Meristic Analysis is a quantitative method in fish systematics that characterizes species through the countable enumeration of repeated morphological structures, such as fin rays, vertebrae, or scales, to distinguish taxa based on discrete numerical traits.
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Stock Identification: Materials and Methods
Peter E. Ihssen, Henry E. Booke, John M. Casselman et al. · Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences · 1981 · 510 citations
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