Phylogenetic Character Coding is a systematic method in phylogenetic analysis that consists in discretizing morphological, genetic, or behavioral traits into defined states to enable the inference of evolutionary relationships among taxa.
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ON CHARACTER CODING FOR PHYLOGENY RECONSTRUCTION
Fredrik Pleijel · Cladistics · 1995 · 247 citations · Full text
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