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The 204 pages that link to Phylogenetics, each with the reason it gives.

• DicyemidaRelated: Molecular phylogenetics has challenged older classifications based on dicyemid anatomy alone.

• Evolutionary linguisticsRelated: Phylogenetic models help infer how language families diversified over time.

• FritillariaNarrower topic: DNA-based phylogenies help reconstruct how Fritillaria lineages diversified.

• Green pheasantRelated: Phylogenetic evidence helps test how distinct green pheasants are from common pheasants.

• LithocarpusRelated: Phylogenetic evidence helps resolve the limits and relationships of Lithocarpus species.

• MotacillidaeRelated: Phylogenetic evidence helps resolve relationships among wagtails, pipits, and other passerines.

• NotostracaRelated: Phylogenetic analyses test where Notostraca belongs among branchiopods and other crustaceans.

• NymphalidaeRelated: Phylogenetic methods test how nymphalid subfamilies and tribes are related.

• OrthonectidaRelated: Phylogenetic analyses reshaped ideas about where orthonectids belong among animals.

• PareiasauriaRelated: Anatomical comparisons place pareiasaurs within the debated early amniote family tree.

• Rock-wallabyRelated: Genetic relationships help clarify how Petrogale species diversified.

• SilesauridaeRelated: Silesaurid placement depends on how anatomical characters are grouped and interpreted.

• SimosuchusNarrower topic: Simosuchus’s placement among crocodyliforms depends on comparisons of anatomical characters.

• SipunculaRelated: Phylogenetic analyses resolved the worms' close relationship to annelids despite their unsegmented appearance.

• StomiiformesRelated: Molecular and anatomical phylogenies test how stomiiform families relate to one another and other fishes.

• Terrestrial crabRelated: Phylogenies help test whether terrestrial adaptations evolved independently across crab groups.

• TodyRelated: Phylogenetic comparisons place todies among other bird lineages.

• Transitional fossilRelated: Phylogenetic analysis places transitional fossils among related lineages.

• VachelliaRelated: Phylogenetic evidence supports recognizing Vachellia as a lineage distinct from other acacias.

• XenacoelomorphaNarrower topic: Different phylogenetic methods have produced competing placements for Xenacoelomorpha.

• AnaspidaRelated: Different interpretations of anaspid traits can change their inferred position.

• AnolidaeRelated: Phylogenetic evidence has reshaped the boundaries and names of anole families.

• AntbirdRelated: Phylogenetic research has reshaped the boundaries and internal classification of Thamnophilidae.

• Armen TakhtajanRelated: His classification aimed to represent the evolutionary history of plants.

• Bioinformatics educationRelated: It demonstrates how computational analyses can test hypotheses about biological history.

• BrantaRelated: It provides methods for testing which geese belong together in Branta.

• CeratogaulusRelated: Its precise placement among fossil and living gophers depends on reconstructing evolutionary relationships.

• CervalcesRelated: Phylogenetic analyses can test whether named stag-moose species form one lineage.

• ChloroflexotaRelated: It provides the framework for interpreting relationships among Chloroflexota lineages.

• ClamatorRelated: Phylogenetic analyses help establish Clamator’s relationships to other cuckoo genera.

• DalbergiaRelated: Phylogenetic studies help clarify relationships among Dalbergia species.

• DanioninNarrower topic: Phylogenetic analyses help test which genera belong within the danionin group.

• DromornisRelated: Comparisons of skeletal characters help test where dromornithids belong on the bird family tree.

• Evolution of bacteriaNarrower topic: It provides the methods used to reconstruct bacterial lineages from comparative evidence.

• GalanthusRelated: Phylogenetic evidence helps place Galanthus within Amaryllidaceae.

• GalaxiidaeRelated: Phylogenetic analyses test whether traditional galaxiid groupings reflect ancestry.

• Hump-winged grigRelated: Grig anatomy and genes help place an ancient lineage within katydid evolution.

• LagerpetidaeRelated: Comparisons of anatomical characters place lagerpetids near the origin of pterosaurs.

• LarusRelated: Genetic evidence helps test whether traditional Larus groupings reflect ancestry.

• MucoromycotinaRelated: Phylogenetic analyses helped distinguish Mucoromycotina from older, broader fungal groupings.

• MyxozoaRelated: Phylogenetic analyses overturned the earlier view that myxozoans were protozoans.

• Order (taxonomy)Related: Modern classifications often use evolutionary relationships to define orders.

• ParacanthurusRelated: Phylogenetic evidence helps place Paracanthurus among other surgeonfish lineages.

• ParakaryonRelated: A reliable placement for Parakaryon requires evidence of its evolutionary relationships.

• PhylliidaeRelated: Phylogenetic analyses test how leaf insects relate to other phasmid lineages.

• ScansoriopterygidaeRelated: Analyses differ over where scansoriopterygids fit among maniraptoran dinosaurs.

• SceliphriniRelated: Evolutionary analyses can test whether the tribe’s genera form a single lineage.

• Sequence analysis (bioinformatics)Related: Aligned sequences provide characters from which evolutionary trees can be inferred.

• SharovipteryxNarrower topic: Its precise position among early reptiles remains difficult to establish.

• TadornaRelated: Molecular and morphological evidence help place Tadorna among waterfowl genera.