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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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