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. 2019 Jul 17;6(7):190387. doi: 10.1098/rsos.190387

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Figure 3. — Well-corroborated mammalian phylogenetic tree, focusing on Glires, based on consensus from SINEs [11], microRNAs [12], introns [13] and RGCs [14]. Ct, Ctenohystrica; Di, Diprotodontia; Eu, Euarchontoglires; Ge, Geomyoidea; Gl, Glires; La, Lagomorpha; My, Myomorpha; Pl, Placentalia; Pr, Primates; Ro, Rodentia; Sc, Sciuromorpha. Primates-Dermoptera are shown in light grey, Lagomorpha in dark grey, Sciuromorpha in green, Myomorpha in orange and Ctenohystrica in red. Numbers represent hypothetical ancestors onto which morphological characters were optimized (see electronic supplementary material, appendix S1). Branch lengths are arbitrary.