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The species concept in palaeontology: Ontogeny, variability, evolution
Species and “strange species” in zoology: Do we need a “unified concept of species”?
Contributions of molecular phylogenetics to foraminiferal taxonomy: General overview and example of Pseudoeponides falsobeccarii Magali SCHWEIZER et al.
95-105 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (12)
The species concept in a long-extinct fossil group, the conodonts
Catherine GIRARD & Sabrina RENAUD
107-115 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (13)
The Linnaean binomial nomenclature in palaeontology: Its use in the case of rodents (Mammalia, Rodentia)
Monique VIANEY-LIAUD et al.
117-131 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (14)
Biodiversity and evolution in the light of morphometrics: From patterns to processes
Rémi LAFFONT et al.
133-142 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (15)
Morphological and ontogenetic criteria for defining a trilobite species: The example of Siluro-Devonian Phacopidae
Catherine CRÔNIER et al.
143-153 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (16)
Caractères ornementaux, disparité et diversité chez les Ammonitina : exemple des Kosmoceratinae (Stephanoceratoidea), Callovien moyen et supérieur (Jurassique moyen, Bassin parisien)
Contribution of residual colour patterns to the species characterization of Caenozoic molluscs (Gastropoda, Bivalvia)
Bruno CAZE et al.
171-179 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (18)
The study of fossil spider species
Erin E. SAUPE & Paul A. SELDEN
181-188 , Published on 30 April 2011, art. 10 (19)
Amber microfossils: On the validity of species concept
How many species of Araucarioxylon?
Ichnotaxonomy and ichnospecies
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