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Tympanonesiotes - Systematics
... Tympanonesiotes, and thus it was argued that all four genera were closely related ... pseudotooth birds placed there are probably closely related to the better-known Pelagornis, type genus of the family Pelagornithidae ... Pelagornis and perhaps Tympanoneisiotes appear to be very closely related and are probably part of a monophyletic lineage of (usually) giant pseudotooth birds ...
... Tympanonesiotes, and thus it was argued that all four genera were closely related ... pseudotooth birds placed there are probably closely related to the better-known Pelagornis, type genus of the family Pelagornithidae ... Pelagornis and perhaps Tympanoneisiotes appear to be very closely related and are probably part of a monophyletic lineage of (usually) giant pseudotooth birds ...
Phoronid - Evolutionary History - Family Tree
... are confident that members of Lophotrochozoa are more closely related to each other than of non-members, the relationships between members are mostly unclear ... Molecular phylogeny indicates that Phoronida are closely related to Brachiopoda, but Bryozoa (Ectoprocta) are not closely related to this group, despite using a ...
... are confident that members of Lophotrochozoa are more closely related to each other than of non-members, the relationships between members are mostly unclear ... Molecular phylogeny indicates that Phoronida are closely related to Brachiopoda, but Bryozoa (Ectoprocta) are not closely related to this group, despite using a ...
Debate About Cambrian Lophotrochozoans - Wiwaxia
... They also argued that Wiwaxia was fairly closely related to and in fact descended from the halkieriids, as the sclerites are divided into similar groups, although those of ... Hence even if Wiwaxia’s sclerites closely resembled bristles, which he doubted, this would not prove that Wiwaxia’s closest relative were annelids ... (2006) accepted that Wiwaxia and Odontogriphus were closely related, but argued that they were stem-group polychaetes rather than stem-group molluscs ...
... They also argued that Wiwaxia was fairly closely related to and in fact descended from the halkieriids, as the sclerites are divided into similar groups, although those of ... Hence even if Wiwaxia’s sclerites closely resembled bristles, which he doubted, this would not prove that Wiwaxia’s closest relative were annelids ... (2006) accepted that Wiwaxia and Odontogriphus were closely related, but argued that they were stem-group polychaetes rather than stem-group molluscs ...
List Of Examples Of Convergent Evolution - In Animals - Prehistoric Reptiles
... These groups aren't closely related ... The Pelycosaurs are more closely related to mammals while the Ctenosauriscids are closely related to pterosaurs and dinosaurs ... and Ouranosaurus, which are not closely related to either Pelycosaurs, Ctenosauriscids or Spinosaurids, also had similar, but thicker, spines on their vertebrae, and thus have humps, like the ...
... These groups aren't closely related ... The Pelycosaurs are more closely related to mammals while the Ctenosauriscids are closely related to pterosaurs and dinosaurs ... and Ouranosaurus, which are not closely related to either Pelycosaurs, Ctenosauriscids or Spinosaurids, also had similar, but thicker, spines on their vertebrae, and thus have humps, like the ...
Anger Function
... (1855), is a function defined as and is closely related to Bessel functions ... Weber (1879), is a closely related function defined by and is closely related to Bessel functions of the second kind ...
... (1855), is a function defined as and is closely related to Bessel functions ... Weber (1879), is a closely related function defined by and is closely related to Bessel functions of the second kind ...
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