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den·dro·gram

(den'drō-gram),
A treelike figure used to represent graphically a hierarchy.
[dendron, tree, + gramma, a drawing]
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Bioinformatics Any branching tree-form/arborescent diagram that depicts a hierarchical relationship among sequences or organisms
Molecular epidemiology A diagram used to represent the phylogenic or evolutionary relatedness of molecular species of organisms based on allelic variations of a specific gene or sequence of DNA
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dendrogram

a diagram illustrating taxonomic relationships in the manner of a family tree.
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The spectroscopic data set dendrogram of temporal analysis split into two separate groups the drugs, TP and LS.
The dendrogram generated by the Simpson similarity coefficient (Fig.
Said establishment was grouped together with the other schools, far from the other centers in the dendrogram.
Additionally these species clusters were also almost coherent with the results of TWINSPAN dendrogram. Some of the species had unique characteristics and were separate from the communities.
At genus level, hierarchical dendrogram based on the Bray-Curtis distances was calculated using Vegan package (v.2.4-4) [35] and gplots package (v.3.0.1) [36] in the R programing language version (3.4.0) 2016 [37].
Hierarchical cluster analysis of the above gross morphology character state matrix (Table 5) resulted in the following average linkage dendrogram (Figure 7).
The dendrogram was constructed using maximum likelihood (ML) methods, respectively, using PHYLIP, the Phylogeny Inference Package program.
In this regard, the hierarchical dendrogram contains significant information related to early damage detection; it merges a pair of clusters based on their distances and defines a new higher level.
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