DescriptionPhylogenetic-Groups-Rev.svg	English: Phylogenetic groups: *A monophyletic taxon contains a common ancestor and all of its descendants. ** Diagram: in yellow, the group of "reptiles and birds" *A paraphyletic taxon contains its most recent common ancestor, but does not contain all the descendants of that ancestor. ** Diagram: in cyan, the reptiles *A polyphyletic taxon does not contain the most recent common ancestor of all its members. ** Diagram: in red, the group of "all warm-blooded animals" Русский: Разновидности таксонов: монофилетический, парафилетический, полифилетический.
Date	7 December 2010
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Author	Peter coxhead
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