Biology, asked by rishab926, 1 year ago

Whatt does the scale in the phylogenetic tree mean

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Answered by niral
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Explanation:

→ In a common phylogenetic tree I know that the scale bar represents the amount of change in the nucleotides of your sequence but in a phylogenetic tree that uses allele frequencies.


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Answered by Anonymous
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a scalebar is given, branch length usually represents either. - genetic (or morphological) difference or. - time (in time-calibrated trees). In many phylogenetic tree schemes branch length contains no information at all. 1 Recommendation.

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