phylogeny

the phylogeny of the amphibian intestinal tract.

The phylogeny of hominoid is still an open question.

The historical development of the concepts of genealogy, phylogeny, monophyly and polyphyly is briefly reviewed.

In the present study, by using data generated from hundreds of mtDNA sequences, we revalue the deuterostome phylogeny in terms of whole mitochondrial genomes (mitogenomes).

Phylogeny is the evolutionary history of a group of organisms.

Scientists use phylogeny to study the relationships between different species.

Understanding phylogeny helps in tracing the origins of various traits.

Phylogeny can reveal the common ancestry of organisms.

Comparative anatomy is often used in conjunction with phylogeny to understand evolutionary relationships.

The study of phylogeny helps in reconstructing the tree of life.

Phylogeny provides insights into the diversification of species over time.

Molecular data is increasingly being used in phylogeny studies.

Phylogeny can help in predicting future evolutionary trends.

The field of phylogeny is constantly evolving with new discoveries and methodologies.