[Taxacom] stem eudicots of NCBI

[John Grehan]

And others may agree that it is paraphyly that inflicts problems on classification.

John Grehan

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Subject: Re: [Taxacom] stem eudicots of NCBI

I think we agree on the problems inflicted on classification by strict phylogenetic monophyly as a classification principle (not a theory or scientific anything), Ken. All other disagreement is small stuff.
R.

 
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