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Phylogeny (Newick) templates
Phylogenetic trees in Newick format with branch lengths and bootstrap support. Renders cladograms / phylograms.
Primate Phylogeny
Newick string of great-ape phylogeny with branch lengths.
Life SciencesMini Tree of Life
Compact eukaryote/prokaryote tree.
Life SciencesCoronavirus Lineage
Toy lineage of coronaviruses for illustration.
Life SciencesPhylogeny with Bootstrap Support
Newick string with bootstrap percentages on internal nodes.
Life SciencesMajor Plant Lineages
Simplified phylogeny of green plants from algae to angiosperms.
Life SciencesMammal Orders
Major placental mammal orders with approximate branch ages (Mya).
Life SciencesVertebrate Classes
Major vertebrate lineages from jawless fish to mammals.
Life SciencesSARS-CoV-2 Variants
Major SARS-CoV-2 lineages with stylised divergence times (months).
Life SciencesMammal phylogeny
Simplified placental mammal relationships.
Life SciencesBird major clades
Palaeognathae vs Neognathae split.
Life SciencesFlowering plants
Major angiosperm lineages.
Life SciencesPrimate detail
Great apes + Old World monkeys + New World monkeys.
Life SciencesCoronavirus spike
Spike-gene phylogeny of major sarbecoviruses.
Life SciencesInfluenza H3N2 drift
Seasonal H3N2 strain timeline.
Life SciencesTumor sub-clone tree
Clonal evolution in a tumor sample.
Life SciencesArthropod groups
Major arthropod classes.
Life SciencesFungal lineages
Major fungal phyla.
Life SciencesIndo-European languages
Simplified Indo-European family tree.
Research & AcademicPhylogenetic Tree (Newick)
A primate phylogeny — edit the nesting to build your own tree.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: vertebrate classes
A cladogram of the major vertebrate groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: land plants
Relationships among major plant lineages (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: mammalian orders
Relationships among several mammalian orders (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: arthropods
Relationships among the major arthropod groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: the three domains
The universal tree: Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryota (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bird orders
A simplified cladogram of major bird groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: fungal phyla
Relationships among the major fungal groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: reptiles
A simplified reptile cladogram (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: flowering plants
Major angiosperm lineages (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: carnivore families
Cats, dogs, bears and weasels (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: great apes
Human and the great apes (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: cetaceans
Whales and dolphins (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: dinosaurs
Major dinosaur lineages (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: amphibians
Frogs, salamanders and caecilians (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: insect orders
Major insect orders (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: monocots
Major monocot groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: protist supergroups
A simplified tree of eukaryotic protist groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bacterial phyla
A simplified bacterial tree (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: eukaryote kingdoms
Animals, fungi, plants and protists (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: tetrapods
Land vertebrates and their lungfish outgroup (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: deuterostomes
Chordates and echinoderms (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: archaeal phyla
Major archaeal groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: gymnosperms
Conifers and their relatives (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: rodents
Major rodent groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: marsupials
Kangaroos, koalas and opossums (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: big cats
Relationships among the great cats (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: cereal crops
Major cereal grasses (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: snakes
Major snake groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: legumes
Common legume crops (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: crow family
Corvids: crows, ravens, magpies and jays (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: citrus
Cultivated citrus relationships (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: sharks
Relationships among shark groups (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bears
The bear family (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: domesticated animals
Domestic animals and their wild relatives (branch lengths ≈ kya).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: coronaviruses
Relationships among human coronaviruses (illustrative).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: grass family
Grasses including cereals and bamboo (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: primates
The great apes and humans (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: dog family
Wolves, foxes and relatives (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: horses & zebras
The horse family Equidae (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: Darwin's finches
Galápagos finch radiation grouped by feeding niche.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: hominins
Human ancestors and close relatives (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: nightshades
The Solanaceae — tomato, potato and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bovids
Cattle, sheep, goats and antelope (branch lengths ≈ MYA).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: salmon & trout
The salmon family Salmonidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: influenza types
Influenza A subtypes and the B and C lineages.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: conifers
Major conifer families (branch lengths ≈ relative).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: cephalopods
Octopus, squid, cuttlefish and the nautilus.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: beetles
Major beetle families (Coleoptera).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: orchids
Representative genera of the orchid family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: turtles
Sea turtles, tortoises and freshwater turtles.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: frogs & toads
Major anuran groups (branch lengths ≈ relative).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: palms
Economically important members of the palm family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: spiders
Representative families of the order Araneae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: butterflies & moths
Major families of the order Lepidoptera.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: parrots
Cockatoos, true parrots and New Zealand parrots.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: crustaceans
Crabs, shrimp, barnacles and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: ferns & allies
Major lineages of the ferns and fern allies.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: penguins
Representative genera of the penguin family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bees
Major bee groups (branch lengths ≈ relative).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: corals & cnidarians
Hard corals, soft corals, anemones and jellyfish.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: echinoderms
Sea stars, urchins, cucumbers and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bryophytes
Mosses, liverworts and hornworts.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: sponges & early animals
Sponges, placozoans, cnidarians and bilaterians.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: flatworms
Free-living and parasitic flatworm groups.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: grasshoppers & crickets
Major orthopteran groups.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: dragonflies & relatives
Dragonflies, damselflies and mayflies.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: gymnosperm lineages
Cycads, ginkgo, conifers and gnetophytes.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: owls
Barn owls and the true owls.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: deer
The deer family Cervidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: monkeys
Old World and New World monkeys.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: gastropods
Snails, slugs and limpets.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: eagles & hawks
Birds of prey in the family Accipitridae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: ducks
Dabbling and diving ducks.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: lizards
Major lizard groups.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bivalves
Mussels, oysters, clams and scallops.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: woodpeckers
Members of the woodpecker family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: salamanders & newts
Tailed amphibians (Caudata).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: seahorses & pipefish
The family Syngnathidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: eels
True eels and the electric eel.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: herons & egrets
The heron family Ardeidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: geese
True geese (subfamily Anserinae).
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