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History of Taxonomy
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  • 1991Reading the Shape of Nature114 cited
  • 1997J.D. Hooker, George Bentham, Asa Gray and Ferdinand Mueller on Species Limits in Theory and Practice: A Mid-Nineteenth-Century Debate and Its Repercussions.23 cited
  • 2000Species, Demes, and the Omega Taxonomy: Gilmour and The NewSystematics23 cited

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  • 2019“Reading a River” Through Google Scholar Hyperlinks: Comparing Four Major International River Systems4 cited

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