Taxonomists are often referred to as " lumpers " or " splitters " by their colleagues, depending on their personal approach to recognizing differences or commonalities between organisms.
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So, for example, if I'm a " lumper, " then I could merge articles together, while a " splitter " breaks them apart.
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In 1910 the Lumpers Union joined the Waterside Workers'Federation but broke way again in 1933 following a dispute with the Federation executive over collection of union dues.
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Only one type of potato _ the Lumper _ was grown, and unlike other kinds of potatoes, it had no resistance to a certain wind-borne fungus.
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The Lumper-- the most popular spud in Ireland at the time of the 19th century famine-- is being grown on American soil for the first time.
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At the same time, the lateral prefrontal cortex appears to be a master integrator of tasks and input _ a cognitive lumper rather than a splitter, as it were.
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Reference to lumpers and splitters also appeared in a debate in 1975 between J . H . Hexter and Christopher Hill, in the " Times Literary Supplement ".
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Moreover, the genomic data underdetermines whether one wishes to see subdivisions ( i . e ., splitters ) or a continuum ( i . e ., lumpers ).
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After almost disappearing from cultivation, the'Irish Lumper'was regrown, starting in 2008, by Michael McKillop of County Antrim for harvest sale as an heirloom varietal.
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Yet, smashed potatoes can also be viewed as a victory of the pro-lumpers over the anti-lumpers, a triumph of the slap-dash over the careful.
