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PHYLOGENETICS ANALYSIS:SIMPLEST AND COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR BIOLOGISTS

The Most Basic guide to learn Phylogenetics

Introduction

v  The term Phylogenetics is derived from Greek word where Phylo meaning tribe or clan Genetikos meaning genesis, origin or birth.
v  It is mostly used to study the evolutionary history of species or gene sequences.  Currently, It is perhaps the most widely used bioinformatics application.
v  See the following example before we go into further details of Phyloegenetics.

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