKS DR HISTORICAL ECOLOGY - A NEW APPROACH TO STUDYING THE EVOLUTION OF ECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS	29	130
46	3	38	539 1992 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 8 (2): 147-153 CARPENTER JM RANDOM CLADISTICS	29	105
47	14	144	662 1994 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 10 (3): 259-294 FROST DR; KLUGE AG A CONSIDERATION OF EPISTEMOLOGY IN SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SPECIES	29	92
48	5	41	537 1992 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 8 (1): 45-65 LIPSCOMB DL PARSIMONY, HOMOLOGY AND THE ANALYSIS OF MULTISTATE CHARACTERS	28	76
49	2	31	780 1996 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 12 (2): 99-124 Farris JS; Albert VA; Kallersjo M; Lipscomb D; Kluge AG Parsimony jackknifing outperforms neighbor-joining	27	479
50	0	0	10 1976 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 25 (2): 198-199 PLATNICK NI ARE MONOTYPIC GENERA POSSIBLE	26	26
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
51	2	6	47 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (4): 474-477 NELSON G; PLATNICK NI PERILS OF PLESIOMORPHY - WIDESPREAD TAXA, DISPERSAL, AND PHENETIC BIOGEOGRAPHY	26	26
52	4	57	65 1979 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 28 (3): 308-337 WILEY EO ANNOTATED LINNAEAN HIERARCHY, WITH COMMENTS ON NATURAL TAXA AND COMPETING SYSTEMS	26	105
53	9	88	333 1987 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 36 (1): 1-17 PAGE RDM GRAPHS AND GENERALIZED TRACKS - QUANTIFYING CROIZAT PANBIOGEOGRAPHY	26	43
54	13	52	693 1994 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 43 (1): 58-77 PAGE RDM MAPS BETWEEN TREES AND CLADISTIC-ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS AMONG GENES, ORGANISMS, AND AREAS	26	151
55	0	0	1407 2003 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 18 (2): 65-66 Lipscomb D; PLATNICK NI; Wheeler Q The intellectual content of taxonomy: a comment on DNA taxonomy	26	26
56	1	54	212 1984 BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 178 (1): 1-106 FORSTER RR; PLATNICK NI A REVIEW OF THE ARCHAEID SPIDERS AND THEIR RELATIVES, WITH NOTES ON THE LIMITS OF THE SUPERFAMILY PALPIMANOIDEA (ARACHNIDA, ARANEAE)	25	25
57	1	25	559 1992 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 41 (4): 436-445 BREMER K ANCESTRAL AREAS - A CLADISTIC REINTERPRETATION OF THE CENTER OF ORIGIN CONCEPT	25	130
58	0	3	11 1976 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 25 (3): 294-295 PLATNICK NI CONCEPTS OF DISPERSAL IN HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY	24	24
59	3	53	38 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (1): 17-26 WILEY EO EVOLUTIONARY SPECIES CONCEPT RECONSIDERED	24	260
60	1	31	147 1982 AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST 22 (2): 411-424 CRACRAFT J GEOGRAPHIC DIFFERENTIATION, CLADISTICS, AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY - RECONSTRUCTING THE TEMPO AND MODE OF EVOLUTION	24	55
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
61	5	189	164 1982 QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOGY 57 (4): 379-404 FELSENSTEIN J NUMERICAL-METHODS FOR INFERRING EVOLUTIONARY TREES	24	466
62	8	366	252 1985 BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 182 (1): 1-175 RAVEN RJ THE SPIDER INFRAORDER MYGALOMORPHAE (ARANEAE) - CLADISTICS AND SYSTEMATICS	24	59
63	6	41	274 1985 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 34 (3): 280-299 DEQUEIROZ K THE ONTOGENETIC METHOD FOR DETERMINING CHARACTER POLARITY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMATICS	24	108
64	4	18	694 1994 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 43 (2): 261-266 HAROLD AS; MOOI RD AREAS OF ENDEMISM - DEFINITION AND RECOGNITION CRITERIA	24	47
65	6	122	704 1994 ZOOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY 111 (1): 1-71 HORMIGA G CLADISTICS AND THE COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF LINYPHIID SPIDERS AND THEIR RELATIVES (ARANEAE, ARANEOIDEA, LINYPHIIDAE)	24	26
66	3	30	759 1995 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 44 (4): 501-514 Wilkinson M Coping with abundant missing entries in phylogenetic inference using parsimony	24	90
67	1	9	21 1977 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 26 (2): 195-200 PLATNICK NI PARAPHYLETIC AND POLYPHYLETIC GROUPS	23	23
68	9	60	230 1984 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 33 (1): 1-13 CRAW RC; WESTON P PANBIOGEOGRAPHY - A PROGRESSIVE RESEARCH-PROGRAM	23	39
69	11	71	462 1990 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 39 (4): 307-322 DEQUEIROZ K; GAUTHIER J PHYLOGENY AS A CENTRAL PRINCIPLE IN TAXONOMY - PHYLOGENETIC DEFINITIONS OF TAXON NAMES	23	237
70	4	28	483 1991 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 7 (3): 215-232 GOLOBOFF PA HOMOPLASY AND THE CHOICE AMONG CLADOGRAMS	23	112
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
71	2	17	391 1989 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 5 (1): 33-47 MICKEVICH MF; PLATNICK NI ON THE INFORMATION-CONTENT OF CLASSIFICATIONS	22	22
72	4	11	785 1996 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 12 (3): 243-252 Platnick NI; Humphries CJ; Nelson G; Williams DM Is Farris optimization perfect?: Three-taxon statements and multiple branching	22	22
73	1	9	168 1982 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 31 (3): 282-284 PLATNICK NI DEFINING CHARACTERS AND EVOLUTIONARY GROUPS	21	21
74	3	16	237 1984 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 33 (3): 328-335 PLATNICK NI; NELSON G COMPOSITE AREAS IN VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY	21	21
75	6	74	363 1988 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 55 (2): 238-259 DEQUEIROZ K SYSTEMATICS AND THE DARWINIAN REVOLUTION	21	69
76	11	59	903 1997 ZOOLOGICA SCRIPTA 26 (4): 349-360 Kluge AG Sophisticated falsification and research cycles: Consequences for differential character weighting in phylogenetic systematics	21	56
77	8	43	149 1982 AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST 22 (2): 441-452 ENDLER JA PROBLEMS IN DISTINGUISHING HISTORICAL FROM ECOLOGICAL FACTORS IN BIOGEOGRAPHY	20	126
78	8	77	351 1988 EVOLUTION 42 (3): 603-620 CRACRAFT J; PRUM RO PATTERNS AND PROCESSES OF DIVERSIFICATION - SPECIATION AND HISTORICAL CONGRUENCE IN SOME NEOTROPICAL BIRDS	20	97
79	2	61	371 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (2): 142-155 OHARA RJ HOMAGE TO CLIO, OR, TOWARD AN HISTORICAL PHILOSOPHY FOR EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY	20	87
80	6	61	414 1989 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 38 (3): 214-227 BRYANT HN AN EVALUATION OF CLADISTIC AND CHARACTER ANALYSES AS HYPOTHETICO-DEDUCTIVE PROCEDURES, AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR CHARACTER WEIGHTING	20	50
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
81	12	25	432 1990 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 6 (1): 61-75 DEQUEIROZ K; DONOGHUE MJ PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMATICS OR NELSONS VERSION OF CLADISTICS	20	55
82	15	53	599 1993 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 9 (2): 246-259 KLUGE AG 3-TAXON TRANSFORMATION IN PHYLOGENETIC INFERENCE - AMBIGUITY AND DISTORTION AS REGARDS EXPLANATORY POWER	20	24
83	5	82	715 1995 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY 43 (4): 313-364 HORMIGA G; EBERHARD WG; CODDINGTON JA WEB-CONSTRUCTION BEHAVIOR IN AUSTRALIAN PHONOGNATHA AND THE PHYLOGENY OF NEPHILINE AND TETRAGNATHID SPIDERS (ARANEAE, TETRAGNATHIDAE)	20	37
84	0	335	2 1973 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY 18: 305-348 TURNBULL AL ECOLOGY OF TRUE SPIDERS (ARANEOMORPHAE)	19	182
85	1	40	39 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (1): 88-104 MCDOWALL RM GENERALIZED TRACKS AND DISPERSAL IN BIOGEOGRAPHY	19	54
86	0	2	46 1978 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 27 (4): 472-474 PLATNICK NI GAPS AND PREDICTION IN CLASSIFICATION	19	19
87	5	87	291 1986 EVOLUTION 40 (5): 977-996 CRACRAFT J ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF CONTINENTAL BIOTAS - SPECIATION AND HISTORICAL CONGRUENCE WITHIN THE AUSTRALIAN AVIFAUNA	19	64
88	1	38	472 1991 BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 55 (3): 235-254 VANEWRIGHT RI; HUMPHRIES CJ; WILLIAMS PH WHAT TO PROTECT - SYSTEMATICS AND THE AGONY OF CHOICE	19	425
89	6	97	575 1993 ANNALS OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN 80 (3): 528-580 CHASE MW; SOLTIS DE; OLMSTEAD RG; MORGAN D; LES DH; et al. PHYLOGENETICS OF SEED PLANTS - AN ANALYSIS OF NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCES FROM THE PLASTID GENE RBCL	19	1036
90	1	26	70 1979 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 28 (4): 441-450 ASHLOCK PD EVOLUTIONARY SYSTEMATISTS VIEW OF CLASSIFICATION	18	38
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
91	4	44	322 1987 BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 185 (1): 1-116 FORSTER RR; PLATNICK NI; GRAY MR A REVIEW OF THE SPIDER SUPERFAMILIES HYPOCHILOIDEA AND AUSTROCHILOIDEA (ARANEAE, ARANEOMORPHAE)	18	18
92	4	23	433 1990 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 6 (1): 77-81 WHEELER QD; NIXON KC ANOTHER WAY OF LOOKING AT THE SPECIES PROBLEM - A REPLY TO DEQUEIROZ AND DONOGHUE	18	47
93	4	7	560 1992 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 41 (4): 490-494 NELSON G; LADIGES PY INFORMATION-CONTENT AND FRACTIONAL WEIGHT OF 3-ITEM STATEMENTS	18	19
94	6	42	245 1985 ANNALS OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN 72 (4): 681-715 FUNK VA PHYLOGENETIC PATTERNS AND HYBRIDIZATION	17	80
95	1	17	309 1986 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 35 (1): 102-109 WHEELER QD CHARACTER WEIGHTING AND CLADISTIC-ANALYSIS	17	41
96	3	33	335 1987 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 36 (2): 175-195 SIMBERLOFF D CALCULATING PROBABILITIES THAT CLADOGRAMS MATCH - A METHOD OF BIOGEOGRAPHICAL INFERENCE	17	53
97	3	76	379 1988 SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY 37 (4): 366-384 NOONAN GR BIOGEOGRAPHY OF NORTH-AMERICAN AND MEXICAN INSECTS, AND A CRITIQUE OF VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY	17	39
98	4	67	752 1995 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 44 (1): 64-76 MIYAMOTO MM; FITCH WM TESTING SPECIES PHYLOGENIES AND PHYLOGENETIC METHODS WITH CONGRUENCE	17	282
99	2	9	753 1995 SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY 44 (1): 108-111 WILKINSON M ARBITRARY RESOLUTIONS, MISSING ENTRIES, AND THE PROBLEM OF ZERO-LENGTH BRANCHES IN PARSIMONY ANALYSIS	17	23
100	11	36	856 1997 CLADISTICS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE WILLI HENNIG SOCIETY 13 (3): 275-283 Hawkins JA; Hughes CE; Scotland RW Primary homology assessment, characters and character states	17	56

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