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Parsimony in Systematics: Philosophical Issues
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  • 2019AREES at 50: A Semicentennial Celebration14 cited
  • 2010Cultural Transmission, Genetic Models and Palaeolithic Variability: Integrative Analytical Approaches12 cited
  • 2020Ontologically simple theories do not indicate the true nature of complex biological systems: three test cases10 cited