Groups of taxa

A group of taxa A taxon is the individual unit whose evolutionary relationship is being investigated. Depending on the study, “taxa” may refer to species, populations, individuals, or sequences within an individual.RH_Taxa is a set of one or more taxa A taxon is the individual unit whose evolutionary relationship is being investigated. Depending on the study, “taxa” may refer to species, populations, individuals, or sequences within an individual.. Members of a group can be specified in the input data file, and created and edited in the Setup Taxa and GroupsHC_Setup_Taxa_Groups_Dlg dialog.

Groups of taxa A taxon is the individual unit whose evolutionary relationship is being investigated. Depending on the study, “taxa” may refer to species, populations, individuals, or sequences within an individual. often are constructed based on their evolutionary relatedness.  For example, sequences may be grouped based on the geographic origin of the source individual, or sequences from a multi-gene A gene is a collection of domains. The domains included in a gene need not be consecutive or of the same type. Genes and domains can be defined in the input data, and can be defined and edited in the Setup Genes and Domains dialog. Genes can be selected or unselected from an analysis. When a gene is unselected, all its domains are automatically unselected. However, a gene can be selected, with some of its domains unselected. family may be arranged into groups consisting of orthologousRH_Orthologous_Genes sequences.