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Authors	Year	Title
G. Nelson	1992	Why, after all, must it?
J. G. Lundberg	1972	Wagner trees and ancestors
J. P. Huelsenbeck	1991	Tree-length skewness: an indicator of phylogenetic signal
J. P. Heulsenbeck	1991	Tree-length skewness: an indicator of phlogenetic signal
W. R. Buck	1986	Traditional methods in taxonomy: a personal approbation
A. Backland, Bremer K.	1998	To be or not to be: Principles of classification and monotypic plant families
A. Backlund, Bremer K.	1998	To be or not to be - principles of classification and monotypic plant families
D. R. Brooks, Wiley E. O.	1985	Theories and methods in different approaches to phylogenetic systematics
V. A. Funk	1983	The value of natural classification
P. D. Ashlock	1974	The Uses of Cladistics
H. P. Linder, Davidse G.	1997	The systematics of Tribolium Desv. (Danthonieae:Poaeae)
J. G. West	1987	The role of cladistics in generic delimitation
J. S. Farris	1989	The retention and the rescaled consistency index
N. Snow	1996	The phylogenetic paradigm of comparative biology - a response to Hedberg
D. H. Colless	1969	The phylogenetic fallacy revisited
D. H. Colless	1967	The phylogenetic fallacy
J. S. Farris	1985	The pattern of cladistics
W. G. Inglis	1966	The Observational Basis of Homology
C. A. Meacham, Duncan T.	1987	The necessity of convex groups in bioliogical classifocation
R. A. Pimental, Riggins R.	1987	The nature of cladistic data
O. A. Saether	1986	The myth of objectivity - post-Hennigian deviations
J. S. Farris	1983	The logical basis of phlogenetic analysis
M. J. Donoghue, Cantino P. D.	1984	The Logic and Limitations of the Outgroup Substitution Approach to Cladistic Analysis
D. L. Hull	1979	The limits of cladism
J. Lowenstein, Zihlman A.	1988	The Invisible Ape
C. Patterson	1988	The impact of evolutinary theories on systematics
K. Thiele	1993	The Holy Grail of the perfect character: the cladistic treatment of morphometric data
McNeill, J.	1983	The future of numerical methods in plant systematics
D. L. Lipscomb	1985	The eukaryotic kingdoms
R. R. Sokal	1985	The continuing search for order
D. R. Kaplan	1984	The concept of homology and its central role in the elucidation of plants systematic relationships
E. O. Wiley, Siegel-Causey, D., Brooks, D. R., Funk, V. A.	1991	The compleat cladist: A primer of phylogenetic procedures
W. Frank Lamboy	1994	The Accuracy of the Maximum Parsimony Method for Phylogeny Reconstruction with Morphological Characters
R. J. Mason-Gamer, Kellogg E. A.	1996	Testing for phylogenetic conflict among molecular data sets in the tribe Triticeae (Gramineae)
R. K. Brummitt	1997	Taxonomy versus cladonomy, a fundamental controversy in biological systematics
A. van den Borre	1994	Taxonomy of the Chloridoideae (Poaceae), with special reference to the genus Eragrostis
N. I. Platnick	1986	Taxonomic methods and evolutionary cladistics
E. Mayr	1995	Systems of ordering data
N. I. Platnick	1988	Systematics, evolution and biogeography: A Dutch treat
C. J. Humphries, Chappill J. A.	1988	Systematics as Science:A Response to Cronquist
A. B. Smith	1994	Systematics and the fossil record:documentary evolutionary patterns
G. Nelson, Platnick N. I.	1981	Systematics and Biogeography, Cladistics and Vicariance
K. E. Wills, Whalley, R. D. B., Bruhl, J. J.	2000	Systematic Studies in Paniceae (Poaceae): Homopholis and Whalleya gen. et sp. nov
K. Elizabeth Wills	1996	Systematic studies in Homopholis (Poaceae: Panicoideae: Paniceae)
R. J. Raven	1985	Symposium on cladistics, systematics, and phylogeny:the first for Australia
K. Bremer	1985	Summary of green plant phylogeny and classification
J. B. Phipps	1967	Studies in the Arundinelleae (Gramineae) VIII. The phylogeny - a hypothesis
P. Ax	1985	Stem species and the stem lineage concept
L. Prendini	2000	Species or Supraspecific Taxa as TErminals in Cladistic Analysis? Groundplans versus Exaemplars revisited
M. Luckow	1995	Species concepts: assumptions, methods, and applications