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A consensus is emerging that continuous (or metric) measures can be useful inphylogenetic systematics. Many of the methods for coding such characters, how-ever, employ elements that are arbitrary and therefore should be excluded fromuse in cladistic analysis. The continued use of such potentially inappropriatemethods can be attributed to either their simplicity or the availability ofcomputer programs specifically designed to produce data matrices using thesemethods. Conversely, one of the most suitable methods, homogeneous subsetcoding (HSC), is underused, probably due to the lack of a suitable softwareimplementation for this somewhat complex procedure.  This paper describes TaxMan, a Web-based facility for the coding ofcontinuous data using HSC. Data are entered using a form accessible via anyinternet browser and are automatically converted to a matrix suitable for inputinto tree-searching software. This implementation of the HSC technique providesan uncomplicated procedure for the incorporation of metric data in phylogeneticsystematics. The algorithmic implementation of the HSC procedure, andinterpolation of the Studentised range and maximum modulus distributionsrequired by it, is described in detail in appendices.

TaxMan: an online facility for the coding of continuous characters for cladistic analysis