Phylogeny morphological

Common phylogeny Morphologic-anatomical similarities Similar phytogeographic distribution Similar secondary metabolism... 

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Mitochondria and Their Host Morphology to Molecular Phylogeny... 

Figure 2.22(B). A phylogeny for all species of the bonito + tuna clade proposed by Graham and Dickson (2000) and based upon both morphological and gene sequence data. Mapped onto this phylogeny are the character states associated with evolution of endothermy and evolution of expanded scope for activity. (Modified from Block, 1995, and Graham and Dickson, 2000.)...

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