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Parsimony, Phylogenetic Analysis, and Fossils

Andrew Benjamin Smith

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This chapter contains sections titled: The cladistic revolution Characters in phylogenetic analyses Cladograms and their construction Fossils and phylogenetic reconstruction Summary

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This chapter contains sections titled: The cladistic revolution Characters in phylogenetic analyses Cladograms and their construction Fossils and phylogenetic reconstruction Summary

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This chapter contains sections titled: The cladistic revolution Characters in phylogenetic analyses Cladograms and their construction Fossils and phylogenetic reconstruction Summary

Key concepts: Phylogenetic tree, Maximum parsimony, Evolutionary biology, Paleontology, Biology, Zoology, Geography, Genetics

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