Hi Thom,
One decent paper was done on algae comparing several morphometric
techniques; the reference is below.
Verbruggen, H. et al. 2005. Morphometric taxonomy of siphonous green
algae: a methodological study within the genus Halimeda (Bryopsidales).
Journal of Phycology 41: 126-139.
Cheers,
Hilary
Colleagues,
I am looking for papers that either:
1. compare efficacy of geometric and traditional morphometrics
2. fuse geometric and traditional data into a single data space
Please tell me of relevant papers you may know, to get me started.
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Thanks,
Thom DeWitt
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