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Nature 425, 782 (23 October 2003) | doi:10.1038/425782a
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Evolution: Ending incongruence
Henry Gee1
Abstract
Recovering the true evolutionary history of any group of organisms has seemed impossible. The availability of large amounts of genomic data promises an era in which the uncertainties are better constrained.
The careful reader of this issue will come across a picture that, at first sight, has a startling message. Those impatient to see it should turn to the report from Rokas et al. (A.
- Henry Gee is a senior editor at Nature.
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