Figure 6 in Tentacular nature of the 'column' of the Cambrian diploblastic Xianguangia sinica
Figure 6. Summary of additional phylogenetic results. Additional Bayesian phylogenetic analyses under different homologous interpretations. A, the character 'cushion rows' is rescored as absent in dinomischiids and Siphusauctum; Xianguangia is recovered as a stem-group ctenophore. B, the character 'large cilia' is coded as only present in dinomischiids and Siphusauctum; Xianguangia is recovered as a stem-group ctenophore. C, the characters 'cushion rows' and 'large cilia' are rescored together; Xianguangia, Daihua and Dinomischus form a monophyletic grade, which is placed in a polytomy with cnidarians and a clade consisting of Siphusauctum and ctenophores. Numbers at the nodes are posterior probabilities. The fossil taxa are indicated with the dagger symbol. Also see Supplemental Material Figures S1B, S2 for the full results.
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