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phylogeny of Earth's
various organisms through time. Today's[update]
systematists generally make
extensive use of
molecular biology and of
computer programs...
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Evolutionary taxonomy,
evolutionary systematics or
Darwinian classification is a
branch of
biological classification that s****s to
classify organisms using...
- out a
system for the "natural classification" of plants.
Since then,
systematists continue to
construct accurate classifications encomp****ing the diversity...
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Gottlieb Storr,
Georges Cuvier, and others, at one time
recognized by many
systematists. The term
pachyderm is
commonly used to
describe elephants, rhinoceroses...
- in the last few decades, it
remains to be seen
whether a
majority of
systematists will
eventually adopt the
PhyloCode or
continue using the
current systems...
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Molecular phylogenetics (/məˈlɛkjʊlər ˌfaɪloʊdʒəˈnɛtɪks, mɒ-, moʊ-/) is the
branch of
phylogeny that
analyzes genetic,
hereditary molecular differences...
- and
stability are, of course, a
result of the
acceptance by
working systematists (biologists
specializing in taxonomy), not
merely of the
binomial names...
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contain the most
recent common ancestor of all its members; this
group is not seen as a
taxonomic unit and is not
considered a
taxon by
modern systematists....
- characteristics, and not
simply based upon differences. Like many
contemporary systematists, he
established the idea of a
taxonomic hierarchy of
classification based...
- species,
Amborella trichopoda.
Amborella is of
great interest to
plant systematists because molecular phylogenetic analyses consistently place it as the...
