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Classifications reflect the actual state of art and change with time. New tools and techniques generate new information and create platforms offering new points of view. This is excellent and the way science should operate, but sometimes the adoption of new techniques creates unnecessary problems. If the new techniques are used as substitutes, not as complements, to well-established and useful methods, comparison between old and new material is made impossible. The study of microsporidia has reached the breaking point where the classical cytology, which has been the base of microsporidian studies since the very beginning, has lost its importance and it has actually been replaced by the molecular biology. Drs. Vossbrinck and DebrunnerVossbrinck have adopted the new view, and the result is a new phylogeny and a new classification for a selection of microsporidian species (Vossbrinck and Debrunner

Molecular versus morphological approach to microsporidian classification