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The 12 pages that link to Clade, each with the reason it gives.

• CladisticsBroader topic: Cladistics aims to identify groups that include complete branches of ancestry.

• Phylogenetic treeBroader topic: A clade is the group of lineages enclosed by a single branch point.

• Phylogenetic nomenclatureNarrower topic: Phylogenetic names commonly designate clades as branches of evolutionary history.

• APG IV systemRelated: APG IV recognizes named groups intended to correspond to evolutionary lineages.

• Taxonomic rankCompared with: Clades describe branching relationships without requiring fixed hierarchical ranks.

• Crown groupNarrower topic: A crown group is a particular kind of clade, anchored by living members.

• SynapomorphyRelated: A synapomorphy can support the hypothesis that a set of organisms forms this group.

• ParaphylyCompared with: A clade includes every descendant, unlike a paraphyletic group.

• Biological classificationBroader topic: A clade is an ancestry-based group that modern classification seeks to represent.

• MonophylyRelated: Clade is the standard name for a monophyletic group.

• Class (biology)Compared with: Unlike class, a clade is defined by ancestry rather than a fixed position in a rank hierarchy.

• Order (taxonomy)Compared with: A clade is defined by ancestry, whereas an order is a rank that may vary in scope.