SSB: Volume 48, Number 2, June 1999

Volume 48, Number 2, June 1999

CONTENTS

Abstracts only

Combined molecular phylogenetic analysis of the Orthoptera (Arthropoda, Insecta) and implications for their higher systematics--- P. K. Flook, S. Klee, and C. H. F. Rowell
- Flook et al. data set
Phylogenetic relationships and tempo of early diversification in Anolis lizards--- Todd R. Jackman, Allan Larson, Kevin de Queiroz, and Jonathan B. Losos
- Jackman et al. data set
Maximum likelihood analysis of gene-based and structure-based process partitions, using mammalian mitochondrial genomes--- Ronald W. DeBry
Type I error and the power of the s-test: old lessons from a new, analytically justified statistical test for phylogenies--- Marcos A. Antezana and Richard R. Hudson
Effect of nonindependent substitution on phylogenetic accuracy--- John P. Huelsenbeck and Rasmus Nielsen
Definitions in phylogenetic taxonomy: critique and rationale--- Paul C. Sereno
Charles Darwin's views of classification in theory and practice--- Kevin Padian
Coding polymorphism for phylogeny reconstruction--- D. J. Kornet and Hubert Turner
Discriminating and locating character covariance: an application of permutation tail probability (PTP) analyses--- Jinzhong Fu and Robert W. Murphy

POINTS OF VIEW

Is the rate of molecular evolution inversely related to body size?--- Joseph B. Slowinski and Brian S. Arbogast
Apomorphy distribution is an importand aspect of cladogram symmetry--- Paul N. Pearson
Reconciling kingdoms with codes of nomenclature: is it necessary?--- Will H. Blackwell and Martha J. Powell

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