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Uses for evolutionary trees.
Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences - 29 Jul 1995
Fitch W M
Abstract excerpt
The general impression of molecular evolution is often that one sequences a gene from a number of organisms and infers the evolutionary relations of the organisms. Indeed, if the sequences turn out to be orthologous and the data robust, one will get a phylogeny (tree) depicting those historical relations. But what one really obtains is a gene tree (I shall henceforth assume that the data are robust; that is...
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