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Morphological variation and homoplasy: the challenge of Paleozoic coral systematics

Webb, G.E.

Year1996
Source rolesystematic-review
DOI / ID10.1017/S1089332600000085

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taxonomy · morphology · methods

Systematic review of character variation and homoplasy in Paleozoic corals; historical assignments remain sensitive to preservation and coding.

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taxonomy · medium

A systematic review shows that morphological variation and homoplasy complicate Paleozoic coral, including rugose-coral, classification; Rugosa is therefore retained as a fossil systematic unit without claiming exact ancestry or endpoints.

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