| Description |
xx, 518 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Pt. 1. Introduction. Ch. 1. Introduction. Ch. 2. Biological Nomenclature -- Pt. 2. Recognizing Species. Ch. 3. Species and Their Discovery. Ch. 4. Establishing Identity: The Literature Search. Ch. 5. Establishing Identity: Using Museum Collections -- Pt. 3. Writing Species Descriptions. Ch. 6. Species Descriptions in Taxonomy. Ch. 7. Headings and Synonymies. Ch. 8. Naming Species: Etymology. Ch. 9. Type and Voucher Material. Ch. 10. Diagnosis. Ch. 11. Description Section. Ch. 12. Taxonomic Discussion Section. Ch. 13. The Ecology Section. Ch. 14. Occurrence and Distribution. Ch. 15. Material Examined. Ch. 16. Publication -- Pt. 4. Beyond Species Description. Ch. 17. Subspecies. Ch. 18. Genus-Level Description and Revision. Ch. 19. Keys. Ch. 20. Description of Higher Taxa. Ch. 21. Common Problems. Ch. 22. Further Studies in Systematics |
| Analysis |
Classification |
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Methodology |
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Species |
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Taxonomy |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Biology -- Classification.
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Biology -- Nomenclature.
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Species.
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| LC no. |
99014019 |
| ISBN |
0231068247 |
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0231068255 (paperback) |
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