Missing Taxon Data is a systematic omission of operational taxonomic units in phylogenetic or biodiversity sampling frameworks that results in incomplete representation of the true evolutionary or ecological diversity within a given study.
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Missing Data, Incomplete Taxa, and Phylogenetic Accuracy
John J. Wiens · Systematic Biology · 2003 · 663 citations
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