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The Why and How of Species
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  • 1935A Critique of the Species Concept in Biology290 cited
  • 1974The Species Problem240 cited
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  • 1976Species Concepts and Definitions144 cited

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  • 2019Species as natural entities, instrumental units and ranked taxa: new perspectives on the grouping and ranking problems42 cited
  • 2002Ernst Mayr through Time on the Biological Species Concept ? a Conceptual Analysis40 cited
  • 2009Why Organizational Ecology Is Not a Darwinian Research Program33 cited
  • 1994Ernst Mayr, naturalist: His contributions to systematics and evolution33 cited
  • 2004Leopold von Buch's legacy: treating species as dynamic natural entities, or why geography matters12 cited

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