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Things phylogeny often describes (“phylogeny ________”)
reconstruction, estimation, problem, package, inference, construction, analysis, estimates, model, algorithms, methods, fallacy, programs, tree, studies, reconstructions, relationships, packages, method, relative, independent, branches, history, need, haplotyping, relationship, trees, deals, program, resources, determination
How phylogeny often is described (“________ phylogeny”)
molecular, human, primate, vertebrate, hominid, arthropod, early, true, mammalian, hominoid, bacterial, level, possible, based, higher, perfect, hypothetical, organismal, probable, complete, angiosperm, mitochondrial, reconstructed, lower, chordate, correct, amniote, tentative, recent, crustacean, fungal, avian, robust, actual, animal, molluscan, inferred, preliminary, ribosomal, morphological, insect, evolutionary, internal, comprehensive, tetrapod, recapitulate, composite, algal, marsupial, echinoderm, detailed, eutherian, microbial, matriarchal, nuclear, global, eukaryotic, its, teleostean, cladistic, pinniped, reliable, elasmobranch, accurate, chiropteran, ontogeny, comparative, intraspecific, squamate, rodent, invertebrate, basal, amphibian, phytochemical, unified, overall, proposed, suggested, primitive, tubulin, reptilian, provisional
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