Sparse Taxon Sampling is a taxon sampling strategy characterized by the deliberate inclusion of a limited number of taxa relative to the total diversity in a clade, thereby increasing the risk of phylogenetic inaccuracy due to insufficient representation.
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Is Sparse Taxon Sampling a Problem for Phylogenetic Inference?
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