It is closely related to numerical taxonomy which is concerned with the use of numerical methods for taxonomic classification.
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The new methodology in taxonomy, like the numerical taxonomy and chemotaxonomy, was soon applied for the identification of environmental isolates.
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The introduction of computers facilitated the rapid analysis of large data sets used for numerical taxonomy ( also called taximetrics or phenetics ).
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In this work, he viewed numerical taxonomy as a form of exploratory data analysis, intended more to generate new hypotheses than to confirm them.
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Classification of non-alkaliphilic Halobacteria based on numerical taxonomy and polar lipid composition, and description of Haloarcula gen . nov . and Haloferax gen . nov . em.
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In his taxonomic work he was a pioneer in the application of computer-aided technology ( numerical taxonomy ), such as his work on " Columnea " ( 1969 ).
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Classification of non-alkaliphilic " Halobacteria " based on numerical taxonomy and polar lipid composition, and description of " Haloarcula " gen . nov . and " Haloferax " gen . nov . em.
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In 1959, Sokal moved to the University of Kansas where he developed & mdash; initially in collaboration with Charles Duncan Michener & mdash; quantitative techniques for classifying organisms and building dendrograms, which later came to be called numerical taxonomy methods.
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Ever since, it has been debated in which ways and to what extent the phylogeny of life should be used as a basis for its classification, with views ranging from " numerical taxonomy " ( phenetics ) over " evolutionary taxonomy " ( gradistics ) to " phylogenetic systematics ".
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The Caminalcules first appeared in print in the journal " Systematic Zoology " ( now " Systematic Biology " ) in 1983, four years after Camin's death in 1979 . Robert R . Sokal published four papers, the first showing the full set of Caminalcules and the second using them to compare methods in numerical taxonomy.
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