Invertebrate Systematics
CSIRO Publishing · Australia · Est. 1989
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This journal publishes research on the systematics and taxonomy of invertebrates, with a focus on integrative approaches that combine morphological and molecular data. Recent articles describe new species, revise genera and families, and explore phylogenetic relationships across diverse invertebrate groups, including mollusks, annelids, arachnids, crustaceans, insects, and corals. Studies often address cryptic species, evolutionary history, and biogeography, frequently utilizing phylogenetic analyses and species delimitation methods.
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