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Different rates of substitution may produce different phylogenies of the eutherian mammals.
Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Sept 1991
Holmes E C
Abstract excerpt
In an attempt to resolve some points of branching order in the phylogeny of the eutherian mammals, a phylogenetic analysis of 26 nuclear and 6 mitochondrial genes was undertaken using a maximum likelihood method on a constant rate stochastic model of molecular evolution. Seventeen of the nuclear genes gave a primates/artiodactyls grouping highest support whereas three of the mitochondrial genes found a...
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