Definition of systematics in English:

systematics

plural noun sɪstəˈmatɪksˌsɪstəˈmædɪks

treated as singular The branch of biology that deals with classification and nomenclature; taxonomy.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mike used three examples of a correction of paleontology by molecular systematics and vice versa to show that both disciplines need each other.
- The two main methods for developing phylogenies in palaeontology are evolutionary systematics and phylogenetic systematics or cladism.
- More detailed studies of the systematics and evolution are currently in progress for selected taxa.
- These surveys have addressed problems in population genetics, systematics, ecology, and conservation biology.
- Among these, we will take up the Cambrian explosion and its relation to paleontology and systematics.
- Thus, in a tangible and pragmatic sense, systematics is the framework for all comparative biology.
- Explicit, universal meanings are critical if paleontology is to play a central role in systematics and evolutionary biology.
- There he got his first taste of applying the tools of molecular biology to systematics and phylogenetic research.
- All of them are primarily papers about systematics and taxonomy.
- Just like phenetic systematics, cladistics takes advantage of the availability of computer software to analyze large data sets.
- Mathematically trained, he was interested both in systematics and biometry.
- Section two deals with systematics, how dinosaurs are grouped into larger categories, and how those groups are related to each other.
- This chapter alone makes the book an excellent resource for any course in phylogenetic systematics.
- Activity at the intersection of phylogenetic systematics and developmental biology has shifted over the years.
- Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography.
- Over the past ten years, cladistics and molecular systematics have begun to be applied to solve problems of bivalve evolutionary biology.
- The question remains, however, whether expertise in taxonomy and biological systematics will be available for the long term.
- The older dinosaur book would largely end after chapter one - systematics and classification.
- Although diverse in scope, this volume remains focused on a variety of complicated topics related to morphological systematics.
- Therefore it was important to clarify the theoretical foundations of both phylogeny and systematics.

Definition of systematics in US English:

systematics

plural nounˌsɪstəˈmædɪksˌsistəˈmadiks

treated as singular The branch of biology that deals with classification and nomenclature; taxonomy.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography.
- The question remains, however, whether expertise in taxonomy and biological systematics will be available for the long term.
- Section two deals with systematics, how dinosaurs are grouped into larger categories, and how those groups are related to each other.
- Mike used three examples of a correction of paleontology by molecular systematics and vice versa to show that both disciplines need each other.
- Therefore it was important to clarify the theoretical foundations of both phylogeny and systematics.
- Just like phenetic systematics, cladistics takes advantage of the availability of computer software to analyze large data sets.
- Although diverse in scope, this volume remains focused on a variety of complicated topics related to morphological systematics.
- The older dinosaur book would largely end after chapter one - systematics and classification.
- The two main methods for developing phylogenies in palaeontology are evolutionary systematics and phylogenetic systematics or cladism.
- This chapter alone makes the book an excellent resource for any course in phylogenetic systematics.
- There he got his first taste of applying the tools of molecular biology to systematics and phylogenetic research.
- Activity at the intersection of phylogenetic systematics and developmental biology has shifted over the years.
- Explicit, universal meanings are critical if paleontology is to play a central role in systematics and evolutionary biology.
- These surveys have addressed problems in population genetics, systematics, ecology, and conservation biology.
- Mathematically trained, he was interested both in systematics and biometry.
- Among these, we will take up the Cambrian explosion and its relation to paleontology and systematics.
- Over the past ten years, cladistics and molecular systematics have begun to be applied to solve problems of bivalve evolutionary biology.
- More detailed studies of the systematics and evolution are currently in progress for selected taxa.
- All of them are primarily papers about systematics and taxonomy.
- Thus, in a tangible and pragmatic sense, systematics is the framework for all comparative biology.

单词	systematics
释义	Definition of systematics in English: systematics plural noun sɪstəˈmatɪksˌsɪstəˈmædɪks treated as singular The branch of biology that deals with classification and nomenclature; taxonomy. Example sentencesExamples Mike used three examples of a correction of paleontology by molecular systematics and vice versa to show that both disciplines need each other. The two main methods for developing phylogenies in palaeontology are evolutionary systematics and phylogenetic systematics or cladism. More detailed studies of the systematics and evolution are currently in progress for selected taxa. These surveys have addressed problems in population genetics, systematics, ecology, and conservation biology. Among these, we will take up the Cambrian explosion and its relation to paleontology and systematics. Thus, in a tangible and pragmatic sense, systematics is the framework for all comparative biology. Explicit, universal meanings are critical if paleontology is to play a central role in systematics and evolutionary biology. There he got his first taste of applying the tools of molecular biology to systematics and phylogenetic research. All of them are primarily papers about systematics and taxonomy. Just like phenetic systematics, cladistics takes advantage of the availability of computer software to analyze large data sets. Mathematically trained, he was interested both in systematics and biometry. Section two deals with systematics, how dinosaurs are grouped into larger categories, and how those groups are related to each other. This chapter alone makes the book an excellent resource for any course in phylogenetic systematics. Activity at the intersection of phylogenetic systematics and developmental biology has shifted over the years. Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography. Over the past ten years, cladistics and molecular systematics have begun to be applied to solve problems of bivalve evolutionary biology. The question remains, however, whether expertise in taxonomy and biological systematics will be available for the long term. The older dinosaur book would largely end after chapter one - systematics and classification. Although diverse in scope, this volume remains focused on a variety of complicated topics related to morphological systematics. Therefore it was important to clarify the theoretical foundations of both phylogeny and systematics. Definition of systematics in US English: systematics plural nounˌsɪstəˈmædɪksˌsistəˈmadiks treated as singular The branch of biology that deals with classification and nomenclature; taxonomy. Example sentencesExamples Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography. The question remains, however, whether expertise in taxonomy and biological systematics will be available for the long term. Section two deals with systematics, how dinosaurs are grouped into larger categories, and how those groups are related to each other. Mike used three examples of a correction of paleontology by molecular systematics and vice versa to show that both disciplines need each other. Therefore it was important to clarify the theoretical foundations of both phylogeny and systematics. Just like phenetic systematics, cladistics takes advantage of the availability of computer software to analyze large data sets. Although diverse in scope, this volume remains focused on a variety of complicated topics related to morphological systematics. The older dinosaur book would largely end after chapter one - systematics and classification. The two main methods for developing phylogenies in palaeontology are evolutionary systematics and phylogenetic systematics or cladism. This chapter alone makes the book an excellent resource for any course in phylogenetic systematics. There he got his first taste of applying the tools of molecular biology to systematics and phylogenetic research. Activity at the intersection of phylogenetic systematics and developmental biology has shifted over the years. Explicit, universal meanings are critical if paleontology is to play a central role in systematics and evolutionary biology. These surveys have addressed problems in population genetics, systematics, ecology, and conservation biology. Mathematically trained, he was interested both in systematics and biometry. Among these, we will take up the Cambrian explosion and its relation to paleontology and systematics. Over the past ten years, cladistics and molecular systematics have begun to be applied to solve problems of bivalve evolutionary biology. More detailed studies of the systematics and evolution are currently in progress for selected taxa. All of them are primarily papers about systematics and taxonomy. Thus, in a tangible and pragmatic sense, systematics is the framework for all comparative biology.
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