Principles of Systematic Zoology¶
Mayr, E. (1969). Principles of Systematic Zoology. McGraw-Hill.
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Mechanisms¶
- Category Split/Merge Review
- The tension it manages is the old one between lumpers and splitters — those who prefer few broad categories and those who prefer many narrow ones — and the use-difference threshold is what keeps that temperament from deciding the schema.
This sourceDescribes the longstanding taxonomic contrast between lumpers, who favor broad categories, and splitters, who recognize narrower distinctions.
- The tension it manages is the old one between lumpers and splitters — those who prefer few broad categories and those who prefer many narrow ones — and the use-difference threshold is what keeps that temperament from deciding the schema.
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