Phylogenetic trees are fractal in the sense that the ... such problems with non-monophyletic groups that modern systems of classification strive to give formal names only to monophyletic groups.

Figure 3: Inferred phylum, genus and species phylogenetic trees. The identification of the 400 most conserved proteins in microbial genomes is made computationally tractable by our approach ...

The classification scheme developed by Linnaeus ... morphological features and then progressing to molecular data. Phylogenetic trees can be rooted or unrooted. Rooted phylogenetic trees meet ...

“Our research shows that Xenoturbellida and Acoelomorpha together form the fourth phylum which we have called ‘Xenacoelomorpha’,” explains Albert Poustka from the Planck Institute for Molecular ...

Phylogenetic trees are diagrammatic representations of ... of the pisuviricota phylum, of the orthomavirae kingdom, of the ribovaria realm. As such, the virus has an RNA genome (+ssRNA with ...

The new tree also underscores the diversity ... and data analyses powered by the supercomputer at OIST. Phylogenetic revisions of classification systems are often based on a data model that ...

and combined with five fragments of ITS-SSU-LSU-EF-1α-RPB1-RPB2 to construct a phylogenetic tree of the genus Harposporium and related genera. The analysis results show that the ...