Examples of 'clades' in a sentence
Meaning of "clades"
clade (noun) - a group of organisms that includes an ancestor and all of its descendants, often used in the field of biology and evolutionary science
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- plural of clade
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Heterobranchia is one of the main clades of gastropods.
Viruses of both clades were associated with vaccination breakdown.
The storm petrels are two separate clades.
They are one of two main clades of angiosperms.
Harrisoni can be grouped into two clades.
There are at least five clades of this virus.
The species are positioned in two separate clades.
These clades are only distantly related.
There are three clades in the genus.
This subgenus consists of three clades.
Forming of clades is largely based on habitat and host.
These names refer to clades unranked.
Deep clades were also cut out.
They are one of four clades of angiosperms.
Nine subspecies have been recognized forming two clades.
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The latter three clades were not recognized previously.
Ago proteins can be divided into three clades.
Notice how clades are nested within larger clades.
This is the sister clade of the two other clades.
These clades are divided by region.
The mouse lemurs split into three distinct clades.
Two clades are sisters if they have an immediate common ancestor.
Along with these main groupings are a number of smaller clades.
Within the genus a number of clades have been identified.
Regional endemics represent both old and young clades.
The clades are unranked.
As well as two extinct clades.
Distributions of these clades fall geographically within well established areas.
A small number of nodoviruses seem to lie outside either of these clades.
Three clades of haplotypes diverging from one to two mutations were defined.
Some previously recognized therocephalian clades have turned out to be artificial.
Eleven clades have been identified and a letter designates each subtype.
The results of the analysis were presented in terms of clades and complexes.
The hemagglutinins of the clades differ in their amino acid sequences.
Rates of extinction and radiation varied across different clades of organisms.
These groups may be clades that diverged early in the evolution of braconids.
Phylogenetic studies indicate seven major clades within the genus.
The PspA families and clades of the pneumococcal clinical isolates were identified as follows.
The exact relations between the clades are slightly unclear.
Groups of interrelated species that share a common ancestor are called clades.
It is regarded as being among the most suspensory clades of mammals ever to evolve.
There was very little sequence variation in each of these two clades.
Et habeo clades.
Groups with chloroplasts appear in several distantly related protist clades.
Phylogenetic analysis showed that three clear clades could be distinguished.
The major evolutionary lineages or lines correspond to the three major clades.
Human head lice are categorized into clades based on their genetic makeup.
Shared derived characters can be used to group organisms into clades.
Groups of individual capsid clones are classified in clades based on their common ancestry.
Shared derived characters may be used to group organisms into clades.
