Abstract
Semi-automatic data recording. Syst. Zool. 24:199–208.—A coordinate digitizer was used to record morphometric data from a set of operationally-homologous points defined on various regions of a set of illustrations. Similarities obtained from the data were compared with sets of similarities obtained by an intuitive approach, by conventional numerical taxonomy with definition of characters and manual recording of data, and by pseudo-optical scanning. All sets were highly correlated with each other, suggesting that data capture by the technique described could serve to expedite the handling of material for biological classification.
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