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On molecular taxonomy: what is in a name?
Experimental & applied acarology - 1 Jan 2004
Uilenberg Gerrit, Thiaucourt François, Jongejan Frans
Abstract excerpt
Gene sequences of small portions of the genome are often used for premature detailed taxonomic changes, neglecting polyphasic taxonomy, which should also consider phenotypical characteristics. Three examples are given: (i) Recently, members of the genera Eperythrozoon and Haemobartonella have been moved, correctly so, from the Rickettsiales to the Mycoplasmatales, but were assigned to the genus Mycoplasma, mostly...
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