This diagram is an example of a simple phylogenetic tree. In most cases, researchers draw phylogenetic trees in such a way as to record only those events that are relevant to a set of living taxa.

As this example illustrates ... of these characteristics allows scientists to infer the topology of phylogenetic trees. Although phylogenetic inference is a rich and complex field, it is based ...

Phylogenetic trees not only describe the evolution of ... the physics of phase transitions. An example of a phase transition is when a material such as iron becomes magnetic as its temperature ...

The development of reliable phylogenetic trees is an important step in characterising ... research into human intestinal microbes. This example highlights the importance of phylogeny to ...

Phylogenetic trees are diagrammatic representations of ... There have been different nomenclatures proposed for these clades, for example, the GISAID seven viral clades: L, O, V, S, G, GH, and ...

Scientists have published the largest nematode phylogenetic tree up until now. It contains over 1,200 species and is entirely based on the analysis of DNA sequence data. Scientists from Wageningen ...

The resulting phylogenetic estimate offers novel insights into the rapid radiation of modern birds and provides a taxon-rich backbone tree for future comparative studies.” By updating the family ...

But the use of molecular data to reconstruct phylogenetic trees and advances in genetic sequencing have ... really speaks to more general limitations of the current models: for example, it is clearly ...