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A unified view of homology
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  • 2012Homology thinking103 cited
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  • 2000Defining sameness: historical, biological, and generative homology83 cited
  • 2019The Search for Common Origin: Homology Revisited75 cited
  • 2009Coherence, correspondence, and the renaissance of morphology in phylogenetic systematics74 cited
  • 2006Rejecting “the given” in systematics61 cited
  • 2018The fine structure of ‘homology’48 cited

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