- In biology,
phylogenetics (/ˌfaɪloʊdʒəˈnɛtɪks, -lə-/) is the
study of the
evolutionary history of life
using genetics,
which is
known as
phylogenetic inference...
- make it
difficult for
phylogeneticists to ****ess the
evolutionary histories of
these species. In
these instances,
phylogeneticists would have to use another...
- such as the
ischyromyids (Paramys). Both
molecular and
morphological phylogeneticists have
recently suggested a more
distant relationship to
these animals...
- Borsuk-Białynicka (born
January 29, 1940) is a
Polish paleontologist and
phylogeneticist born in 1940 in Warsaw, Poland. She
received both her
Master of Science...
- some
muroid rodents found on the
African mainland. Some
molecular phylogeneticists consider this
clade of
Malagasy and
African rodents to
represent a...
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Choice of
outgroup can
change the
topology of a phylogeny. Therefore,
phylogeneticists typically use more than one
outgroup in
cladistic analysis. The use...
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vigorous debates between traditional paleontologists and
molecular phylogeneticists about how and when the
modern groups of
mammals diversified, especially...
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American phylogeneticist...
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numbers Barbara R.
Holland (born 1976), New
Zealand born
Australian phylogeneticist Lotte Hollands (born 1981),
Dutch mathematical physicist Tara S. Holm...
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Felsenstein (1944–2017),
opera director Joseph Felsenstein (born 1942),
phylogeneticist Felsenstein's tree
pruning algorithm Lee
Felsenstein (born 1945), computer...
