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Robert J O Hara
Harvard University - Cambridge / United States
History, Philosophy, Theology / History
AD Scientific Index ID: 1344653
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Robert J O Hara's MOST POPULAR ARTICLES
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The biogeographic evidence supporting the Pleistocene forest refuge hypothesisE Mayr, RJ O’HaraEvolution 40 (1), 55–67, 19863601986
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Homage to Clio, or, toward an historical philosophy for evolutionary biologyRJ O’HaraSystematic Zoology 37 (2), 142–155, 19883471988
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Population thinking and tree thinking in systematicsRJ O’HaraZoologica Scripta 26 (4), 323–329, 19972181997
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Systematic generalization, historical fate, and the species problemRJ O’HaraSystematic Biology 42 (3), 231–246, 19932161993
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Telling the tree: Narrative representation and the study of evolutionary historyRJ O’HaraBiology and Philosophy 7 (2), 135–160, 19921681992
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