cladogenesis

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• Also, it is entirely possible in principle that most evolutionary change occurs within a single lineage (anagenesis) rather than via branching (cladogenesis).

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• Note that language richness is generally the product of language-splitting events (cladogenesis), whereas phylogenetic diversity and disparity are produced by both anagenesis (change within lineages) and cladogenesis (figure 3).

  Academic text (2013)

• Multiple variants of the same enzyme are produced by different alleles. Cladogenesis.

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• Mechanisms driving language cladogenesis.

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• In particular, we draw on previous empirical and theoretical work to outline the mechanisms that drive linguistic cladogenesis and disparity.

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• In the next section, we address this by discussing a series of potential mechanisms that are involved in language cladogenesis and in the formation of linguistic disparity.

  Academic text (2013)

• Note that language richness is generally the product of language-splitting events (cladogenesis), whereas phylogenetic diversity and disparity are produced by both anagenesis (change within lineages) and cladogenesis (figure 3).

  Academic text (2013)

• I fail to see where biological transmutation is any more far-fetched than panspermia, punctuated equilibrium (cladogenesis), or phyletic gradualism (anagenesis), etc.

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• The theory of cladogenesis helps explain how diverse species evolve from a common ancestor.

• Research on cladogenesis illustrates how environmental changes can lead to the formation of new lineages.

Synonyms

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speciation

vscladogenesis

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A process by which new species form from existing ones

is specifically about one species splitting into two or more lineages

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology