论文信息 - Numerical classification for taxonomic problems

Numerical classification for taxonomic problems

Abstract A new procedure for numerical classification has been developed to aid in biological classification problems, particularly at the infraspecific level or lower. The numerical classification concepts that form the basis of this procedure are identified with biological taxonomic concepts. This numerical procedure appears to be consistent with the classification methods employed by most taxonomists.

Robert H. Flake | B. L. Turner

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