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Cladistic analysis reconstructs relationships among taxa or classes by distinguishing characters that are evolutionarily novel (also termed apomorphic or derived), from those that were present in the last common ancestor of all the taxa under study, which are labelled ancestral or plesiomorphic.

The pop-culture analysis reconstructs theories of cultural evolution as populational, but not Darwinian, let alone neo-Darwinian.

Moreover, when using A* as an outgroup for the halving of SC, the analysis reconstructs something very close to A*, i.e. where d(A, A*) is only 5.

The payoff is watching the eminent pathologist do what she does best — divining a killer's ingenious methods of poisoning prisoners locked up in maximum security cells or, in a brilliant display of forensic analysis, reconstructing a crime scene nine years after the fact.

The DIVA analysis reconstructed several vicariance events across the phylogeny.

Our analysis reconstructed the LBikCA (Last Bikont Common Ancestor) with the same complement of myosins as the LECA (fig. 4).

This analysis reconstructed only one relationship between chordate and invertebrate clusters, that of the ECE sub-group and the DmeNEP3 related genes.

Phylogenetic analysis reconstructed the order in which genomic rearrangements occurred in the carcinogenesis of these tumours and confirmed gain of 3q and loss of 11q as early events in cervical cancer progression.

Using the combined dataset of 16S rRNA, fusA and groEL genes, co-phylogenetic analysis reconstructed only 6 potential co-speciation events, again no more than that expected by chance (P > 0.05).

This analysis reconstructed a single downward rate shift at the stem node (Additional file 3: Figure S8) but, in contrast, RLC with Yule reconstructed two smaller shifts, both within the crown and, consequently, a much older age (~24 Ma) for the crown node (Table  2, Figure  8).

On the other hand, the likelihood analysis reconstructed some nodes with greater certainty for a particular character state than the Bayesian approach, as for example nodes 1 and 3 in scalp evolution (Fig. 3A, Table 3) or node 20 in the reconstruction of gastronotic cuticle structure evolution (Fig. 4B, Table 3).