Systematics, species concepts, and the evolutionarily significant unit in biodiversity and conservation biology

In J. L. Nielson (ed.), Evolution and the aquatic ecosystem: Defining unique units in population conservation. Special Publication No. 17. American Fisheries Society. pp. 58–113 (1995)
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