ライフサイエンスコーパス: cladistic

1 il deer using 3D geometric morphometrics and cladistics.

2 rue phylogeny in over twice as many cases as cladistics (42 versus 18 percent).

3 tsechia is sister to Ceratophyllum (whenever cladistic analyses are made with or without a backbone).

4 ble, brushy tongues) and cluster together in cladistic analyses based on anatomical characters.

5 A series of nested, cladistic analyses confirmed that the other two regions

6 ch" off the tetrapod family tree, and recent cladistic analyses have disagreed about its exact phylog

7 Morphological cladistic analyses have identified lampreys and gnathost

8 Therefore, recent cladistic analyses have not resolved the phylogenetic hi

9 Morphological cladistic analyses have shown cetaceans to be most close

10 sms for evolutionary studies, integration of cladistic analyses in a broader biogeographic and evolut

11 Here we use cladistic analyses of the major cross-site behavioral da

12 Paleogene anthropoid interrelationships, but cladistic analyses of these data have led to the erectio

13 The complex brain of Fuxianhuia accords with cladistic analyses on the basis of neural characters, su

14 Cladistic analyses place the new species near the base o

15 Structural and cladistic analyses resolve an ancestral ground pattern c

16 Our cladistic analyses show that Pliobates is a stem hominoi

17 eight other African hominin samples, before cladistic analyses using a gorilla outgroup.

18 h its position as sister to eudicots in many cladistic analyses.

19 When compared side by side, nested cladistic analysis and analysis of molecular variance (A

20 s emerge via a parsimony criterion in nested cladistic analysis but must be specified a priori in AMO

21 Nested cladistic analysis demonstrated that population history

22 A cladistic analysis demonstrates that this species is the

23 Cladistic analysis divides the human OSBP genes into fiv

24 ggest that, under some circumstances, nested cladistic analysis has lower power than more traditional

25 Nested cladistic analysis identified a second, more recent sepa

26 Our cladistic analysis indicates that cetaceans are more clo

27 Cladistic analysis of cranial and dental evidence has be

28 A cladistic analysis of istiodactylid pterosaurs incorpora

29 oan phylogeny has increased greatly with the cladistic analysis of molecular data, and relaxed molecu

30 Hopefully, this debate will be resolved by cladistic analysis of the genomes of additional taxa and

31 Cladistic analysis of the HrpI (herein renamed HrcV) or

32 Comparative anatomy and cladistic analysis shows that Saadanius is an advanced s

33 Nevertheless, cladistic analysis suggests that living insectivores, at

34 We report results from a comprehensive cladistic analysis using cranial, postcranial, and denta

35 Cladistic analysis was performed on fatty acid methyl es

36 Cladistic analysis with the genes shared by at least two

37 ns at this level were not possible in nested cladistic analysis, because an ancestral (interior) hapl

38 In this review, examples involving cladistic analysis, cytogenetics--in situ hybridization,

39 A cladistic analysis, informed by developmental data on pa

40 ew World, as well as the results of a nested cladistic analysis, suggest the possibility of more than

41 e introduced a novel statistical approach: a cladistic analysis, which is well suited for mouse genet

42 ssociated with an elevated ACE level using a cladistic analysis.

43 Phylogenetic (cladistic) analysis of the pag corresponded with previou

44 Using novel cladistic and ecomorphological data, we show that pliosa

45 variation was observed among taxa, and both cladistic and phenetic analyses were used to construct a

46 cs involves comparative approaches, and both cladistic and phenetic methodologies have been applied.

47 Parallel cladistic and protein-architecture analyses outlined two

48 Taken together, our results indicate that a cladistic approach can identify amino acids critical for

49 of 293 cases and 395 controls, we employed a cladistic approach to examine gene-disease association.

50 These analyses provide a framework for a cladistic approach to future disease association studies

51 discoveries in the context of evidence from cladistics, as well as developmental and comparative neu

52 ur approach provides a complementary view to cladistic assignments and holds important clues for furt

53 The distribution of polymorphic traits in cladistic character-taxon matrices reveals that the freq

54 ed both by using the individual mutations as cladistic characters and by reducing data for each locus

55 ps because they constitute synapomorphies or cladistic characters.

56 A cladistic complementation series localized the occurrenc

57 trap trees, produce the strict basic Reduced Cladistic Consensus profile of a set of trees and conver

58 nd highlights problematic aspects of current cladistic definitions.

59 genetic analyses based on the representative cladistic diversity of 362 individual wild (261) and lan

60 ociation, and is also more powerful than the cladistic haplotype clustering method CLADHC.

61 theories (e.g., self-organization/structure, cladistics/history, and evolutionary genetics/function).

62 The program can determine the Cladistic Information Content of individual trees, the s

63 identification but also contain within them cladistic information which we used to determine the pos

64 There is, however, no reason to suppose that cladistics is not applicable to anything that evolves by

65 Cladistics is widely used in biology and paleobiology to

66 One association (10p/1qter) may be a cladistic marker for the cohort Glires, linking rodents

67 es, and genomic organization of IGL genes as cladistic markers.

68 Our results demonstrate that a combined cladistic/measured haplotype analysis of polymorphisms w

69 We compared the nested cladistic method to the more traditional analysis of var

70 Using a cladistic method where RNA structural components were co

71 rge (LSU) and small (SSU) subunit rRNA using cladistic methods and considerations in statistical mech

72 Conventional cladistic methods of inferring evolutionary relationship

73 By applying cladistic methods to a morphological character matrix, w

74 Conservation of the cladistic molecular markers suggests that they are assoc

75 s after the first review on the influence of cladistics on systematic research in Heteroptera, we sum

76 in multiple fields, including paleontology, cladistics, phylogenetics, genomics, and cell and develo

77 red directly from the structure of RNA using cladistic principles and considerations in statistical m

78 tionary histories that we here uncover using cladistic principles and measurements of protein-fold us

79 classified into six types of trees, based on cladistic relationships and whether the reconstruction i

80 Efforts to increase cladistic resolution by defining traits at greater level

81 igin of Species, the Darwinian era up to the Cladistic Revolution, and the Hennigian era leading to t

82 Peru) and "southern" (Bolivia and Argentina) cladistic split for members of the S. brevicaule complex

83 The cladistic structure in this region is used to identify f

84 Additional cladistic structure is estimated to have emerged after r

85 sis of no recombination, we also reveal some cladistic structure not disrupted by recombination durin

86 nature of hybridization, which disrupts the cladistic structure of character variation, phylogenetic

87 building on a preceding era of morphological cladistic studies, molecular data have yielded robust in

88 and Pyrrhocoroidea, are still unaffected by cladistic studies.

89 These results agree with a previous cladistic study of morphological characters.

90 phylogenetic comparative methods, and a new cladistic study of saber-toothed cats.

91 However, neuroanatomy-based cladistics suggesting close phylogenetic proximity of in

92 Bioinformatics, cladistic techniques, and in situ hybridization and Nort

93 issues assume primacy in attempts to extend cladistics to archaeological materials: the construction