Also known as branching evolution or phylogenetic 
Also known as branching evolution or phylogenetic systematics, it is the reconstruction of phylogenies based on characteristics unique to a particular taxonomic group. The modern version relies heavily on analysis of genetic material and serum proteins rather than the classical similarities in outward appearance.
Also known as branching evolution or phylogenetic systematics, it is the reconstruction of phylogenies based on characteristics unique to a particular taxonomic group.
{cladistics}