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Re: Dilophosaurus
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- Subject: Re: Dilophosaurus
- From: Augusto Haro <augustoharo@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 15:24:28 -0300
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What I like of the definitions of Avepoda and some other Paulian names
in "Dinosaurs of the Air" (2002) is the use of of
apomorphy+clade-based taxon names. As long as the problem of
apomorphy-based names was the possibility of convergence (and to what
clade acquiring the feature the name goes), this was explicitly
prevented in apomorphy+clade-based names. These seem to have great
use, overall if the clade used is a LITU (is it right to call "clade"
to a leaf?). I would like to know from those among you with better
knowledge of the Phylocode what does it say about this practice.
Cheers,
Augusto.