Cohesion Cladistics

Cohesion Cladistics is a systematic methodology within phylogenetic inference that classifies taxa based on the maintenance of genetic or developmental cohesion as the primary criterion for determining monophyletic relationships, distinguishing it from other cladistic approaches that prioritize overall similarity or shared derived characters.

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    Matthew H. Haber

    University of Utah, United States

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    Andrew Hamilton

    Arizona State University, United States

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