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A Summary of Known Paleopolyploidy. Red dot indicates well-supported paleopolyploidy and Yellow dot indicates putative case. Branch length do NOT scale to time.

Created by Peter Zhang using Adobe Illustrator Ref: (Adams & Wendel, 2005); (Cui et. al, 2006); (Wolfe, 2001).

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current	19:31, 1 March 2007	847×861 (273 KB)	5dPZ (Talk \| contribs)	(A Summary of Known Paleopolyploidy. Red dot indicates well-supported paleopolyploidy and Yellow dot indicates putative case. Branch length do NOT scale to time. Created by Peter Zhang using Adobe Illustrator Ref: (Adams & Wendel, 2005); (Cui et. al, 2006)
	19:29, 1 March 2007	847×861 (273 KB)	5dPZ (Talk \| contribs)	(A Summary of Known Paleopolyploidy. Red dot indicates well-supported paleopolyploidy and Yellow dot indicates putative case. Branch length do NOT scale to time. Created by Peter Zhang using Adobe Illustrator Ref: (Adams & Wendel, 2005); (Cui et. al, 2006)
	01:56, 1 March 2007	847×861 (275 KB)	5dPZ (Talk \| contribs)	(A Summary of Known Paleopolyploidy. Red dot indicates well-supported paleopolyploidy and Yellow dot indicates putative case. Branch length do NOT scale to time. Created by Peter Zhang using Adobe Illustrator Ref: (Adams & Wendel, 2005); (Cui et. al, 20)