a phylogeny – sometimes known as a phylogenetic tree, evolutionary tree or tree of life – is a diagram used to represent the relationships between organisms. In the 1859 edition of On the Origin of ...

Charles Darwin may have co-signed the phrase ... Take whales: You might assume that their phylogenetic tree starts and stops in the ocean, since that’s where all life on Earth began.

When Darwin came up with the idea of what we call ... if we look at their modern relatives—do something what we call extant phylogenetic bracketing, which just means that you look at their ...

Many scientists have considered pollinators as potentially playing an important role in the diversification of flowering plants, including Charles Darwin who came to this ... by constructing a ...

The tree, the phylogenetic tree derived from Darwin, was the tool of comparative philology: language families branching off from each other—Slavo-Germanic from Aryan-Greco-Italo-Celtic, then ...

Males of the South American species incubate their young in their vocal sacs. The London Zoo recently established a breeding ...

Data made public for the first time allows Darwinites to see just how hot their portion of the street is compared with others in the neighbourhood. CSIRO has launched a new online portal, Darwin ...