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How accurate is Genetic Phylogenetic Bracketing?

 
 
Reply Thu 25 May, 2017 02:35 pm
I am very curious in everyone view of this concept used in paleontology?

I find it as a simple possibility to the concept of a Dinosaur (or any animal) having something from a earlier ancestor rather than just a "Fact".
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Reply Sat 27 May, 2017 11:43 am
@BeyonderGod,
Bracketing is a tool, (not the only one) . It especially is driven by fossil "features". Newest thinking is much more genetics inclusive. I can see a "backward bracketing" from species we can assure are derived via genetic relationships nd see where they appear with their "fossil relatives"> remember that the Hyrax was never considered as a cladistics relative to the modern elephant and its group also included other small mammals of a non-elephantine type.

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