Publishing on human origins
John Grehan
jgrehan at TPBMAIL.NET
Mon May 31 12:00:08 CDT 2004
At 07:58 PM 5/30/04 +0200, pierre deleporte wrote:
>OK, let's take it this way, no problem.
>Molecuar data, when analysed ckadistically, are a priori sorted out in
>primitive and dereved characters.
>The primitive state is the state in the outgroup (this is the outgroup
>criterion). This is prior the analysis. Hence these characters are
>"cladistic" in your view.
If this were the case for molecular data then I would not have an argument
about molecular characters not being cladistic. Please provide reference to
a published example as this is not an approach used in hominoid molecular
systematics so far as I can see.
John Grehan
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