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Phylogenetic history
Phylogenetic history refers to the evolutionary history of the species in which the survival of individuals with particular genetic features produces a selection of genetic patterns. Thus, the inheritance of a given species is determined by the evolutionary history in which other kinds of animals did not survive, rather than in the ontogenetic experience of the organism.
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