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Journal Article
The Phylogenetic Definition of Reptilia
2004
Overview
Recent morphological and molecular studies have challenged conventional hypotheses concerning the affinities of turtles, and this has led to unexpected and undocumented changes in the composition of the well-known taxon Reptilia, with additional ramifications for the nomenclature of some of its included taxa. Modesto and Anderson examine the consequences of the application of priority to the nomen Reptilia as their understanding of early amniote interrelationships has progressed over the past two decades, and offer a new definition that brings the phylogenetic concept of this taxon name into line with both currently accepted conventions of Phylogenetic Nomenclature and historical usage.
Publisher
Society of Systematic Zoology,Taylor and Francis,Oxford University Press
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