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A group of organisms including the ancestral species and all descendent species.
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A taxon derived from a single ancestral species that gave rise to no other species in any other taxon .
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the theory that all forms of blood cells have their origin in a single type of cell, the blast cell (which develops into a pluripotential stem cell), with the different types of cells arising from there by a process of differentiation. Cf. dualistic t., polyphyletic t., and trialistic t. Called also monophyletism and unitarian t.
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Clad. (sensu stricto) Relating to a group consisting of a single ancestor and all of its descendents. A strictly monophyletic group is a clade and is recognized on the basis of synapomorphy. Called holophyletic by those who adopt the broad sense of monophyletic. Opposed to polyphyletic; cf. paraphyletic. This is the meaning used by the majority of systematic biologists. Clad. (sensu lato) Relating to a group consisting of a single ancestor and at least some of its descendents. ...
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Pertaining to a set of organisms consisting of one species and all of that species' descendants.
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