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• W174906290 abstract "This report deals with progress which has been made in recent years (1990-1996 and part of 1997) in the area of systematics and evolution of algae (excluding cyanobacteria). More than 3000 publications referring to algal systematics appeared in this period, but less than 300 can be cited here. Special reference is given to the phylogenetic relationships within the different groups of algae and the taxonomic implications, whereas results of studies on endocytobioses and evolution of major algal lineages are treated only very briefly. Readers interested in more detailed information on the latter areas are referred to a recent report by M. Melkonian (Prog. Bot. 57:281-311). As in other fields of biology, molecular studies also had a great impact on algal systematics in the past years (for methods used, see Melkonian’s report). Together with new information obtained from other approaches (e.g., investigations on ultrastructure, life history studies, cladistic methods of character analysis, etc.), this has resulted in many unexpected new insights into phylogenetic relationships of taxa at all levels. All these tools are powerful in the information each can separately generate in the course of evolutionary investigations, and all are even more powerful when combined. Recognitions of several new taxa of higher rank have been achieved in the past years (e.g., the classes Pelagophyceae and Trebouxiophyceae) and relationships between various groups have been clarified to some degree. However, the new findings cause many taxonomic problems, especially in groups where morphological convergence in not closely related lineages obviously occurs (e.g., in coccoid green algae). Phylogenetic classification should certainly reflect the evolutionary history, i.e., it requires recognition of monophyletic groups. To achieve this will need a considerable effort from a nomenclatural point of view, but in the long term this will be most useful. Before undertaking such a task, however, it is certainly necessary to further explore the complementarity of phylogeny and morphology. The revolution and renaissance in algal systematics are well underway, and the promise for future directions is manifest." @default.
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• W174906290 date "1999-01-01" @default.
• W174906290 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W174906290 title "Systematics and Evolution of the Algae: Phylogenetic Relationships of Taxa Within the Different Groups of Algae" @default.
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