Biological Metaphor and Cladistic Classification

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Biological Metaphor and Cladistic Classification

Hoenigswald, Henry M; Wiener, Linda F

11/2016

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The dynamic aspect of biological systems-the birth, growth, and death of individual organisms, the evolution of one form into another over time-has formed the basis for metaphors used in many fields for both artistic and heuristic purposes. Cladistic classification uses a tree whose branch points are based on the possession of derived or relatively recent characteristics, rather than primitive ones.

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