Apomorphy and Synapomorphy in Phylogenetic Analysis In the study of evolutionary relationships, scientists use specific terminology to describe how traits change over millions of years. C...
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Read Cladistics: The Science of Biological Classification and Common Ancestry →Phylogenetics: Mapping the Evolutionary History of Life Phylogenetics is the scientific study of the evolutionary history of life. By utilizing phylogenetic inference—the process of analy...
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