Geological Magazine · 1924 · 57 citations · 5 references
Life SciencesBiologyPaleontologyPaleobiologyPaleoecologySystematic PaleontologySpecies ConceptsSpecies DescriptionSpecies IdentificationTaxonomic ClassificationBiological Species ConceptEvolutionary Species ConceptPaleontological Species ConceptsPaleontological Species DescriptionRecognition Species ConceptSpecies ClassificationSpecies Group DefinitionSystematic Palaeontology
During recent years the nature of species has been frequently discussed by biologists, or, at least, by students of recent animals and plants, but much less attention has been paid to the subject by palaeontologists. Nevertheless, in palaeontology, as in neontology, as animals and plants are subjected to a more intensive study it is becoming increasingly difficult to make the concept of species fit the facts of nature.
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The law of homologous series in variation
N. I. Vavilov · Journal of Genetics · 1922 · 447 citations
The Use of Gryphaea in the Correlation of the Lower Lias
A. E. Trueman · Geological Magazine · 1922 · 77 citations
THE SPECIES CONCEPT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF A GENETICIST
George Harrison Shull · American Journal of Botany · 1923 · 26 citations · Full text
Life Sciences, Biology, Botany +17