Titlebook: Arthropod Relationships; R. A. Fortey,R. H. Thomas Book 1998 The Systematics Association 1998 Crustacea.Euarthropoda.Evolution.Fauna.Myria

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0824-7 other animal groups nearer to annelids; under this view arthropods do not belong to the clade, Eutrochozoa Ghiselin, 1988, comprising annelids, molluscs, and several other protostome phyla. This recent work is based on both morphology (Eernisse ., 1992; Schram and Ellis, 1995) and molecular sequenc

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Gaylen R. Brubaker,Jurgen H. Exnerl Emerson’s death (22 March, 1990), he and I had planned to perform a cladistic analysis of the fossil and recent arthropods using APT features. He prepared a preliminary data set, and we actually ran some analyses. A series of circumstances, however, intervened after the preparation of Schram and E

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0824-7 the support for, and discussion of the basic groups he delineated. Although the efforts of Tiegs, Manton, and Anderson (Tiegs and Manton, 1958; Manton, 1964, 1973, 1979; Anderson, 1979) to incorporate functional morphology and observational embryology diverted discussion from Snodgrass‘ basic princ

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