Phylogeny and Classification of the Birds
Charles G. Sibley, Jon E. Ahlquist
Abstract
Charles G. Sibley, Jon E. Ahlquist
Abstract
Part 1: a brief history structure and properties of DNA gene structure and function genetic regulation DNA reassociation and thermal stability the sequence organization of the genome the families of repeated DNA homology comparative DNA-DNA studies materials and methods data analysis tempo of evolution demographic factors and rates of DNA evolution a chronological survey of the classification of birds principles and methods of classification classification of birds based on DNA-DNA hybridization melting curves and dendrograms. Part 2: accounts of the groups of birds.
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Part 1: a brief history structure and properties of DNA gene structure and function genetic regulation DNA reassociation and thermal stability the sequence organization of the genome the families of repeated DNA homology comparative DNA-DNA studies materials and methods data analysis tempo of evolution demographic factors and rates of DNA evolution a chronological survey of the classification of birds principles and methods of classification classification of birds based on DNA-DNA hybridization melting curves and dendrograms. Part 2: accounts of the groups of birds.
Key concepts: Phylogenetics, Zoology, Evolutionary biology, Biology, Geography, Genetics, Gene