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clade
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groupe d'organismes monophylétiques composé d'un ancêtre commun et de tous ses descendants linéaires
A clade is a group of organisms that includes a common ancestor and all of its descendants, shown as branches on a tree diagram. Scientists use clades to understand evolutionary relationships because they reveal which species are most closely related by shared ancestry.
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- Instance of
- taxonomic rank
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- taxon
- Part of
- cladistics
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- Cladogram Crocodilia NL.PNG
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- Template:Clade
- manifestation of
- monophyly
- has characteristic
- monophyly
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Un clade (du grec ancien : κλάδος / kládos, « branche »), aussi appelé groupe monophylétique, est un groupe d'organismes, vivants ou ayant vécu, comprenant un organisme particulier et la totalité de ses descendants.
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