phylogenetic (Meaning)
Wordnet
phylogenetic (a)
of or relating to the evolutionary development of organisms
Webster
phylogenetic (a.)
Relating to phylogenesis, or the race history of a type of organism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phylogenetic
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phylogenetic Sentence Examples
- The phylogenetic tree reveals the evolutionary relationships among species.
- Phylogenetic analysis compares genetic sequences to infer the branching patterns of evolution.
- Molecular phylogenetic methods are used to study the genetic basis of evolutionary changes.
- The phylogenetic diversity index measures the evolutionary distinctness of a community.
- Phylogenetic approaches have been used to investigate the origins of human diseases.
- Comparative phylogenetic methods shed light on the functional evolution of genes.
- Phylogenetic studies can help identify keystone species within an ecosystem.
- The phylogenetic distribution of traits provides insights into the selective pressures that have shaped adaptations.
- Phylogenetic reconstruction techniques are continuously being improved to increase their accuracy.
- Phylogenetic perspectives are essential for understanding the history and diversity of life on Earth.
FAQs About the word phylogenetic
of or relating to the evolutionary development of organismsRelating to phylogenesis, or the race history of a type of organism.
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The phylogenetic tree reveals the evolutionary relationships among species.
Phylogenetic analysis compares genetic sequences to infer the branching patterns of evolution.
Molecular phylogenetic methods are used to study the genetic basis of evolutionary changes.
The phylogenetic diversity index measures the evolutionary distinctness of a community.
