Sentence examples for systematics interpretation from inspiring English sources
It requires that we rethink the process of viral origination and evolution, outside of the traditional molecular systematics interpretation of patterns of adjacency on trees, which treat large-scale similarity as evidence of inheritance from con-specific ancestors.
Although the robustness of this concept has been seriously questioned by advances in botanical research, especially the emergence of Magnolia deeper in the angiosperm tree of life in molecular systematics, it remains the most-taught interpretation for the origin of carpels.
His "phylogenetic systematics" identified monophyly as a desirable property of systematic entities.
The point is that a theory of systematics may not in methodology be particularly evolutionary, but this is not to say that its understanding or interpretation is not evolutionary through-and-through.
Great upheavals were taking place in the development of systematics.
Species: a history of the idea, Species and Systematics.
Today, the collection focuses on sciences like genomics and molecular systematics, said Susan Fraser, the librarian.
Protistan systematics remains a subject of debate and change.
We were going to use Systematics to look at an audience's contribution to the creation of music.
Gee presents a lucid introductory account of cladistics, touting its supposedly more objective methods over traditional evolutionary systematics.
