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clade
[klād]
a grouping of genetic variants within a single species.

clade [klād]
a grouping of genetic variants within a single species.

clade
Cladus, subtype Genetics A branch of biological taxa or species that share features inherited from a common ancestor; a single phylogenetic group or line. See Inheritance, Species.


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We reported some time ago that repair of damage to the photosynthetic apparatus is impaired at elevated temperatures, so preventing photodamage in the symbiont should confer thermal tolerance to the corals" In the past decade, scientists have identified symbiont algae in clades from A through H, differing in their genetic and physiological characteristics.
In our studies, this taxon is strongly supported as sister to the myriopterid + pellaeid clade; together, these three clades are sister to the notholaenid + hemionitid clade (Fig.
Genetic and antigenic characterization of 47 HPAI (H5N1) viruses isolated from dead wild birds in Hong Kong showed that these isolates belonged to 2 antigenically distinct virus groups: clades 2.
 
 
 
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