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• TITLE: Technological Perspectives in Phylogeny Research: Revisiting Comparative Analysis of Complete Mitochondrial Genomes for Time-Extended Lineages

  AUTHORS: Tommy Rodriguez

  KEYWORDS: Phylogeny; Mammalian Phylogeny; Comparative Sequence analysis; mtDNA; Multiple Sequence Alignment; Bioinformatics

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Bioscience and Biotechnology, Vol.5 No.5, April 3, 2014

  ABSTRACT: This article seeks to emphasize a simplified approach to phylogeny research using complete mitochondrial genomes alone, while touching upon a number of technological perspectives, such as algorithmic selection, which can help improve accuracy and performance in comparative analysis. My results will show that reliable estimations can be obtained by using mitochondrial markers, even among time-extended taxonomical rankings. Six distinct mammalian groups of taxa were selected for comparison. In all cases, mtDNA models generated reliable phylogeny approximations when compared against other independent data, while rendering exceptional computational performance.