The imbalanced supertree of flowering-plant phylogeny.
Sean W. Graham, Quentin Cronk
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Sean W. Graham, Quentin Cronk
Abstract
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Two contrasting approaches have been used to construct the overall tree of life from molecular data: one involves the analysis of single large datasets, while the other involves joining many independent smaller analyses into a supertree. A recent study uses the latter approach to produce the most complete phylogeny yet of flowering plant families.
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Two contrasting approaches have been used to construct the overall tree of life from molecular data: one involves the analysis of single large datasets, while the other involves joining many independent smaller analyses into a supertree. A recent study uses the latter approach to produce the most complete phylogeny yet of flowering plant families.
Key concepts: Supertree, Phylogenetics, Tree of life (biology), Construct (python library), Tree (set theory), Biology, Phylogenetic tree, Evolutionary biology