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Fig. 2 in The phylogeny, evolutionary developmental biology, and paleobiology of the Deuterostomia: 25 years of new techniques, new discoveries, and new ideas
Fig. 2 The phylogeny and divergence times of the major deuterostome taxa. Shown is the consensus tree discussed in the text with each node labeled according to its relative support (see key). Most nodes are supported by abundant types of independent data (see text), but a few (e.g., Asterozoa), although supported by phylogenomics, are only weakly
Fig. 1 Three early deuterostome cladograms and a consistent evolutionary scenario. a in The phylogeny, evolutionary developmental biology, and paleobiology of the Deuterostomia: 25 years of new techniques, new discoveries, and new ideas
Fig. 1 Three early deuterostome cladograms and a consistent evolutionary scenario. a The cladogram of Brusca and Brusca (1990). Characters are as follows: 1 Complete gut with mouth not arising from blastopore. 2 Mesoderm derived directly from archenteron. 3 Body cavity (coelom) tripartite and derived by enterocoely. 4 Sheets of subepidermal muscles derived, at least in part, from archenteric mesoderm. 5 Longitudinal nerve cords not ladder-like in arrangement and not emphasized ventrally. 6 Ciliated feeding tentacles derived from mesosome and containing extensions of the mesocoel. 7 Circulatory system derived, at least in part, from archenteric mesoderm (varies among taxa). 8 Pharyngeal gill slits. 9 Dorsal hollow nerve cord. 10 Loss of mesosomal tentacles. 11 Notochord. 12 Muscular, locomotor, postanal tail. 13 Endostyle. 14 Tadpole larva. b The cladogram of Schram (1991). Characters are as follows: 1 Loss of spiral quartet cleavage. 2 Loss of 4d mesoderm. 3 Upstream particle capture in adults. 4 Upstream particle capture in larvae. 5 Tornaria/bipinaria larva. 6 Loss of coiled/looped gut. 7 Loss of lophophore. 8 Loss of upstream
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