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1. Cavanaugh, DP. 2007.

A systems biology paradigm for cellular pathways and organismic populations: insights from principles of systems engineering
OPBSG 10:11-12. CELD ID 19215. Full text link available.

2. Cavanaugh, DP. 2006.

An ANOPA study of arthropod morphospace represented by Cambrian and living forms
OPBSG 8:16-17. CELD ID 19204. Full text link available.

3. Cavanaugh, DP; Sternberg, RV. 2005.

An ANOPA study of Cetacean sister-group relationships
OPBSG 5:13. CELD ID 17792. Full text link available.

4. Cavanaugh, D. 2004.

Physio-chemical properties of amino-acids, a new class of metrics for numerical baraminology and biosystematics
OPBSG 4:13. CELD ID 17770. Full text link available.

5. Cavanaugh, D. 2004.

The Cataharrine primates revisited: an ANOPA study
OPBSG 4:13. CELD ID 17771. Full text link available.

6. Wood, TC; Cavanaugh, DP. 2003.

An evaluation of lineages and trajectories as baraminological membership criteria
OPBSG 2:1-6. CELD ID 16693. Full text link available.

7. Cavanaugh, DP; Wood, TC; Wise, KP. 2003.

Fossil Equidae: a monobaraminic, stratomorphic series
ICC5 :143-153. CELD ID 17154.

8. Cavanaugh, DP; Wood, TC. 2002.

A Baraminological Analysis of the Tribe Heliantheae sensu lato (Asteraceae) Using Analysis of Pattern (ANOPA)
OPBSG 1:1-11. CELD ID 5281. Full text link available.

9. Wood, TC; Cavanaugh, DP. 2001.

A baraminological analysis of subtribe Flaveriinae (Asteraceae: Helenieae) and the origin of biological complexity
Origins-GRI 52:7-27. CELD ID 9857. Full text link available.

10. Robinson, DA; Cavanaugh, DP. 1998.

Evidence for a Holobaraminic Origin of the Cats
CRSQ 35(1):2-14. CELD ID 3762.

11. Robinson, DA; Cavanaugh, DP. 1998.

A Quantitative Approach to Baraminology With Examples from the Catarrhine Primates
CRSQ 34(4):196-208. CELD ID 3777.

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