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Re: Fixing dinosaurian carnivour question



At 12:37 PM 6/2/99 -0400, gejd@concentric.net wrote:
>I have a general interest in the assumptions underlying statistical
>models. Often we find that the Gaussian distribution is
>assumed ...

In this case, Ashlock's methods are essentially non-parametric.

>Does anyone have a reasonably accessible reference to
>the paper(s) cited below?:
>Thanks,
>Gus Derkits

The most comprehensive description of Ashlock's approach is in Part B of
"Principles of Systematic Zoology, 2nd Edition" by Ernst Mayr and Peter
Ashlock.  As far as I know, this book is not in print in the USA - I had to
order it from Great Britain.
[The first edition is by Ernst Mayr alone, and does not have Ashlock's
method in it].

[This was the last work published by Peter Ashlock]

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