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- "Form follows function" trumps and "phenotype follows genotype"
- "Long-branch attraction" - problem for molecular data, limited to the same four unordered alternatives per character
- "The Contribution of Paleontology to Ornithology" - diversity of modern birds, fossils and avian tree of life
- "Tree of Life" (TOL), premature - antithetical, to objective of the program
- Chronology of recent analyses of phylogeny of modern Pelecaniformes - with critical analytical criteria
- DNA hybridization and demise of molecular phenetics - Sibley & Ahlquist's (1990) quintessential phenetics of DNA-DNA hybridization
- Early roots and applications of cladistics - in phenotypic contexts, as morphological characters
- Higher-order phylogenetic studies - phenotypic variations, within and among related characters, rendering assessments of homology, problematic
- Market-driven editorial filters - obstacles to publication of phenotypic phylogenetics of modern taxa
- Progress and obstacles - in phylogenetics of modern birds
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Livezey, B. C. (2011). Progress and Obstacles in the Phylogenetics of Modern Birds. In Living Dinosaurs: The Evolutionary History of Modern Birds (pp. 115–145). John Wiley and Sons. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119990475.ch4
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