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The Wilson Journal of Ornithology 121(3):649–652, 2009 ON HYPHENS AND PHYLOGENY FRANK B. GILL,1,3 MINTURN T. WRIGHT III,1 SALLY B. CONYNE,1 AND ROBERT KIRK2 ABSTRACT.—We summarize the history of the varied practices