Flawed inference: why size-based tests of heterochronic processes do not work

Author： Godfrey L.R.   Sutherland M.R.  

Publisher： Academic Press

ISSN： 0022-5193

Source： Journal of Theoretical Biology, Vol.172, Iss.1, 1995-01, pp. : 43-61

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