[Taxacom] Marcoevolutionary systematics book

[John Grehan]

Pages and pages of theory. Still, if the theory is so profoundly correct no
doubt it will be obvious to many other more systematists  adept in theory.

Interesting statement " In theory, plants break into a new habitat with new
adaptations, exploring and filling the niche through generation of adaptive
biotypes of selective advantage or evolutionarily neutral new forms through
genetic drift."

In theory - one theory at least. Not the only possible theory.

John Grehan

On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 6:16 PM, Richard Zander <Richard.Zander at mobot.org>
wrote:

> The second edition of my latest book on macroevolutionary systematics and
> application to climate change is now available for free at:
>
> https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324363615_
> Macroevolutionary_Systematics_of_Streptotrichaceae_of_the_
> Bryophyta_and_Application_to_Ecosystem_Thermodynamic_Stability_Edition_2
>
> Richard Zander
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