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Phylogeny (Newick) templates
Phylogenetic trees in Newick format with branch lengths and bootstrap support. Renders cladograms / phylograms.
Biology — Phylogeny: geckos
Representative gecko groups.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: octopuses
Members of the order Octopoda.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: gulls & terns
Seabirds of the family Laridae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: swans
The swans (genus Cygnus).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: hummingbirds
Representative hummingbird species.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: pigeons & doves
The family Columbidae, including the dodo.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: kingfishers
Kingfishers and kookaburras.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: flamingos
The flamingo family Phoenicopteridae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: cranes
Members of the crane family Gruidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: swallows & martins
The swallow family Hirundinidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: storks
The stork family Ciconiidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: pelicans
Members of the pelican family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: grebes
Diving waterbirds of the family Podicipedidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: antelopes
Representative antelope groups.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: bats
Fruit bats and the echolocating microbats.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: seals & sea lions
The pinnipeds.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: mustelids
Weasels, otters, badgers and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: hyenas
The family Hyaenidae, including the aardwolf.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: rabbits & hares
The lagomorphs.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: squirrels
Tree squirrels, ground squirrels and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: crocodilians
Crocodiles, alligators and the gharial.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: vipers
Adders, rattlesnakes and other vipers.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: pythons & boas
Constricting snakes.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: chameleons
Representative chameleon species.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: lungfish
The three living lungfish lineages.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: lampreys
Jawless fish of the lamprey group.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: elephants
Living elephants and the extinct mammoth.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: rhinoceroses
The five living rhinoceros species.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: camelids
Old- and New-World camelids.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: sloths
Tree sloths and the extinct ground sloth.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: shrews
True shrews (family Soricidae).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: hedgehogs
Members of the hedgehog subfamily.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: monotremes
The egg-laying mammals.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: pangolins
The scaly anteaters (order Pholidota).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: rose family
Rosaceae — roses, apples, cherries and strawberries.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: mint family
Lamiaceae — aromatic herbs.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: grape family
Vitaceae — cultivated and wild grapes.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: primrose family
Primulaceae — primroses and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: mongooses
Members of the family Herpestidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: raccoons & relatives
The family Procyonidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: skunks
The family Mephitidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: civets & genets
The family Viverridae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: otters
Aquatic members of the weasel family.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: oaks
Members of the oak genus Quercus.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: maples
Members of the maple genus Acer.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: brassica family
Brassicaceae crops, many from one species.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: gourd family
Cucurbitaceae - cucumbers, melons and squashes.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: tunicates
Sea squirts and relatives (subphylum Tunicata).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: lancelets
Cephalochordates (amphioxus and kin).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: hagfish
Jawless slime-producing fish.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: coelacanths
The two surviving lobe-finned coelacanth species.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: ray-finned fish
Major actinopterygian lineages.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: cartilaginous fish
Sharks, rays and chimaeras (Chondrichthyes).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: sparrows
Old World sparrows and relatives.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: thrushes
Thrushes and chats (family Turdidae).
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: warblers
Old World leaf and scrub warblers.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: tits
Members of the tit family Paridae.
Life SciencesBiology — Phylogeny: wrens
Members of the wren family Troglodytidae.
Life SciencesBiology — Cicada Phylogeny
Periodical and annual cicadas (Cicadidae).
Life SciencesBiology — Aphid Phylogeny
Sap-sucking aphids (Aphididae).
Life SciencesBiology — Mantis Phylogeny
Praying mantises (Mantodea).
Life SciencesBiology — Cockroach Phylogeny
Cockroaches (Blattodea).
Life SciencesBiology — Moth Phylogeny
A sample of moth families (Lepidoptera).
Life SciencesBiology — Whale Phylogeny
Baleen and toothed whales (Cetacea).
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