Methodology of a Cladistic Analysis: How to Construct Cladograms

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Methodology of a Cladistic Analysis: How to Construct Cladograms

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https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/clad/clad2.html

Publisher:

University of California, Berkeley. Museum of Paleontology

Description: This outline details the six steps necessary for completing a cladistic analysis. The final step is to build the cladogram, following the rules that: all taxa go on the endpoints of the cladogram (never at the nodes), all cladogram nodes must have a list of synapomorphies which are common to all taxa above the nodes, and all synapomorphies appear on the cladogram only once unless the characteristic was derived separately by evolutionary parallelism. The site then explains how to test your cladogram.

LC Classification:

Science -- Natural history. Biology
Science -- Natural history. Biology -- Biology (General) -- Evolution
Science -- Natural history. Biology -- Biology (General) -- Evolution -- Study and teaching. Research
Science -- Natural history. Biology -- Natural history (General) -- Classification. Nomenclature

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Science
Science -- Biology
Science -- Biological and life sciences
Science -- Natural history

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English

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