| Biologists often specify the evolutionary relationships among organisms via a treelike diagram called a cladogram. |
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| The result of a cladistic analysis is a cladogram, a diagram of nested synapomorphies that defines relationships in a relative way. |
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| This large amount of overlap drives the inference of isolation-by-distance for the overall cladogram. |
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| To represent this, we have used multiple lines drawn to paraphyletic groups in the cladogram above. |
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| Neither of these jawless fish has a bony skeleton, but most of the fossil groups listed on the cladogram had a fairly extensive covering of bony plates. |
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| The backbone of the cladogram is more similar to the rbcL cladogram of Richardson et al. |
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| The cladogram below shows the inner and outer relations of Rodentia based on a 2012 attempt by Wu et al. |
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| The cladogram that resulted from our analysis of the European isolates is in agreement with those previously published. |
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| The family tree, or cladogram, below shows the branches of primates, the order of mammals that includes humans, monkeys, apes, and lemurs. |
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| The cladogram presented below is based on studies compiled by Philippe Janvier and others for the Tree of Life Web Project. |
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| The cladogram is a tool for visualizing and comparing the evolutionary relationships between taxa. |
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| The unrooted cladogram to the right shows the relationship between various subgenera and classes as defined by the analysis of Rivadavia et al. |
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| The diagram below gives a more accurate representation of the correct cladogram. |
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| It also has a cladogram so you can see where ancestors came from. |
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| Murphy and Aguirre-Leon interpreted the cladogram from Radtkey et al. |
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