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Wiley, III EO, Schultze H-P.  1984.  Family Lepisosteidae (gars) as living fossils. Living fossils. Springer-Verlag, New York. :160–165.
Wiley, III EO, Mayden RL.  2000.  A critique from the evolutionary species concept perspective. Species concepts and phylogenetic theory. A debate.. :146-158.
Wiley, III EO.  2008.  Homology, identity and transformation. Mesozoic Fishes. 4:9–21.
Wiley, III EO, Hall DD.  1975.  Fundulus blairae, a new species of the Fundulus nottii complex (Teleostei, Cyprinodontidae). American Mus. Novit.. No.,2577:1-13.
Wiley, III EO.  1986.  Historical ecology and coevolution. Systematics and evolution: a matter of diversity. :331–341.
Wiley, III EO.  2002.  On species and speciation with reference to the fishes. Fish and Fisheries. 3:161-170.
Wiley, III EO.  1981.  Remarks on Willis' species concept. Systematic Zoology. 30:86-87.
Wiley, III EO.  1979.  Cladograms and Phylogenetic Trees. Systematic Zoology. 28:88-92. Abstract
Wiley, III EO.  1977.  Are Monotypic Genera Paraphyletic. Systematic Zoology. 26:352-355. Abstract
Wiley, III EO, Peterson ATownsend.  2003.  Distributed information systems and predictive biogeography: putting natural history collections to work in the 21st Century. The new panorama of animal evolution: proceedings XVIII International Congress of Zoology.. :619-624. Abstract
Wiley, III EO, Brooks DR.  1983.  Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics and Evolution: A Response to Løvtrup. Systematic Zoology. 32:209-219.
Wiley, III EO, Johnson DG, Dimmick WW.  2000.  The interrelationships of Acanthomorph fishes: A total evidence approach using molecular and morphological data. Biochemical Systematics and Ecology. 28:319-350. Abstract
Wiley, III EO.  1987.  Methods in vicariance biogeography. Systematics and evolution: a matter of diversity. :283–306.
Wiley, III EO.  2007.  Species concepts and their importance in fisheries management and research. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 136:1126-1135. Abstract
Wiley, III EO.  1988.  Entropy and evolution. Entropy, information, and evolution. New perspectives on physical and biological evolution.. :173-188.
Wiley, III EO.  1980.  Phylogenetic systematics and vicariance biogeography. Systematic Botany. 5:194-220. Abstract
Wiley, III EO.  1978.  The Evolutionary Species Concept Reconsidered. Systematic Zoology. 27:17-26. Abstract
Wiley, III EO, Siegel-Causey D, Brooks DR, Funk VA.  1991.  The compleat cladist. A primer of phylogenetic procedures. University of Kansas Museum of Natural History Special Publication. 19:i-ix,1-158.
Wiley, III EO, McNyset KM, Peterson ATownsend, Robins CR, Stewart AM.  2003.  Niche modeling and geographic range predictions in the marine environment using a machine-learning algorithm. Oceanography. 16:120–127.
Wiley, III EO, Mayden RL.  1985.  Species and speciation in phylogenetic systematics, with examples from the North American fish fauna. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. 72:596-635.
Wiley, III EO.  1989.  Kinds, individuals, and theories. What the Philosophy of Biology Is (M. Reese, ed.). Kluwer Academic Publ., Dordrecht, The Netherlands. :289–300.
Wiley, III EO, Brooks DR.  1982.  Victims of history - a nonequilibrium approach to evolution. Systematic Zoology. 31:1-24.
Wiley, III EO.  1981.  Phylogenetics. The theory and practice of phylogenetic systematics.
Wiley, III EO.  1988.  Vicariance biogeography. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics. 19:513-542.
Wiley, III EO.  1980.  Must phylogenetic classifications be so complicated? Systematic Zoology. 29:309-313.