PhilosophyBiology
B. Mishler, R. Brandon
1987.10.1BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY
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The widespread use of the “biological species concept” is flawed for two reasons: because of a failure to distinguish grouping from ranking criteria and because of an unwarranted emphasis on the importance of interbreeding as a universal causal factor controlling evolutionary diversification.
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MISHLER, B.; BRANDON, R. Individuality, pluralism, and the phylogenetic species concept. BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY, 1987, 2: 397–414.