| 31. | Lamarck ( 1809 1959 ) gave clade the general meaning of any monophyletic branch of the evolutionary tree.
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| 32. | Since its discovery, the 145-million-year-old Archaeopteryx has perched alone on a low branch of the avian evolutionary tree.
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| 33. | In 2009, Warnow and her colleagues released their SAT?software for co-estimating biological multiple sequence alignments and evolutionary trees.
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| 34. | Only later did the forerunners of today's eukaryotes split off from the more ancient parts of the evolutionary tree.
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| 35. | Farrell constructed an evolutionary tree including more than 100 species representing the many kinds of beetles that eat plants.
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| 36. | Statistical techniques such as jackknifing help in providing reliability estimates for the positions of haplotypes within the evolutionary trees.
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| 37. | Certain excavates are often considered among the most primitive eukaryotes, based partly on their placement in many evolutionary trees.
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| 38. | According to this evolutionary tree, chimps and bonobos were first to branch off the trunk leading to modern people.
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| 39. | Could there have been a jump ( punctuated evolution ) in the very early part of the evolutionary tree?
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| 40. | Remarkably, scientists are finding their genes to be ancient, putting them among the deepest roots of the evolutionary tree.
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