- A
polyphyletic group is an ****emblage that
includes organisms with
mixed evolutionary origin but does not
include their most
recent common ancestor. The...
- of a
common ancestor,
excepting one or more
monophyletic subgroups. A
polyphyletic grouping meets neither criterion, and
instead serves to characterize...
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paraphyletic or
polyphyletic: The
Thoracotremata superfamily Grapsoidea is
polyphyletic The
Thoracotremata superfamily Ocypodoidea is
polyphyletic The Heterotremata...
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Thallophytes (Thallophyta,
Thallophyto or Thallobionta) are a
polyphyletic group of non-motile
organisms traditionally described as "thalloid plants",...
- monophyletic,
paraphyletic and
polyphyletic mean?". miketaylor.org.uk.
Archived from the
original on 1
August 2010. "
Polyphyletic vs. Monophyletic". National...
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different invertebrate phyla formerly included within Aschelminthes. It is a
polyphyletic group.
Although invertebrate experts do not
necessarily agree on these...
- more
robust than
those based on more
limited evidence. Mono-, para- and
polyphyletic taxa can be
understood based on the
shape of the tree (as done above)...
- polyphyly, or
polyphyletic, uses the
Ancient Gr****
prefix πολύς (polús),
meaning "many, a lot of", and
refers to the fact that a
polyphyletic group includes...
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Phycomycetes is an
obsolete polyphyletic taxon for
certain fungi with
aseptate hyphae. It is used in the
Engler system. A****ual
reproduction takes place...
- than to
other invertebrates. This
makes the term "invertebrates"
rather polyphyletic, so the term has
little meaning in taxonomy. The word "invertebrate"...
