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Levels of the genealogical hierarchy and the problem of hominoid phylogeny.
American journal of physical anthropology - 1 May 1994
Rogers J
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Molecular data are widely used to reconstruct phylogenetic relationships among species, and these phylogenies are often used as the basis for inferences about the history of evolutionary change in other nonmolecular characters. This approach is an appropriate and powerful one in many circumstances. But when several lineages diverge over a relatively short period of time, the assumption that a molecular (gene)...
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