pseudocladistic
pseudocladistic adjective: appearing to be cladistic but lacking systematic methodology and using subjective classification.
Adjective
pseudocladistic (not comparable)
- Appearing to be cladistic but lacking systematic methodology and using subjective classification.
- Bishop (1979) was the first author to propose a hypothesis of relationships based on a pseudocladistic analysis for the American camaenid genera.2008, M. J. Bishop, “A new species of Caracolus (Pulmonata: Camaenidae) from the Oligocene of Nebraska and the biotic history of the American camaenid land snails”, in Zoological Journal of the...
Origin of pseudocladistic
From pseudo- + cladistic.
Questions about pseudocladistic
- What does pseudocladistic mean?
- Pseudocladistic means appearing to be cladistic but lacking systematic methodology and using subjective classification.
- What part of speech is pseudocladistic?
- Pseudocladistic is an adjective.
Words near pseudocladistic in the dictionary
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