March 1, 1998Systematic Biology530 citationsOpen Access

Taxonomic Sampling, Phylogenetic Accuracy, and Investigator Bias

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David M. Hillis, D. Cannatella; Taxonomic Sampling, Phylogenetic Accuracy, and Investigator Bias, Systematic Biology, Volume 47, Issue 1, 1 March 1998, Pages 3–

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