Wiki source code of Branch
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1 | A branch, or a subtree, is a part of a (phylogenetic) [[tree>>doc:stemmatology.Tree.WebHome]] that can be separated from the rest of the tree by removing a single [[edge>>doc:stemmatology.Edge.WebHome]]. For example, in a tree (A, (B, (C, D~)~)~) – see the [[Newick format for trees>>doc:stemmatology.Data formats for trees.WebHome]] – the [[nodes>>doc:stemmatology.Node (vertex).WebHome]] B, C, and D comprise a single branch but the nodes B and C do not. Branches are bound together by //[[doc:stemmatology.Bindefehler.WebHome]]// in the [[common errors method>>doc:stemmatology.Common errors method.WebHome]], and may be called a [[family>>doc:stemmatology.Family (of witnesses).WebHome]]. | ||
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3 | Branch length means the same as [[edge>>doc:stemmatology.Edge.WebHome]] length. | ||
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5 | ==== Illustration ==== | ||
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7 | [[image:attach:exABCD1.png]] | ||
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9 | Fig. 1. A tree with branch (B, (C, D)). | ||
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11 | ==== In other languages ==== | ||
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13 | DE: Zweig, Unterbaum | ||
14 | FR: branche, sous-arbre | ||
15 | IT: ramo, (% style="color: rgb(37,37,37);" %)sottografo | ||
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17 | [[TR>>doc:stemmatology.Parvum lexicon stemmatologicum.Contributors.WebHome]] |