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Fig. 1.1. The phylogenetic structure of the Nematoda revealed by small subunit ribosomal RNA analysis. (A) Neighbour-joining (NJ) analysis of aligned ssu rRNA genes from nematodes. The alignment is based on that of Blaxter etal. (1998), with the addition of sequences from Aleshin etal. (1998), Nadler (1998)... Fig. 1.1. The phylogenetic structure of the Nematoda revealed by small subunit ribosomal RNA analysis. (A) Neighbour-joining (NJ) analysis of aligned ssu rRNA genes from nematodes. The alignment is based on that of Blaxter etal. (1998), with the addition of sequences from Aleshin etal. (1998), Nadler (1998)...
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Note that I refer to patterns at the community level (i.e. species richness, species replacement or functional diversity) complementarily, Jenkins and colleagues (Chapter 15) propose using microbes to study a series of biogeographical principles at the species level, namely the relationships between species distributions and abundance, body size and niche characteristics, and the phylogenetic structure of species across space. [Pg.336]

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Scoring. Structures were scored against phylogenetic structures by ... [Pg.253]

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