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Meanings of evolutionary tree in anglès
A tree showing the evolutionary relationships among various biological species or other entities that are believed to have a common ancestor (source: Wikipedia).
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Examples for "phylogenetic tree"
Examples for "phylogenetic tree"
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The pattern of haplotype network and phylogenetic tree revealed six major groups.
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Positive PCR samples were partially sequenced, and a phylogenetic tree was built.
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Two A. phagocytophilum lineages could clearly be delineated from the phylogenetic tree.
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The sequences were used for subtype determination by phylogenetic tree analysis.
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A phylogenetic tree for each type of virus has been constructed.
Usage of evolutionary tree in anglès
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A divergent evolutionary tree is proposed on the basis of these observations.
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Talavera and his colleagues analysed the ant's age and evolutionary tree.
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Then they mapped all the known traits onto an evolutionary tree.
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Instead, we should define the human genus by looking at our evolutionary tree.
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An evolutionary tree depicting the relationships of carnivores with false thumbs.
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So what branch in the human evolutionary tree they belong to remains a mystery.
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Illustration of an evolutionary tree, showing how Archicebus fits with respect to primate phylogeny.
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A few hundred million years ago, there was a major fork in the evolutionary tree.
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Coming from a totally alien evolutionary tree, the Overlords were neither mammals, insects, nor reptiles.
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On the evolutionary tree, we humans are sitting at the tip of our lonely branch.
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Certainly there will be parasites in any evolutionary tree; there are even parasitic sequences that evolve in artificial-life computer memories.
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Some innovations in Earth's evolutionary story have happened several times in different branches of the evolutionary tree: flight is a good example.
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However, the previous discussion shows that there are plenty of clever non-mammals scattered about in different clades of the terrestrial evolutionary tree.
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This allowed the team to work out how each species related to each other - effectively generating an evolutionary tree of trees.
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They tell Nature magazine that its skeleton helps explain the branching that occurred at the very base of the primate evolutionary tree.
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Once several of the genomes have been read, scientists will create an evolutionary tree for the pathogen that charts its course through history.
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Evolutionary tree through the time
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