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phylogeneticists

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  • noun Plural form of phylogeneticist.

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Examples

  • He advocated the inclusion of all sorts of scientists studying deep time problems in evolutionary biology, also those phylogeneticists dealing with molecular data who use fossils merely for obtaining calibration ages.

    What is a Paleontologist? ReBecca Foster 2009

  • But phylogeneticists have a point: They want people to emphasize evolutionary relationships when you name organisms.

    Organizing the World in the Age of DNA 2007

  • The company seemed obviously focused on animals; and they had hired researchers with an interest in the past-paleoblologists, DNA phylogeneticists, and so on.

    Jurassic Park Crichton, Michael, 1942- 1991

  • I have decided to post a question here to my blog requesting help from phylogeneticists everywhere in doing phylogenetic analysis of data from metagenomic projects.

    The Tree of Life 2009

  • Calling all phylogeneticists - we need your help with metagenomic data

    The Tree of Life 2009

  • That’s pretty hilarious, considering that sex has been known to biologists and phylogeneticists, for, I don’t know, FOREVER.

    Yet another reason Paul Nelson is extremely silly - The Panda's Thumb 2007

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