Check it out if you're interested in modeling morphological evolution, its impact on fossil phylogenies, and the macroevolutionary inferences derived from them. There's a bit of a cautionary(?) tale about continuous characters in here, too. Can't believe they let me quote Vonnegut's Sirens of Titan!

Burnett, E., Soreghan, M., and Cole, S.R. Variation in shell morphometry of Neothauma in Lake Tanganykia, Africa

Stigall, A.L., Wright, D.F., and Censullo, S.M. Species-level diversity dynamics during the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event: a phylogenetic case study of Laurentian brachiopod lineages.

Soto, G.E., Cole, S.R., Wright, D.F., and Hopkins, M.J. Complex morphological variation within the trilobite Celtencrinurus laurentinus (Twenhofel, 1928), based on newly discovered specimens from Anticosti Island, Quebec.

Bell, N.J.M., Cole, S.R., Wright, D.F., Ausich, W.I., and Cournoyer, M. Environmental controls on niche space occupation and feeding ecology of Late Ordovician (Katian) crinoid communities.

Zazubec, A. and Cole, S.R. The order of survival: clade confections in Silurian crinoids.

Cole, S.R., Ausich, W.I., Cournoyer, M., and Wright, D.F. Echinoderms from the Neuville Lagerstätte (Late Ordovician, Québec, Canada): an exceptional taphonomic window into biotic interactions and functional ecology.

Crowely, K.D. and Wright, D.F. On the Origin of the Flexibilia: modeling the rise and ecomorphological radiation of a major crinoid clade in a Bayesian phylogenetic framework.

Wright, D.F. Unraveling the evolutionary origin and macroevolutionary dynamics of crown group Crinoidea (Echinodermata) using fossils, genes, and phylogenies