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life on earth is monophyletic

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6 Feb 2014 I bet you'll be interested about the concept monophyly. Any human-made group of species (or taxon) like birds dinosaurs, primate, bacteria,
22 Sep 2014 Dinosaria is a monophyletic group of all dinosaurs, including birds. Contained within that group are the "avian dinosaurs" which form a
a Dinosaurs and birds form a monophyletic group b In order for dinosaurs to be also be called dinosaurs (c) Dinosaurs are a paraphyletic group (d) All of the
19 Dec 2008 Paraphyletic groups do not include all of the descendents of a Thus one should formally call them non-avian dinosaurs (basically all dinosaurs except birds) and . My understanding is that most (all?) life forms are nested
e monophyletic groups include all descendants of a common ancestor and only the closely related families, in turn, form an order, orders form a class, classes form a . Fossils demonstrate that dinosaurs once roamed Earth, and details of
Cladistics - Dinosaur glossary explains basic paleontological terms. A paraphyletic group consists of a common ancestor and some, but not all, of its
In taxonomy, a group is paraphyletic if it consists of the group's last common ancestor and all For example, dinosaurs are paraphyletic with respect to birds because birds possess many features that dinosaurs lack and occupy a distinctive niche. . For instance, the Formosan languages form a paraphyletic group of the
I had a biology professor whose motto for the class was "we're all just fancy fish." If you accept If you accept paraphyletic groups, birds are not necessarily dinosaurs, Can we get a bird to evolve and form dinosaurs from its genes?
17 Jul 2003 Here are examples of all three types of group: The ``non-avian dinosaurs'' make up a singly paraphyletic group because This may be extended to forms such as Clade(A+B+C), Clade(A+B+C+D), etc., in the obvious way.
6 Nov 2009 The origin and early evolution of dinosaurs. as silesaurids: a possibly monophyletic group composed of Mid-Late Triassic forms was given as "all descendants of the most recent common ancestor of birds and Triceratops".

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