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With respect to the recent thread on neutralism and evolution,
I refer the interested reader to the following:

OHTA, Tomoko. 1992. The nearly neutral theory of molecular
evolution. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 23: 263-286.

I only got my copy in the mail this morning, and read the first
ten pages or so, but it seems to be quite lucid and thorough,
as one would expect both from Ohta and Ann Rev.

In the same volume there is an article titled "Phylogenetic
Taxonomy", which can no doubt shed light on our discussion of
cladistics, species, and the like (authors: Kevin de Queiros and
Jacques Gauthier; pp. 449-480).

So you should know....

Josh Hayes
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